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After a truly unflattering red carpet look, Miranda Lambert changed her dress during the 2012 CMA Awards on Thursday night when she took the stage to accept her many awards alongside her husband Blake Shelton.

This time around, Miranda wore a pretty Jovani strapless silk-chiffon navy blue cocktail dress with a flirty pleated skirt, a twisted sweetheart bodice and a sparkling sapphire crystal embellished empire-waist belt. I believe this dress complimented Miranda’s curves and petite height more. | continue reading..

It was all about the power duo Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton when the talented couple hit the red carpet tonight for the 2012 CMA Awards, held in Nashville, Tennessee.

The “Fastest Girl in Town” singer wore a desert silk mousseline “Anika” gown by Maria Lucia Hohan, which featured a grosgrain ribbon tied around the waist and nude lining underneath ($1,154, mlh-shop.com).  This dress comes in a large variety of rich jewel tone colors, and maybe if Miranda had worn a different color I would have liked this dress on her more… | continue reading..

Miranda Lambert was a true golden girl when she arrived at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas last night for the 2012 Academy Of Country Music Awards.

The 28-year-old “Over You” singer posed with her musician husband Blake Shelton while wearing a stunning sequin crackled liquid gold halterneck gown by Randi Rahm.

As if wearing the dress wasn’t the only show-stopping moment, Miranda styled her multicolored blonde mane in side-gathered curls that showed off her stunning gold and diamond chandelier earrings from Fred Leighton. | continue reading..

Miranda Lambert joined her husband Blake Shelton on the red carpet tonight for Clive Davis’ annual Pre-Grammy fête which honored Richard Branson, chairman of Virgin Group.

The 28-year-old Country singer displayed her curves in a sexy long-sleeve black beaded lace dress from the Resort 2012 collection by PAVONI with a crew-neck and raw-edge hem.

I wish I could get some solo shots of her striking a pose in the look to get the full effect, but I really like the dress. | continue reading..

It was a huge night for country music at the Bridgestone Arena last night in Nashville, Tennesse as the 45th Annual CMA Awards was in full effect.

It was a night of music and winners (and losers) — on stage and on the red carpet.

Miranda Lambert arrived with husband Blake Shelton (who was donned in a Zegna suit) wearing a strapless black gown that was custom made for her by Haute Hippie. The dress featured a sweetheart neckline and lots of crystal embellishments. It clustered at the bodice before scattering down the dress.

Miranda didn’t wear a necklace, but she obviously wasn’t low on glitz. She wore diamond drop earrings, rings, and a Jimmy Choo crystal embellished silver clutch by. Her hair was up and high in a glam up-’do.

Reba McEntire was also in a custom dress…her own design! Reba collaborted with Terry Gordon on this dark green velvet gown with a crystal embellished attached sleeveless shoulder capelet. It was an interesting look…definitely something only Reba could wear. I’m not sure this would fly on Taylor Swift.

While Reba let stray pieces fly from her pretty up ‘do — her bangs were swept and on full display.

Sara Evans often claims she’ll never wear a gown since she likes to show off her legs. | continue reading..

Christina Aguilera attended the press junket on Friday to talk about the new season of her NBC reality singing competition “The Voice” with co-judges Cee-Lo Green, Adam Levine, and Blake Shelton in Culver City, California.

Christina wore an ivory silk tie-neck blouse by L’Agence with a D&G skirt that she accessorized with a really cool Barbara Bui chain belt. She paired the look with black stockings and matching knee-high boots by Alexandre Birman.

This was very flattering for her new curvier figure, and thank goodness she wore tights. Embrace the stockings ladies! They can actually really improve your outfit and/or save any imperfections on your legs from mucking up the whole thing. | continue reading..