MTV VMAs 2020: Lady Gaga to Bella Hadid, check out glitzy virtual red carpet look of celebrities

This year's MTV Video Music Awards was different compared to the past years. The annual award ceremony which was held in COVID-19 era had one of its kind virtual red carpet. The stars posed for the carpet before the airing in order to stay safe from the virus. 

Despite no paps or fans to cheer their look, stars still wore their designer best. Check out some awe-inspiring styles from the night.

 

Lady Gaga never disappoints with her red carpet look. This year at the virtual red carpet Gaga showed up in a silver coat dress with a clear glass headpiece and a classic stiletto boots. 

The Weeknd continued to promote her song 'Blinding Lights' with the same mackup of bloodied and injured face look. This year singer went for a red and black suit which he matched with a black leather gloves. 

Bella Hadid made an appearence at the 2020 VMAs and presented a the award to the Lady Gada. Bella wore a sheer black top and a baggy black pants.

Doja Cat sparkled the red with her red and pink Versace dress, which she complited with extra long plait down her back and a simple jewellery

Latin star Maluma, took his first Moon Person at 37th annual function. The singer impressed everyone with his classic black suit which he accessorized with gold jewellery.

Miley Cyrus wore a jaw-dropping dress. Miley picked a sheer gown from Mugler’s fall 2020 collection, which she matched up with opera gloves. 

The 21- year-old actor Joey King had all eyes on her as she hit the red carpet with her Versace look. 'The Kissing Booth' actor opted a mini floral dress which she accessorized with Versace jewellery.

Machine Gun Kelly struck a pose in his head-to-toe pink ensemble by Berluti, that incorporated a turtleneck tank and dress pant. Rapper completed his look with a pearl necklace and black patent shoes. 

The Black Eyed Peas made their MTV VMAs debut with a white and denim theme, which they accessories with hats, mask.

 

 

Travis Barker drew everyone attention with his face mask, from where he made his feelings public by telling everyone ''Don’t trust anyone''.  Blink-182's singer was wearing a graphic T-shirt, and check pants.