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Virtual Carpet Fashion

The MTV Video music video awards were just held in New York. This year, the ceremony was different because of the pandemic. It was hosted by actress and television personality Keke Palmer and conducted in an outdoor format across the city. 

My favorite part of any awards show is the red carpet and even though this time it was done virtually, with the presenters and performers photographing and sharing their looks before the actual show, I was still keen to see the amazing outfits. Here, I am sharing a few of my favorites from the night. 

Sofia Carson - I like the dress, red suits Sofia and the pulled back hair do s really nice. She looks elegant.




Joey King - Floral patterns are a favorite of mine and Joey looks great in this Versace dress.


Jaden Smith - Jaden looks cool no matter what he wears, just my opinion,


Madison Beer - I like everything about this look except the mesh hem. Norrmally I wouldn't include this in the list but Madison just looks so good.

Travis Barker - A very casual look and good on him for wearing a mask, he's being safe eveon on the virtual carpet.


Keke Palmer - She's a beautiful womanand looks nice in this white mini dress.



So there are my favorite looks from the MTV Video Music Awards. 

I hope you all are having a great week so far. Wear your masks, follow the social distancing rules and stay safe, please!












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