Dua Lipa wore four bedazzled looks during the 2021 Grammy Awards.- She walked the red carpet in a sparkly Versace gown with a butterfly bodice.
- The singer then wore three different glittery looks for her performance at the Grammys.
Dua Lipa's several outfit changes at the 2021 Grammy Awards had two things in common: pink and sparkles.
The singer, who was nominated for six Grammys, was both an attendee and a performer at the event.
She wore four ensembles throughout the evening, and although each outfit was distinct, they were connected by crystal detailing and a cohesive color scheme.
Lipa started the night by walking the red carpet in a custom Versace dress.
The gown was covered in head-to-toe sparkles, which formed the shape of a pink butterfly on the bodice with the help of side cutouts.
A sheer, chainmail skirt that was also covered in sparkles completed the look.
Lipa told E! News that she collaborated with Versace to design the dress and that the butterfly detail was significant to her, as the creature has been an important symbol for her over the past year.
Lipa then kicked off her performance in a different pink gown.
The hot-pink ball gown cinched at the waist and had a low-cut neckline that exposed a matching pink bra.
The belt and lapel were covered in sparkles, while the skirt was dotted with smaller crystals.
Lipa performed her medley of "Levitating" and "Don't Start Now" with a bedazzled pink microphone, which completed her look.
During the performance, Lipa changed into a glittery pink blazer.
The magenta blazer reached her mid-thigh and was covered entirely in sparkles.
Lipa paired the look with matching pink boots.
Later in the performance, the singer removed the jacket to reveal a matching bikini-like set that was also bubblegum-pink.
Both the bra-like top and high-waisted bottoms were made of pink sequins that sparkled as Lipa danced.
Darker pink spots on the straps and waistline added to the overall look, as did fabric on the back of the ensemble.
Each of Lipa's looks was effervescent and playful, nodding to the tone of her album "Future Nostalgia."
The singer was nominated for six Grammy Awards, including Album and Song of the Year.