She’d continue to wow in an equally eye-catching pink piece by the French fashion house as well as an avant-garde yellow frock with a giant turquoise bow and fake blooms.

Glistening Bulgari jewels shaped like a snake dipped into her cleavage, adding to her allure.

The gown’s ruched bodice fit Lizzo like a glove, hugging her hourglass figure before flaring out with a ruffled high-low hem.

Sparkling Stuart Weitzman heels sparkled along with diamond bangles, rings and chandelier earrings tied the look together.

In one shot the star tossed her head back, letting her dark, silky tresses fall over her shoulders.

Another, saw the celeb – given name Melissa Viviane Jefferson – whipping her long locks to the side to highlight hairstylist Shelby Swain’s artistry.

‘On my way to the function ya’ll,’ she captioned the shot.

Shelby used products by Matrix and tools from GHD to create the sleek style, revealing that she prepped Lizzo’s locks with the Matrix Total Results Dark Envy Shampoo and Conditioner, before drying the hair straight with the GHD Helios Hair Dryer and smoothing the singer’s tresses with the Matrix Total Results Miracle Creator Multi-Tasking Hair Treatment.

The look was finished off with the GHD Max Styler and the Matrix Total Results Miss Mess Dry Finishing Spray.

She offered a close-up look at her glam as well, closing her eyes to showcase glossy brown eyeshadow with matching mahogany-hued lips, courtesy of makeup artist Alexx Mayo and Charlotte Tilbury Cosmetics.

To ensure a perfect complexion for the evening, Lizzo worked with celebrity facialist Ivan Pol, who prepped her skin with skincare from celebrity-loved brand Augustinus Bader.

‘I performed the Tour de Force treatment on Lizzo, and mixed The Face Oil into my ultrasound gel and applied it to her skin pre-treatment to infuse and penetrate the nutrients at a deeper level,’ Ivan shared.

‘In doing this, Lizzo will have an effortless glow from within without looking too shiny or greasy. I sealed in the treatment with The Rich Cream to lock-in the glow. That way, it holds for hours and works seamlessly with makeup.’

Alexx then used the Dermaflash Luxe tool to ‘get rid of any dead skin cells and peach fuzz’ to create the perfect canvas for Lizzo’s makeup, which began with the newly-launched Charlotte Tilbury Super Radiance Resurfacing Facial, as well as the brand’s Magic Serum and Magic Cream.

For makeup, Alexx used the Airbush Flawless Foundation, the Hollywood Flawless Filter and the Magic Away Concealer, before adding some flush to the singer’s cheeks with the Cheek to Chic blush.

But it was Lizzo’s eyes that were the focus of the look, with Alex using Charlotte’s soon-to-be released Brow Lift and Brow Cheat to frame them, before adding the Rock N Kohl eyeliner to accentuate the style.

False lashes from Kiss added even more glitz and glamour, while Lizzo’s long pink nails were created using a custom mix of shades from OPI.

And when she arrived Lizzo had another surprise, revealing diamond grillz on her bottom teeth.

Lizzo swapped her short and sweet green look for another sparkly Balmain ensemble as she took the stage to present Best New Artist, putting on a leggy display with one ruffly thigh-high slit.

Letting her hair cascade over one shoulder, she had the other side pinned down with custom glitter-encrusted clips.

Pretty in pink: Lizzo swapped her short and sweet green look for another sparkly Balmain ensemble as she took the stage to present Best New Artist, putting on a leggy display with one ruffly thigh-high slit

Rapunzel: Letting her hair cascade over one shoulder, she had the other side pinned down with custom glitter-encrusted clips

Double trouble: Lizzo caught up with her friend and crush Harry Styles after presenting Best New Artist to Megan Thee Stallion

Artsy: Not one to leave an opportunity to dress up on the table, Lizzo squeezed in an imaginative third look

Eye-catching: After presenting in pink, she slipped into a short yellow frock with a geometric pattern punched out of the fabric to flash hints of skin

Her outfit was almost enough to distract from Lizzo’s live TV mishap, which happened when she accidentally cursed before announcing the winner.

Not one to leave an opportunity to dress up on the table, the star squeezed in an imaginative third look, slipping into a short yellow frock designed by Georges Hobeika.

The dress had a geometric pattern punched out of the fabric to flash hints of skin.

Continuing the drama, the dress featured a giant turquoise bow on the front with ribbon flowing to the ground as well as pink hibiscus blooms down the arms and trimming the hem.

And proving she wasn’t letting the pandemic stop her from partying, Lizzo sauntered into the celebrity hot-spot Craig’s with a shiny face mask and a matching glitter flask.

Lizzo’s look: Continuing the drama, the dress featured a giant turquoise bow on the front with ribbon flowing to the ground as well as pink hibiscus blooms down the arms and trimming the hem