After making major fashion waves during couture week in Paris last month — including having her body covered in 30,000 Swarovski crystals for Schiaparelli — Doja Cat continues to wow on the red carpet.
For the 2023 Grammys, the music star (who is up for five awards) stunned in an edgy and slinky black vinyl gown by Atelier Versace. Styled by Brett Alan Nelson, she paired her body-hugging one-shoulder gown, that features a flared skirt and train, with long black vinyl gloves.
“You look fierce, Doja!” wrote designer Donatella Versace on her Instagram. And Chloe Bailey commented on the singer’s mermaid gown, “I’m obsessed.”
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Doja Cat accessorized her look with black spiral Serpent hoop earrings by Panconesi.
JStayReady was responsible for her black pixie cut, while makeup artist Ernesto Casillas created her dramatic cat-eye look using Charlotte Tilbury products. “I was inspired by the industrial warm tones of Doja’s dress and decided to play the eyes up with shimmering, contrasting colors. I gave her a beautiful, luminous complexion with a hint of glow,” said Casillas. The Charlotte Tilbury items he used for Doja Cat’s Grammys 2023 appearance included Beautiful Skin Foundation in 9N, Beautiful Skin Radiant Concealer in 9, Rock ‘n’ Kohl Liner in Bedroom Black, Luxury Palette in The Rock Chick, and Colour Chameleon in Smokey Emerald.
At tonight’s 2023 Grammys, Doja Cat’s song “Woman” is nominated for best music video, best pop solo performance and record of the year, while her single “Vegas” is nominated for best rap performance and “I Like You (A Happier Song)” with Post Malone is nominated for best pop duo/group performance.
Doja Cat’s recent outings at Couture Week in Paris also included donning a menswear outfit at Viktor & Rolf complete with faux facial hair and and a blue leather trench coat for Jean Paul Gaultier paired with Amina Muaddi’s Angelica Plateau Leather platform pumps.
“Couture week is all about experimentation and pushing boundaries,” Doja Cat recently said to Vogue regarding her Paris appearances. “That is the point of it, to me. Designers are showing the best of the best—pure art in fashion, which I love. I like making art in all forms of what I do.”
