Ariana Grande’s VMAs Dress: Sexy In All Leather & Thigh-High Boots
Ariana opted for a whole lot of leather when she turned up in a strapless, tight Moschino mini and thigh-high boots — and we can’t get enough of her sexy look! It was perfect for the major award show. Do you agree?
Ariana Grande has an affinity for minis, so it came as no surprise to see her in a short tight skirt and strapless top. The 21-year-old attended the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards at The Forum on August 24 in LA, where she opted for one of her sexiest looks to date — and she totally rocked it. If there’s ever a time to take a fun risk on the red carpet, it’s definitely at the VMAs — and that’s just what this petite songstress did when she opted for a very leggy look that put every inch of her figure on full display.
Ariana Grande VMAs Dress — Rocks A Leather Moschino Look:
The singer opted for one of her tiniest looks to date when she stepped out in the sexy separates. A zipper, running down one side, made it feel like a dress version of a leather jacket — and we loved it! A bold Moschino belt in the fashion house’s signature lettering tied the whole look together. Not only did her little leather look remind us of the 90s, (certainly not complaining about that!), but it also had a bit of an edgy vibe we don’t always get to see from the star as she often gravitates towards more feminine and flirty looks.
Ariana took it one step further by pairing it with thigh-high leather boots, really adding a bit of va-va-voom to the outfit, as she wore her hair half-up half-down, (her go-to style!), and slicked on a bold red lip which was the perfect finishing touch to the outfit.
The look was definitely one that caught our attention as she came down the red carpet — and considering she’s nominated for four VMAs we think it was a great choice! The star’s nominated for her hit song, “Problem,” featuring Iggy Azalea. Ariana is up for Best Pop Video, Best Collaboration, Best Lyric Video, and Best Female Video — we are SO excited for her.
Did you love her look?
— Katrina Mitzeliotis