The 2025 CMA Awards brought more than big wins and unforgettable performances; they brought major fashion moments. With Lainey Wilson commanding the stage and a red carpet overflowing with glamour, Nashville transformed into a runway of bold color, sparkling textures, Western-inspired silhouettes, and high-fashion statements. From dramatic gowns to modern cowboy couture, these were the stars who delivered the night’s biggest style wins.

1. Kelsea Ballerini

Kelsea Ballerini lit up the carpet in a fiery red creation that blended high drama with modern sensuality. The sheer, sculptural silhouette showed off her confidence, while the matching red lip and glossy pumps turned it into a perfectly polished monochrome moment. Daring, sleek, and effortlessly cool.

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2. Lainey Wilson

As host, Lainey Wilson brought big personality and even bigger style. Her turquoise sequin jumpsuit shimmered from every angle, mixing retro ’70s energy with country swagger. With its plunging neckline, bold belt, and statement cape, topped off with a matching cowboy hat, Lainey delivered a look that felt powerful, playful, and uniquely her.

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3. Megan Moroney

Megan Moroney embraced full glam for her six-nomination night, stepping out in a strapless black gown sparkling with hand-set crystals. She elevated the drama with velvet opera gloves, embellished heels, and a sweeping cape, giving the look the energy of a modern country queen making her entrance.

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4. Shaboozey

Shaboozey proved once again why he’s one of country music’s most exciting style innovators. His cropped studded blazer paired with relaxed denim struck the perfect balance of grit and glam. Layered Western belts and black cowboy boots grounded the look, while his sculptural diamond chandelier earring delivered the red carpet’s boldest finishing touch.

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5. Ella Langley

Ella Langley channeled smoldering elegance in a figure-skimming lace gown that mixed delicacy with attitude. The sheer detailing and long sleeves added softness, while the bold, romantic design showcased her signature edge, making it one of the night’s most captivating interpretations of country glam.

6. Jessica Capshaw

Grey’s Anatomy alum Jessica Capshaw brought a playful yet polished energy to the carpet in a chic mini dress adorned with delicate beaded detailing. The sparkling embellishments gave the look movement and texture, while the shorter silhouette offered a refreshing contrast on a night dominated by sweeping gowns.

7. Alexandra Kay

Alexandra Kay stunned in a floral mermaid-style gown that blended romantic softness with red carpet drama. The fitted bodice and flared skirt created a sculpted silhouette, while the intricate floral pattern added a burst of color and feminine elegance, making her one of the evening’s most enchanting standouts.

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8. LeAnn Rimes

LeAnn Rimes embodied timeless bombshell confidence in a nude gown with a dramatic thigh-high slit. The silky, body-hugging silhouette felt effortlessly luxurious and just daring enough, proving once again that LeAnn knows exactly how to command a red carpet moment.

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9. Lauren Alaina

Lauren Alaina made a stunning post-baby return to the carpet in a halter-style gown covered in oversized mirrored paillettes that reflected light like shattered glass. Radiant, bold, and celebratory, her look delivered an unforgettable combination of glamour and glowing confidence.

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10. Priscilla Block

Priscilla Block embraced the season’s most coveted shade, chocolate brown, in a structured corset gown that highlighted her curves and unapologetic style. With layered statement jewels adding sparkle and depth, the look felt rich, modern, and perfectly on-trend.

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