Emily Ratajkowski wears a Y2K halter neck dress to the 2023 VMA Awards

Emily Ratajkowski’s stunning style made a bold fashion statement on the red carpet of the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards.

Model f physical The author is among the star-studded guests tonight at the Prudential Center in New Jersey. For the occasion, she wore a look that could easily be replaced with any VMA red carpet outfit dating back to the early 2000s. The 2000s-inspired collection included a handkerchief dress by Jean Paul Gaultier, with a criss-cross neckline and belly straps in bright emerald green, while the asymmetric skirt bore a surreal, rusty-orange graphic of a woman diving in circles.

Ratajkowski accessorized the dress with a dazzling Fendi mini bag, metallic gold heels, and a collection of gold jewelry.

Ratajkowski will take the stage as one of the hosts for the evening, which also includes Bebe Rexha, Charli D’Amelio, Coco Jones, Dixie D’Amelio, French Montana, Gloriella, Ice Spice, Jared Leto, Madeline Cline, Rita Ora and Sabrina. The carpenter.

the High Low The last time the podcast host attended the VMAs was in 2015, when she appeared in a black Altuzarra gown with a plunging neckline and gold sequined pattern. She paired the look with black leather heels.

Ratajkowski previously spoke about her philosophy when it comes to dressing, in a 2022 interview with PopSugar. She said at the time: “I love wearing sneakers with a dress, especially since the weather is getting warmer in New York.” “It’s the most relaxed but elegant look you can do. Other accessories, like what you do with bags and jewelry, can go with it. A larger bag makes it more casual, but if you do something small and kind of sexy, it can be great for night out.”

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