Brit Awards 2023 red carpet: Stars’ wild looks at racy awards show
Just when you thought you’d seen it all with wild celeb red carpet looks, a popular singer has stepped out at the Brit Awards in a racy swimsuit.
Revealing outfits have become somewhat of a norm on showbiz red carpets, but the 2023 Brit Awards has produced one of the most daring looks to date.
The 43rd annual music awards, which celebrates the best in British music over the past year, took place at the O2 Arena in London on Saturday, local time.
And UK singer Tallia Storm, who was discovered by Elton John aged 13, yanked the spotlight in a very camp ensemble – stepping out on the red carpet in an itsy-bitsy pink bikini.
The 24-year-old R & B songstress accessorised her swimwear with ski-style accessories, including a faux fur hat, coat and boots”
The extreme fashion choices didn’t end there, with wild looks across the board for Britain’s night of nights.
US singer Ashnikko hit the carpet in a space inspired look, which was covered in what we can only describe as warts:
Sheer outfits were also a hot trend, with Charli XCX sporting a daring see-through gown:
British/Japanese singer Rina Sawayama followed suit:
Sam Smith, how did you get out of the car?!:
Ellie Goulding rocked a superhero-inspired armour corset:
Model Leomie Anderson showed off her fit figure in a Vegas-style two-piece:
Salma Hayek opted for black leather:
Man of the moment Harry Styles elevates his black suit with an oversized flower choker:
Jessie J heroes her growing baby bump in a red two-piece:
Shania Twain kept it simple in neon yellow:
Lewis Capaldi continues to be the coolest dude in showbiz:
Following his Grammy win for Album of the Year, Harry Styles led nominations at the Brit Awards with four nods - going on to pick up every single one at the televised ceremony, including Album of the Year and Best Artist.
There was controversy when Brit nominations were announced last month after not a single woman was honoured in the Best Artist category.
The Brit Awards went gender-neutral in 2021 in a bid to be more inclusive, and while Adele won the gong last year, the 2023 nominations were widely considered a step back.
Female artists including Charlie XCX, Florence and The Machine and Mabel, were all snubbed for the Best Artist award, despite enjoying success in 2022.