The CMT awards are a time when the superstars of country music meet up in Nashville, wearing their best looks, and celebrate their genre and the ones who make it great. We are partial to country music because of our southern location, so we love to see the stars that grace our radio stations dressed to the nines! These were some of our favorite looks from this year’s CMT awards.
Kelsea Ballerini never fails to impress on the red carpet. She is always a familiar face in the “best dressed” section because she isn’t afraid to make bold fashion choices while staying ultra chic. The 2018 CMT awards were no different. Kelsea showed up looking like a total queen in an all black two-piece. The entire outfit was covered in black sequins, so flashes from the paparazzi made her shine bright! The pants flared at the bottom, and a silk belt tied around her waist extended to form a gorgeous train. The two black materials contrasted perfectly to add depth and class to Kelsea's look.
Brittany Aldean, wife of Jason Aldean, paired a couple of trends together and looked ah-mazing while doing it. The new mom rocked a royal blue wrap dress with three quarter length sleeves, a V-neckline, and a high slit. The metallic fabric of the blue dress made it a stand out on the red carpet! Brittany chose simple accessories including silver hoops and straight hair with a simple middle part to keep her shining dress at the center of attention!
We would be making a mistake if we didn’t mention one of the most glamourous queens in all of country music! Following the release of her new single, Carrie Underwood stepped out looking as stunning as ever! She rocked the red carpet in a sheer yellow mini dress that was covered in crystals. The long sleeves and plunging neckline paired perfectly, and the ruching around the waist drew eyes to a slight slit on the left of the dress. The embellishments on this gown are so abstract and definitely demanded attention! We loved Carrie’s bright and bold outfit choice!
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