9 photos show Lizzo's most iconic fashion moments this year
9 photos show Lizzo's most iconic fashion moments this year
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Insider has rounded up some of Lizzo's best style moments from 2020.Jim Dyson/Redferns/David M. Benett/Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic/Getty Images
Lizzo generated quite a few headlines in 2020 for her stylish and daring looks.
She started the year with an outfit at the Billboard Music Awards that paid homage to icons like Diana Ross and Cher.
In the weeks and months leading up to the 2020 US presidential elections, Lizzo got political with her style and, at one point, wore a dress with the word "vote" written across it.
Insider has rounded up a list of the singer's best style moments this year.
The 2020 Grammy Awards ceremony in January was a big night in both fashion and music for Lizzo. She started the night in a Versace gown.
Lizzo attends the 2020 Grammys.
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Lizzo walked down the red carpet in a white Versace gown that contained Swarovski crystals and took two months to make, her stylist told E! News.
Insider reporter Darcy Schild wrote that details in Lizzo's ensemble paid homage to music icons like Cher and Diana Ross.
Later in the night, Lizzo had an outfit change. She donned a billowy, off-shoulder black gown with sequins for her performance.
Lizzo during her Grammys performance.
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Lizzo paid tribute to late NBA legend Kobe Bryant, who had died in a helicopter crash earlier that same day, and performed her hits "Cuz I Love You" and "Truth Hurts."
She took home three Grammy awards — best pop solo performance, best traditional R&B performance, and best urban contemporary album.
On the red carpet for the BRIT Awards in February 2020, Lizzo dressed up in a brown dress modeled after a Hershey's chocolate bar wrapper and carried a matching purse also shaped like a bar of chocolate.
The brown dress had an asymmetrical neckline and a 25-cent pricetag.
Lizzo changed into a short black see-through dress for the BRIT Awards after-party hosted by Warner Music and CIROC.
Lizzo at the BRIT Awards after-party hosted by Warner Music and CIROC.
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Lizzo wore an asymmetrical see-through dress and black boots for the after-party, where Harry Styles, Ellie Goulding, and Naomi Campbell were also in attendance.
A few days later, Lizzo wore a Mary Katrantzou gown with custom patchwork for the NAACP Image Awards.
Lizzo attends the 51st NAACP Image Awards.
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Lizzo was awarded the entertainer of the year award that night. Schild wrote that the backside of the dress had Lizzo's name in black text.
In September, Lizzo wore a brown fishnet top covered in sparkles while she danced on Instagram.
Lizzo also shared a quick preview on her Instagram and wrote, "just when you thought I couldn't love myself any more." Dressed in her blue outfit, she's seen kissing her reflection in the mirror.
Later in the month, at the Billboard Music Awards, Lizzo wore a custom Christian Siriano black dress with "vote" printed all over it in bold white font.
Lizzo at the 2020 Billboard Music Awards.
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Christian Siriano, the designer, wrote on Instagram that it was "an honor to create [the dress] for this unbelievable and beautiful women [sic] tonight."
The 2020 US presidential election was a few weeks away at that point. Lizzo also had "vote" inscribed on one of her fingernails.
On November 3, election day, Lizzo wore an American flag jumpsuit with a twist - half the jumpsuit was missing.
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Lizzo's stylist, Mark Monroe, told Fernandez that "the portion of the jumpsuit printed with the American flag is meant to represent the percentage of people who didn't vote in the previous presidential election."
Fernandez wrote that only about half of those eligible to vote in 2016 filled out a ballot.
"We the people, ALL the people, deserve it. Today's the last day to vote. Stay in line, stay determined and thank YOU for voting," Lizzo wrote in the caption to the post.
In late October, Lizzo had also styled her hair for an Instagram post to say 40% to draw attention to the percentage of the US public who didn't vote in 2016.