The best-dressed celebrities at the 2023 BET Awards
Celebrities turned up to the 2023 BET Awards at LA's Microsoft Theatre on Sunday in style.
Victoria Monét, Madisin Rian, and Dexta Daps were among the best-dressed celebrities of the night.
Rian opted for a stunning, voluminous white gown, while Jones wore a showstopping red dress.
Melissa L. Williams
Williams wore a two-piece set with mirror-like embellishments. The strapless top had a deep V-neck, and the skirt had a high slit and mini train.
She paired the look with matching heels, diamond jewelry, and an asymmetrical bob.
Brandon T. Jackson
The actor and stand-up comedian wore a suave, olive-green suit without a shirt, a pair of black shoes, and gold and diamond necklaces.
Skye Townsend
The "Black Lady Sketch Show" star wore a beautiful, light-gold dress covered in sequins. The floor-length gown had a square neckline, spaghetti straps, and a column silhouette.
She accessorized with strappy gold sandals and added an extra pop of glamor with red lipstick.
Swizz Beatz
The rapper and award-winning producer wore a dapper, sand-colored suit with a black top, black bucket hat, sunglasses, and a necklace. His black, pointed-toe shoes dotted with studs were the star of his outfit.
Victoria Monét
The "Jaguar" singer wore an asymmetrical, tan ensemble by Patrycja Pagas that included a top with multiple cutouts and metallic details, flared pants, and a skirt. She wore her hair in knotless boho braids.
Madisin Rian
The model wore a bold, white, long-sleeved dress with a deep V-neck, lapels, and oversized, structured shoulders. The dress fell into a train, adding more drama to the look. She added shades trimmed with crystals, a silver bag, and a statement earring for a pop of extra glamor.
Dexta Daps
The singer made a splash on the red carpet in a bold, lime-colored suit jacket and straight-leg pants. He accessorized with a statement oversized ring, white sneakers, two necklaces, and white-rimmed shades.
Leigh-Anne
Leigh-Anne wore a sheer, silver-and-pink dress with a scalloped, ombré pattern. She added clear heels and simple jewelry to keep the focus on her dress and her beautiful hairstyle: intricate locs with small tendrils along her crown.
Coco Jones
The "Bel-Air" actress and singer wore a red LaQuan Smith dress from his spring 2023 collection. The off-the-shoulder, long-sleeved gown included a large cutout around her abdomen and hit her ankles, revealing a pair of strappy heels. She wore her hair pulled back into a simple chignon with a couple of wavy tendrils framing her face as well as a pair of drop earrings.
Shameik Moore
The "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" star wore a structured black blazer and dress shorts, with black socks and matching shoes. A pleated skirt that covered one-half of his shorts, however, stole the show.
He paired the standout look with a white, collared dress shirt and black shades, and wore his hair pulled back.
Summer Walker
The singer wore a gorgeous black dress that sparkled from head to toe. The demure, high-neck gown had cap sleeves and a semi-sheer fabric covered in intricate rows of black sequins and beads that descended into a small train. A modest slit at the bottom of the dress revealed a pair of strappy, black heels.
She wore her hair in a long, sleek style with bangs and accessorized with glitzy earrings, silver rings, and a bracelet.
Uncle Waffles
Uncle Waffles, a South African-based producer and DJ, wore a dazzling dress by Keys Fashion covered in silver embellishments. The intricate dress had a plunging neckline with sculptural, icicle-like details and a romantic train.
She wore her hair in a low bun and accessorized with a diamond necklace and earrings.
JT
The City Girls rapper wore a showstopping, sleeveless black gown with a corset-style bustier that had buttons down the front, a mermaid skirt, and a train. She added a mini bolero in the style of a suit jacket with white shirt-style cuffs, worn hanging off her arms.
She accessorized the floor-length dress with a headband with a bow detail, a pearl necklace, and earrings.
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