19 of the best and most daring outfits Lizzo has worn that define her bold style

Wearing a white bridal-style dress with a high slit and her 2017 song name "Truth Hurts" written in colorful letters, Lizzo, 33, nodded to her music video for the song, where she appears as a bride who marries herself. Similar to the music video, Lizzo wore bridal stockings, white sneakers, and a silver leaf bridal headband with matching earrings.

The metallic gold one-piece was a leotard and corset hybrid which she wore with matching black-and-gold Doc Martens boots.

According to Page Six, Lizzo sold out Radio City Music Hall twice. During the performance, she alluded to her album name, "Cus I Love You."

"Because I know you love me we sold this bitch out twice!" she told fans. "It's such a milestone when an artist can sell out Radio City."

The 2019 Met Gala, held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, had the theme "Camp: Notes on Fashion," and Lizzo delivered. According to Vogue, the dramatic feather coat in light and dark-pink shades was designed by Marc Jacobs.

Beneath it, she wore a pale-pink polka dot gown with a thigh slit and deep-pink bow and paired it with pink metallic slippers and a high Regency-style pink wig with silver jewels. From eyes to cheeks to lips, the singer kept her makeup intensely rosy.

In an all-red ensemble, Lizzo served a high glamour look. She opted for a custom Moschino red sequin gown with a sweetheart neckline and the word "siren" in silver lettering imprinted on it, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

She added drama to the look with a red feather boa, a diamond choker, and Stuart Weitzman's crystal-embellished Nudist Stardust sandals, the publication added.

Lizzo opted for a flamboyant ruffled Valentino peach minidress and a tiny white bag also by the designer, according to stylist Marko Monroe who coordinated the look. She continued the color scheme with white strappy heels by Stuart Weitzman and Lorraine Schwartz teardrop earrings and orange eyeshadow.

Sharing the outfit on Instagram in a post on November 25, 2019, her caption acknowledged that the tiny bag was "big enough for my fucks to give."

According to an Instagram post by stylist Jason Rembert, who styles Lizzo, the asymmetric, layered magenta tulle gown was a custom design by Dominique Galbraith. The singer wore the dress while performing her song "Jerome."

According to the brand Christopher John Rogers' official Instagram page, Lizzo wore a custom tennis-ball yellow shirtdress with statement puff sleeves to the GLAAD Media Awards in 2019. She paired the dress with neon-yellow strappy heels and equally vibrant eyeshadow and wore her hair in a small beehive.

Leaving behind her neon dress, Lizzo took to the stage to perform her single, "Juice," while wearing a black-and-silver sparkly leotard that had circular mirrors and white feathers embroidered on it. The corset, which she wore with fishnet tights and her hair in a high pony, had leather straps and a zip down the middle.

While performing on stage at the Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, Lizzo wore a neon-green vinyl leotard with long, fluted sleeves and criss-cross detailing.

She continued the color scheme in matching neon-green socks and boots. The singer wore her hair in a slick ponytail for the performance.

On the red carpet at the 2020 Grammy Awards, Lizzo dazzled in a white strapless dress by Versace with a sweetheart neckline, thigh slit, and crystal-encrusted piping, according to an Instagram post by stylist Marko Monroe.

He added a white faux-fur stole to the singer's ensemble and accessorized with layered Lorraine Schwartz diamond necklaces and Rene Caovilla metallic heels.

While showing off the three Grammy awards she had accepted that night, Lizzo changed into a sparkly number for the press room at the event. According to Monroe, Lizzo was wearing a low-cut, sheer Versace dress with cascading foil threads. Her diamond jewelry was by Lorraine Schwartz and her silver heels were by Ego.

As the Billboard Music Awards took place on October 14, 2020, weeks before the US presidential election took place on November 3, Lizzo used this as an opportunity to make a political statement through fashion.

The singer wore a one-sleeve black minidress with "vote" written all over it. According to Monroe, the dress was a Christian Siriano design, which the stylist paired with a Lorraine Schwartz bracelet and earrings, and black wrap-around heels by Ego.

Drawing on her playful personality, Lizzo wore a one-sleeve Hershey's chocolate-bar gown with ruching by Moschino, Lorraine Schwartz jewelry, and a matching chocolate-bar bag by Judith Leiber, according to her Instagram post on February 18, 2020.

Switching brown for blue, Lizzo's Peter Dundas gown, as per the designer's Instagram post at the time, had features that were typical of her style, such as sequins, a sweetheart neckline, and a thigh slit. She paired the belted party dress with layers of diamond and sapphire necklaces, drop earrings, and silver-and-blue stilettos.

According to a post by Rembert, who styled the look, Lizzo wore a pink PVC custom LA ROXX design with a matching textured jacket and chunky white boots, with her hair in a high ponytail.

Lizzo wore a sparkly sheer-purple maxi dress by Matthew Reisman to the party, according to the brand's website. She wore pasties and a thong underneath the daring dress and had a side ponytail with silver butterfly accessories.

While pictures show the singer was barefoot, she confirmed that this wasn't for the whole party. She shared the look on Instagram with a caption that read: "I wore jimmy choos for the record."

Arriving in a seafoam-green midi dress with a peplum hem by Balmain, Lizzo later changed into another similar Balmain dress in pearlescent pink with the help of stylist Brett Alan Nelson. The ruched dress with an over-the-shoulder strap, ruffles, and a leg cutout was accessorized with three oversized pink sparkly hair clips and silver heels.

Both looks were paired with jewelry from Bulgari's Serpenti collection, including earrings that cost $45,900, Insider previously reported.

Appearing on "The Late Late Show With James Corden" on March 21, Lizzo wore a one-shoulder baby-blue latex midi dress with a puffed sleeve and white leather heeled boots. The singer spoke to Corden about her upcoming album, offered a taste of her new single, "About Damn Time," and later covered BTS's song "Butter."

Debuting a '60s bob haircut, Lizzo attended SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, on March 13 wearing a rainbow-tile minidress with frills and matching heeled boots designed by D.Haleter, who thanked her for wearing the outfit on Instagram.

At a Q&A during the festival, Lizzo spoke about her new Prime Video show, "Watch Out For The Big Grrrls," which follows her search for plus-size dancers for her next tour. "Big girls have always had value, but I don't think society has seen the value in bigger bodies," she said.

In a cover interview with People's Jason Sheeler on March 2, Lizzo said her personal confidence grew alongside her success. "I wasn't supposed to survive. I wasn't supposed to make it this far. I wasn't supposed to be a millionaire. I wasn't supposed to be a sex symbol," she said, adding that she wants these attributes to have a lasting influence.