Olivia Rodrigo Wows in Retro Fringe LBD at “GQ” Men of the Year Party in Los Angeles

The "Vampire" singer wore a black fringe strapless dress for GQ's Men of the Year party held at L.A.'s Bar Marmont on Thursday

Olivia Rodrigo knows how to nail retro glam style.

On Thursday, the "Vampire" singer, 20, wore a short black strapless fringe dress paired with strappy black heels for GQ's Men of the Year party held at L.A.'s Bar Marmont.

Posing on the carpet and inside on the venue's black-and-white checkered floor, Rodrigo wore her dark brunette locks pulled back in a relaxed updo with long pieces framing her face and a soft red lip to enhance the smoldering look.

Rodrigo hit the star-studded VIP dinner with her close pal Conan Gray.

Kim Kardashian, Kris Jenner, Tom Ford and Dwyane Wade were also in attendance.

While out earlier this week at the Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes premiere, also in Los Angeles, Rodrigo spoke of the upcoming 2024 Grammy Awards, saying it is “such an honor” to receive six nominations.

“Yeah. So insane. It's just such an honor and such a pleasure to be recognized by the music community in such an incredible way,” Rodrigo told PEOPLE on Monday night. “I'm very grateful.”

Rodrigo’s Grammy nominations include record of the year for her song “Vampire,” album of the year for Guts, song of the year for “Vampire,” best pop solo performance for “Vampire,” best pop vocal album for Guts and best rock song for “Ballad Of A Homeschooled Girl.”

Seeing her artist friends get nominated along with her is "half the fun," she said. "Honestly, sometimes that's more exciting than you getting nominated. [You are] just so proud of everyone that you love.”

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On the same night, the music and style icon opened up to The Hollywood Reporter about mentally and physically prepping for her upcoming tour.

"I'm getting it all together right now, brainstorming everything," she told THR. "I'm running on the treadmill right now singing my songs, because I want to be able to jump up and down and sing the songs."

"I think it's going to be really fun," she said, adding, "I want the show to feel like a great place for people to scream and jump around and let loose."

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