Flaunting her feet and breasts on the red carpet, Olivia Rodrigo won the trophy for New Artist of the Year at the 2021 American Music Awards on Sunday at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
Olivia Rodrigo in a see-through David Koma dress, Jimmy Choo shoes, and David Yurman jewelry at the 2021 American Music Awards on November 21, 2021, at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles (Credit: MEGA / WENN)
“Thank you so much to the AMAs and to the fans who voted for this award,” the 18-year-old “Driver’s License” singer said while accepting her award.
“It means so much to me. Writing songs is my favorite thing in the whole world, and I am so grateful for everyone who has embraced my music.”
Olivia Rodrigo flaunted her boobs on the red carpet before winning the trophy for New Artist of the Year at the 2021 American Music Awards (Credit: MEGA / WENN)
Open about her ethnicity, she also hit the stage to perform her song “Traitor,” the fourth single from Rodrigo’s debut album, Sour (2021).
The young musician once again flaunted her boobs on the red carpet in a see-through sequined David Koma Spring 2022 feather-trimmed midi dress that retailed at Moda Operandi for $3,295.
Olivia Rodrigo flashes her high-waisted briefs underneath her purple sequined feather dress (Credit: MEGA / WENN)
Styled by Chloe and Chenelle Delgadillo, she paired her purple dress with David Yurman jewelry and metallic Jimmy Choo ‘Mori’ sandals.
Olivia Rodrigo displays her feet in silver metallic Jimmy Choo sandals (Credit: MEGA / WENN)
“Never in a million years could I have expected the response that it got. It completely changed my life forever,” she told Vogue Singapore last month about her success.
“It was an incredible experience to write a song that you feel accurately expresses intense heartbreak, pain, and longing, and watch all of those sad feelings resonate with other people.”
Olivia Rodrigo arrives in a No Dress satin skirt and a Pristine Candy tartan corset top for a taping of Jimmy Kimmel Live! on October 26, 2021, in Los Angeles, California (Credit: MEGA / WENN)