Unlike the stuffy, proper garments you see at movie star events, the dress code at music award shows is usually a little wacky, very risqué and a lot of fun. And last night at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards, instead of good, bad, and ugly, the style was more good, bad, and ass-hanging-out.
Let’s start with the gentlemen. Keeping things very casual, like they don’t even give a fuck: Roshan Fagan; Ed Sheeran; SkyBlu of LMFAO.
Trying a little harder: Psy; Will.i.am; Chris Brown.
Downright dapper: NBA player Chandler Parsons; David Arquette. And then there’s Mike Tyson, spreading a message of peace.
Cute, coordinating couples: Rosie and Sophia Grace are adorably age-appropriate and pretty in pink; Chad Kroeger and Avril Lavigne are hell-bent for leather; Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose are both into black on black and big smiles.
Usually we save the best for last, but today we’ll reserve the ass for last. And so, representing for The Good category: Taylor Swift. She often veers toward whites and neutrals, but short, glittery sapphire blue — with a bright pink lip — is great on her.
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