New Wiggle Tsehay Hawkins makes ARIAs red carpet debut

The new Yellow Wiggle has made her red carpet debut after being announced as Emma Watkins’ replacement last month. Check out all the best looks from the night.

The newest member of The Wiggles made her red carpet debut at the ARIA Awards on Wednesday night.

Tsehay Hawkins, 16, hit the red carpet of Aussie music’s night of nights in a blue shimmering dress with silver accessories.

Hawkins, who is only in Year 10 in high school, was announced as Emma Watkins’ replacement last month after the beloved entertainer stepped down following 11 years with the children’s group.

Tsehay Hawkins of The Wiggles attends the 2021 ARIA Awards at Taronga Zoo.

Elsewhere on the red carpet, the children’s entertainer held the iconic finger pose with the group’s founding members Anthony Field, Jeff Fatt and Murray Cook.

Anthony Field, Jeff Fatt, Tsehay Hawkins and Murray Cook.

Hawkins even got to don her yellow skivvy later in the evening while presenting the award for Best Live Performance to indie rock band Lime Cordiale alongside the original group members.

The new Wiggle presented the award for Best Live Performance

Meanwhile, Gretta Ray sizzled down the red carpet at Taronga Zoo in a form-fitting black dress with cut-out details.

Ray, who was nominated for Best Breakthrough Artist for her debut album, Begin To Look Around, kept it simple as she made her entrance.

The Bigger Than Me singer paired her black maxi dress and sleek red nails, with the gown featuring chic cut out details below her hip and décolletage.

Her hair blonde hair was in loose waves, and a simple cat-eye makeup look completed the outfit.

Gretta Ray.

Never failing to turn heads with her striking style, Josh singer Peach PRC wore a dusty pink Barbie-esque gown with a fishtail design.

Peach PRC.

Bringing her laid-back charm to the event was Amy Shark wearing a simple cardigan and black trousers.

Amy Shark.

Genesis Owusu — who took out four of his seven award nominations tonight — rocked Covid-chic ready-to-wear bedding for the evening, matching his socks to the carpet. Later in the evening, the energetic performer changed into a red suit sans shirt for a bouncy performance of hit song I Don’t Need You.

Genesis Owusu.

The 23-year-old artist led the performances for the evening.

Vera Blue was an ethereal vision with an edgy twist in leather, lace, and intricate silver beading.

Vera Blue.

Teenage heart-throb Ruel brought his effortlessly cool vintage style to the carpet in a checked suit and classic Dr Martens desert boots.

Ruel.

Fellow long-haired vintage lovers Lime Cordiale continued the tieless trend in ‘70s-inspired suits.

Lime Cordiale members Oliver Leimbach and Louis Leimbach.

Meanwhile, Budjerah went for a bolo tie, cropped black suit and chunky statement shoes.

Budjerah.

ARIAs host and Today entertainment reporter Brooke Boney was radiant in a crisp white shirt and wide-leg cream pants, changing into a brown plunging dress with cut-out sections showcasing her toned abs when the sun went down.

Brooke Boney.

The host for the night slipped into a party dress later in the evening.

Former Triple J host Linda Marigliano dazzled in a pop of shimmery blue with sky-high pink platforms.

Linda Marigliano.

Singer Odette was dressed in an unusual brown patchwork frock featuring a golf motif and wide sleeves.

Odette.

Baker Boy kept the pandemic tracksuit trend alive with his oh-so-comfy looking get up.

Baker Boy.

And Vance Joy opted for a classic skinny suit and tie.

Vance Joy.

Check out all the winners from the evening here.

Originally published as New Wiggle Tsehay Hawkins makes ARIAs red carpet debut