BET 2025 Awards Pink Carpet Fashion Set the Bar for Black Tie Glam
For the ladies, floor-length gowns were popular, each one more jaw-dropping than the next. LeToya Luckett didn't miss a beat either, with edge and grace in a custom Kendrell White gown that fit like a glove. Amerie turned heads in a black short sculptural masterpiece from Bad Binch Tongtong, a bold yet graceful. Ciara brought edgy glamour, combining street fashion and black tie in a Cong Tri look with modern lines and undeniable elegance, while Doechii gave us a 90s moment in MiuMiu, radiating young, fresh energy. Ryan Destiny, meanwhile, graced the carpet in Loewe, her silver gown like art in motion.
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On the gentlemen's side, black tie got a modern upgrade with trendy twists. Mario redefined classic tailoring in a sharp House of Gray pant and wrap top, blending traditional aesthetics with bold, fresh detail. Kirk Krankin upped the ante in a Louis Vuitton two-piece suit, proving that mixing iconic branding with custom flair can push the boundaries of red carpet menswear.
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This year's pink carpet celebrated creativity, individuality, and culture, with every look reinforcing why the BET Awards remain a hub for groundbreaking style moments. These celebs didn't just follow trends; they set them, reclaiming black tie as a creative playground for brilliance. It's safe to say, the bar has been raised!
See some of the most head-turning fashion moments from the 2025 BET Awards
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Bow Wow attends the BET Awards 2025 wearing a white shirt and black pants with a bolo tie by Prada Source:Getty
Amerie attends the 2025 BET Awards wearing a short black structural dress by Bad Binch TongTong Source:Getty
Spice, wearing Emagine by Bukola, and Swank,y wearing Deji & Kola at the 2025 BET Awards Source:Getty
Lil' Fizz, Omarion, J-Boog, and Raz-B of B2K attend the 2025 BET Awards wearing matching black suits Source:Getty
LeToya Luckett attends the 2025 BET Awards wearing a metallic gown by Kendrell White Source:Getty
Skyh Black in a black monocromatic suit and KJ Smith in a flowy yellow gown attend the 2025 BET Awards Source:Getty
Druski at the BET Awards 2025 in a classic black sit Source:Getty
Lucky Daye attends the 2025 BET Awards in a shiny black suit with modern lines Source:Getty
Keyshia Cole at the BET Awards 2025 in a sheer black halter dress with feathers Source:Getty
Tisha Campbell attends the 2025 BET Awards wearing a burgundy Antla Amourr gown with buckles Source:Getty
Terrence J at the BET Awards 2025 wearing a white modern tux jacket with black accents and black pants Source:Getty
Keke Palmer at the BET Awards 2025 in a short halter dress with a train Source:Getty
Tyler Perry attends the 2025 BET Awards at Peacock Theater in a bedazzled suit with a bow tie by Louis Vuitton Source:Getty
Kevin Hart attends the 2025 BET Awards in a traditional black suit Source:Getty
Leon Thomas III attends the 2025 BET Awards in a tan suit with tie Source:Getty
Doechii at the BET Awards 2025 wearing a MiuMiu two piece top and shirt Source:Getty
MAJOR attends the 2025 BET Awards in a western suit with a matching hat Source:Getty
Ashanti attends the 2025 BET Awards in a black gown with a plunging neckline Source:Getty
Snoop Dogg and Shante Broadus attend the 2025 BET Awards wearing matching royal blue suits Source:Getty
Jordin Sparks at the BET Awards 2025 wearing a coral gown with feathers Source:Getty
Ciara attends the 2025 BET Awards wearing an all black look by Cong Tri with a train Source:Getty
Mya at the BET Awards 2025 wearing a burgundy gown by Michael Costello Source:Getty
GloRilla at the BET Awards 2025 wearing a black gown with a high slit Source:Getty
Banner attends the 2025 BET Awards wearing a three-piece cream suit with a long duster jacket Source:Getty
Free attends the 2025 BET Awards in a green and gold corsett gown Source:Getty
Kirk Franklin attends the 2025 BET Awards wearing a blue suit by Louis Vuitton Source:Getty
Kandi Burruss attends the 2025 BET Awards wearing a sheer black Christian Siriano gown Source:Getty
Ryan Destiny attends the 2025 BET Awards wearing a silver Loewe gown Source:Getty
Mario at the BET Awards 2025 wearing a green satin shirt and black pants by House of Gray
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