Trisha Yearwood Makes a Dramatic Statement in Feathered Sleeves and Sequins for CMT Music Awards 2024 Red Carpet

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April 7, 2024 at 7:19 PM·1 min read

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Trisha Yearwood graced the red carpet on Sunday at the 2024 CMT Music Awards held in Austin, Texas, with an ensemble that epitomized extravagance.

Trisha Yearwood at the 2024 CMT Music Awards

Draped in a sleek black gown embellished with shimmering sequins, Yearwood made a bold statement with her high-neck attire that featured feathered sleeves. She paired the gown with classic strappy black heels.

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For accessories, she chose simplicity, adding only a silver geometric statement ring. Completing her look, Yearwood styled her blonde locks into a timeless updo, accentuated by softly curled side bangs. Keeping her makeup understated, the focus was on her smokey eye.

Trisha Yearwood and sister, Beth Bernard at the 2024 CMT Music Awards

Yearwood attended the event to accept the prestigious June Carter Cash Humanitarian Award. Though she did not walk the red carpet alongside her husband Garth Brooks, she was seen with her sister Beth Bernard, who coordinated in a black ensemble adorned with sequin embellishments.

The CMT Music Awards began in 1967 and is a fan-voted awards show. The 2024 ceremony will honor Trisha Yearwood with the June Carter Cash Humanitarian Award. Kelsea Ballerini will host the evening’s proceedings, featuring performances by Brittney Spencer, Cody Johnson, Megan Moroney and more.

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