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Ayra Starr‘s Stunning Pre-Grammy Fashion Journey
As the Grammy Awards draw near, Nigerian sensation Ayra Starr is embracing the spotlight with a series of unforgettable fashion statements at key pre-Grammy gatherings. Her recent appearance at The Recording Academy’s MusiCares gala, which celebrated Mariah Carey as Person of the Year, showcased her refined style and poise. Ayra graced the event in a bespoke creation by Nicola Bacchilega, radiating elegance and self-assurance.
Classic Elegance Meets Modern Glamour
Under the expert guidance of stylist Elly Karamoh, Ayra donned a champagne-hued satin gown featuring a structured corset bodice that seamlessly transitioned into a sweeping floor-length skirt with a delicate train. The off-the-shoulder design lent a timeless sophistication, while her beauty look paid homage to old-Hollywood charm with glossy waves and a gentle front curl. Complementing the ensemble were subtle diamond studs, rings, and a bracelet, paired with nude makeup tones and impeccably manicured nails, culminating in a look that was both polished and quietly commanding.
Edgy and Romantic: A Bold Shift at Spotify’s Best New Artist Event
Not one to shy away from experimentation, Ayra transformed her style for Spotify’s Best New Artist party, again styled by Karamoh. She embraced a daring sheer black lace bodysuit with fitted sleeves and a cinched waist, exuding confidence and allure. The outfit was accentuated by layered silver necklaces adorned with cross pendants and striking drop earrings. Her high ponytail, topped with a voluminous black bow, added a whimsical yet romantic flair, perfectly balancing the boldness of the look.
Grammy Spotlight: Competing for Best African Music Performance
Beyond her sartorial triumphs, all attention will be on Ayra Starr this Sunday as she vies for the Best African Music Performance Grammy with her hit single “Gimme Dat,” featuring Wizkid. She faces stiff competition from industry heavyweights including Burna Boy with “Love,” Davido and Omah Lay for “With You,” South Africa’s Tyla with “PUSH 2 START,” and Uganda’s Eddy Kenzo for “Hope & Love.” These high-profile pre-Grammy appearances have set high expectations for her look at the main event, where fans eagerly await her next fashion statement.
