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Best CMA Awards Red Carpet Looks From Years Past
Each year, the Country Music Association brings out country music’s biggest and brightest stars for an entertaining night of awards and performances. And each year, the country stars give showstopping looks on the red carpet. Here’s a list of some of the most memorable looks from years past.
1. Shania Twain at the 2005 CMA Awards
Shania Twain looks stunning with this incredible gold dress paired with a fur coat and a classic updo hairstyle.
2. Taylor Swift at the 2013 CMA Awards
Staying true to her album Red released a year prior to this award show, Swift is dressed in a royal, red gown with sequins. The hair tied back in low buns is also a highlight of the look.
3. Jennifer Nettles at the 2015 CMA Awards
At the 49th CMA Awards, Sugarland member Jennifer Nettles showed up in a baby pink dress. The dangly earrings also complemented the dress perfectly.
4. Maren Morris at the 2019 CMA Awards
Maren Morris wore a Cinderella-esque gown to the 2016 CMA Awards which was jaw-dropping. The pastel blue and the ruffled long sleeves were to die for.
5. Kacey Musgraves at the 2018 CMA Awards
Country star Kacey Musgraves went with a western-inspired Versace suit that features details of delicate golden fringe giving it that modern cowgirl look with a fun, disco twist.
6. Ingrid Andress at the 2019 CMA Awards
Ingrid Andress always has some of the most unique red carpet looks. The three-time Grammy-nominated singer showed up to the 2019 CMAs in a sleek, feminine pantsuit that keeps the classic black-and-white look.
7. Kelsea Ballerini at the 2020 CMA Awards
Singer-songwriter Kelsea Ballerini owned the red carpet at the 2020 CMA Awards with a sleeveless, floral-inspired gown. The dress also had details of leaves that added a pop of green.
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