Anitta wore a dress made 20 years ago to the 2023 Grammys. ‘The piece is as unique as I am,’ the singer shot. Know the details!
Annita it’s really powerful! Singer, Grammy Nominated in the Breakthrough Artist categoryshe arrived at the Crypto.com Arena, in Los Angeles, California, wearing an outfit that would ba-ban-do anyone!
The artist’s chosen piece is not for sale and was not made exclusively for her. all because Anitta chose a dress made in 2003, exactly 20 years ago, by Ateliê Versace. “The piece is unique like me”, licensed, authorized. The artist completed the look with Tiffany & Co jewels.
Before finding out the result of the award, the funk singer, who back to basics in one clip engraved on a favela carioca and full of controversyhe stated, “It’s been 50 years since there has been a Brazilian artist at the Grammys. Today I feel like a winner, winner or not. I’m happy to represent my country.”
Without beating about the bush and with his usual good humor, he fired: “I’m here for the party!”.
Anitta wore a bold look to a pre-Grammy party
A party teased the 2023 Grammys festivities on Saturday night (04) and, of course, Anitta was in attendance. For the occasion, the artist squandered sensuality in a dress with lots of transparency and a deep neckline.
The dress was made especially for Anitta by stylist Peter Dundas. To complete the bold look, the singer also wore Tiffany & Co jewels. At her feet, black sandals with very high heels by Giuseppe Zanotti gave the look even more lightness.
Source: Terra
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