Earlier this week, Reformation's latest highly anticipated celebrity collaboration debuted. Following the epicness of Laura Harrier's collection with the brand, my hopes were high that this one would be equally great, and as expected, it didn't disappoint. Kacey Musgraves was the celeb tasked with creating the latest collection with Ref, and it's as dreamy as you'd imagine—just like her latest album Deeper Well.

The collection comprises 17 vintage-inspired pieces that can be described as English countryside meets the boho and Western aesthetics that are so popular right now. The boho trend, in particular, is the look everyone is buzzing about this season, and the flowy dresses and tops, sumptuous knee boots, matching sets, and denim pieces are just what your wardrobe needs right now. If dressing like a boho beauty is your goal this fall, I urge you to scroll to shop the Reformation x Kacey Musgraves pieces that'll help you get there.

It was long past golden hour when country singer Kasey Musgraves took to the stage with summer pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter last week. Musgraves and Carpenter sang a rousing rendition of the classic Nancy Sinatra hit "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" clad in shimmery metallic dresses. Notably, Carpenter wore boots, while Musgraves paired her ruched minidress with clear stiletto sandals.

While fans were surprised by the duet, we were delighted to discover that we recognized Musgraves's dress: It's the Norma Kamali Diana style we've been loving for years. Even better? It's shockingly affordable and available for less than $200 at several retailers.

Keep scrolling to browse more of our favorite dresses designed by Norma Kamali, starting at just under $120. Whether you're setting off on an end-of-summer adventure or stockpiling dresses for wedding season, we're sure you'll spot a dress or two that fits the bill. As for accessories? Well, let's just say these looks go with pretty much anything—boots included.

On Kacey Musgraves: Norma Kamali dress

On Sabrina Carpenter: custom Ludovic de Saint Sernin dress

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It's that time—the 2023 Grammy Awards are upon us, and the attendees have not disappointed when it comes to their red carpet looks. Held at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, everyone from Lizzo to Taylor Swift turned up in jaw-dropping gowns I'm still completely floored by. I know you didn't come to this specific article for the fashion, though (we already have that covered!). It's now time to discuss the winning beauty looks celebs turned out, and let me tell you, they're a sight to behold. 

Everything from statement-making hues and bold lip shades to pastels was on full display. Keep scrolling and prepare to be amazed!

Lizzo's stunning fuchsia makeup look complements her dress perfectly. From the burgundy lip to the overstated blush around the eyes, it's a sight to behold. In addition, her hairstylist for the event Shelby Swain styled her hair using the Sebastian Professional Dark Oil. "Creating this look for Lizzo’s red carpet look was a love affair," says Swain. "Lizzo’s look was inspired by the intricate beauty and detail of the flowers that illuminated her face and the vibrant colour of her beautiful gown. I wanted to create a romantic, elegant hairstyle that complimented her bold beauty!"

It's the copper-bronze lip and golden-winged liner for me. Cox always turns out inspiring looks, but this one is something special.

The pleather dress is already a statement, but Doja couldn't stop at just a jaw-dropping dress. The dramatic wing and silver shadow on the inner corners of the eyes create a gorgeous futuristic look.

I love this simple, pretty look from Emma Brooks. The creamy, nude lip with a hint of colour looks beautiful with her dress. The shimmer on the inner corners of her lids adds just the right amount of sparkle to the look.

I'll admit that I never thought I would like the look of lip liner without lipstick, but Cardi B might have just convinced me to rethink my stance.

It's a fiery one from Queen Latifah, who wore a stunning shade of red eye shadow on the carpet.

Let's be honest, Twain's outfit is the centrepiece of this look, but I'm also a sucker for a bold red lip and sky-high lashes.

Swift sported her classic red lip but paired it with ice blue shadow and a dream of a two-piece set.

Klum's bronze smokey eye here is to die for. Do I spot a touch of glitter on the inner corners?

Musgraves went for a pink theme at this year's Grammys, and I am completely in love. Sure, the feather-adorned bodysuit had a bit to do with it, but the soft pastel pink makeup to match is just *chef's kiss.*

First of all, I need this lip shade ASAP. Second, I love this glamorous smoky look on D'Amelio who usually keeps it simple when it comes to makeup. 

You can literally never go wrong with a look like this. It's definitely on the bolder side, but if anyone can pull it off, it's Anitta.

We happen to know a few of Ballerini's beauty secrets that help keep her skin and makeup in tip-top shape. I'm definitely taking notes.

I'm noticing a pattern here on the carpet tonight, but I'm not mad at it. Leon gave her red lip a twist by adding a darker, almost burgundy shade of lip liner.

H.E.R. might have rocked a pair of shades on the carpet, but underneath, I spy some gorgeous (and dramatic) black liner on the eyes.

This look from Olivia Rodrigo is simple but made special by the addition of a coral lip shade. *Insert heart eyes emoji.*

Next: Every Jaw-Dropping Look From the 2023 Grammys Red Carpet

This post was originally appeared on Who What Wear US. 

If there's one thing about 2022 we can all agree on, it's that it was the year of Barbie pink. Thanks to Valentino's PP Pink fantasy and Greta Gerwig's upcoming film about the American toy, Barbiecore was everywhere, and according to Kacey Musgraves, it's not a trend just reserved for last year. 

Tonight, the country singer wore a bubblegum-colored catsuit complete with a matching feathered cape on the 2023 Grammys red carpet. The Valentino ensemble—accented by Stuart Weitzman pumps and Nicole Rose jewelry—was more than just a celebration of 2022's most-loved trend, but rather a new take on the iconic color ahead of spring pastels. 

Musgraves wears a Valentino catsuit and cape, Stuart Weitzman shoes, and Nicole Rose jewelry.

The star's makeup and hair were glamorous but minimal, allowing the Pepto Bismol realness to shine through. The six-time Grammy winner's hair was styled in a low, tousled bun by Giovanni Delgado using T3 and Unite products, while her glow was achieved by using the viral Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Light Wands—a fan favorite among the fashion crowd.

Musgraves is no stranger to the ethereal princess aesthetic, previously relying on her signature whimsical color palette of pink and blue throughout her red carpet looks. Truly, no one else can give us butterflies like she does.

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Next: Doja Cat Absolutely Nailed This Controversial Trend on the Grammys Red Carpet

It's that time—the 2023 Grammy Awards are upon us, and the attendees have not disappointed when it comes to their red carpet looks at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Everyone from Lizzo to Taylor Swift turned up in jaw-dropping gowns I'm still completely floored by. I know you didn't come to this specific article for the fashion, though. (We already have that covered!) It's now time to discuss the winning beauty looks celebs turned out, and let me tell you, they're a sight to behold. 

Everything from statement-making hues and bold lip shades to pastels was on full display. Keep scrolling and prepare to be amazed!

Lizzo's stunning fuchsia makeup look complements her dress perfectly. From the burgundy lip to the overstated blush around the eyes, it's a sight to behold. In addition, her hairstylist for the event Shelby Swain styled her hair using the Sebastian Professional Dark Oil. "Creating this look for Lizzo’s red carpet look was a love affair," says Swain. "Lizzo’s look was inspired by the intricate beauty and detail of the flowers that illuminated her face and the vibrant color of her beautiful gown. I wanted to create a romantic, elegant hairstyle that complimented her bold beauty!"

The hero beauty product used: Sebastian Professional Dark Oil ($48)

It's the copper-bronze lip and golden-winged liner for me. Cox always turns out inspiring looks, but this one is something special.

The pleather dress is already a statement, but Doja couldn't stop at just a jaw-dropping dress. The dramatic wing and silver shadow on the inner corners of the eyes create a gorgeous futuristic look.

I love this simple, pretty look from Emma Brooks. The creamy, nude lip with a hint of color looks beautiful with her dress. The shimmer on the inner corners of her lids adds just the right amount of sparkle to the look.

I'll admit that I never thought I would like the look of lip liner without lipstick, but Cardi B might have just convinced me to rethink my stance.

It's a fiery one from Queen Latifah, who wore a stunning shade of red eye shadow on the carpet.

Let's be honest, Twain's outfit is the centerpiece of this look, but I'm also a sucker for a bold red lip and sky-high lashes.

Swift sported her classic red lip but paired it with ice blue shadow and a dream of a two-piece set.

Klum's bronze smoky eye here is to die for. Do I spot a touch of glitter on the inner corners?

Musgraves went for a pink theme at this year's Grammys, and I am completely in love. Sure, the feather-adorned bodysuit had a bit to do with it, but the soft pastel pink makeup to match is just *chef's kiss.*

First of all, I need this lip shade ASAP. Second, I love this glamorous smoky look on D'Amelio, who usually keeps it simple when it comes to makeup. 

You can literally never go wrong with a look like this. It's definitely on the bolder side, but if anyone can pull it off, it's Anitta.

I mean, those nails? Enough said. We can thank Fox's longtime nail artist Brittney Boyce, for these beauties. According to Boyce, they're made of 14-karat solid white gold with diamond crosses. They were designed especially for the occasion in partnership with Marrow Fine.

We happen to know a few of Ballerini's beauty secrets that help keep her skin and makeup in tip-top shape. I'm definitely taking notes.

I'm noticing a pattern here on the carpet tonight, but I'm not mad at it. Leon gave her red lip a twist by adding a darker, almost burgundy shade of lip liner.

H.E.R. might have rocked a pair of shades on the carpet, but underneath, I spy some gorgeous (and dramatic) black liner on the eyes.

This look from Olivia Rodrigo is simple but made special by the addition of a coral lip shade. *Insert heart eyes emoji.*

Next: Every Jaw-Dropping Look From the 2023 Grammys Red Carpet

When three different celebrities all own the same pair of shoes, you know they've got to be good. This typically happens when a luxury designer like Gucci or Prada releases a new style, but this time, Steve Madden has the coveted honor of being a favorite in Hollywood.

While on vacation in Italy, newlywed Nicola Peltz Beckham wore Steve Madden's Trixie White Leather Platforms ($130) with an all-white outfit that simply screams vacation. None other than Hailey Bieber also wore the exact same shoes to her Rhode launch party. Bieber played up the Y2K vibes and paired hers with a miniskirt and crop top. Plus, Kacey Musgraves owns the shoes in green, which she styled with a fun checkerboard outfit. Scroll down to shop the platforms for yourself. 

On Nicola Peltz Beckham: Steve Madden Trixie White Leather Platforms ($130); Bottega Veneta sunglasses; Chanel bag

On Hailey Bieber: Fancì top and skirt; Prada bag; Steve Madden Trixie White Leather Shoes ($130)

On Kacey Musgraves: Oscar de la Renta coat, crop top, and skirt; Steve Madden Trixie Green Leather Platforms ($130); BY FAR bag

Shop Every Color

Next, The Top 5 Summer Trends, According to J.Crew's TikTok-Viral Head Designer

While Kacey Musgraves certainly knows her way around a Met Gala red carpet, her off-duty style is just as enviable. Photographed in New York City, she wore a cute matching set from Aritzia with the trendier version of Kate Middleton's favorite white Superga sneakers. Musgraves wore the Superga 2790 Platform Sneakers ($99), and the Duchess of Cambridge prefers the OG 2750 Cotu Classic Sneakers ($65). 

Oh, and the celebrity adoration doesn't end there. Not only has Emily Ratajkowski been wearing Superga sneakers for years, but she also collaborated with the brand recently. Scroll down to see how Kacey Musgraves styled her platform sneakers and shop them for yourself. Word to the wise: They're selling quickly! 

On Kacey Musgraves: Louis Vuitton bag; Superga 2790 Platform Sneakers ($99); Wilfred Jazz Tank ($50) and Verona Pants ($110)

How Kate Middleton Styles the Original Version

On Kate Middleton: Superga 2750 Cotu Classic Sneakers ($65)

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Next, 4 Summer Trends I'm Definitely Packing for Hawaii

I don’t need to tell you that Nordstrom has an epic—and extensive—beauty department. (And the retailer’s sale offerings are downright epic) But there is actually something you can get at Nordstrom you can't get at other beauty stores—actually, over 300 things. As I write this, there are five full pages of beauty offerings on the site’s Beauty Exclusives section. Meaning you can only get them at Nordstrom (or in some cases, directly via the individual retailers as well, but who isn't also getting a headstart on spring shopping?). 

One of the best reasons to check out this section, IMHO? There are a number of gift sets available at serious discounts. But really there’s a little bit of everything: From makeup to skincare to fragrance, there are products in every category, featuring some of your favorite brands like Laura Mercier, Herbivore Botanicals, and Boy Smells. 

My professional recommendation: Check out this section often. Exclusives tend to be produced in smaller quantities, so they can sell out quickly. But at this precise moment in time, here are the 15 Nordstrom-exclusive beauty products I’m adding to my cart. 

Next: 19 Beauty Products a Sephora Beauty Director Can't Be Without

Celebrities wearing expensive designer shoes is par for the course, so when someone steps out in an affordable pair, our ears definitely perk up. Kacey Musgraves just offered up an excellent idea if you're looking to buy a pair of cool heels under $100: Aldo's Acaeclya Dark Brown Sandals ($80). In case you were wondering, this is confirmation that yes, "naked" heels with see-through details are still happening. 

In true celebrity form, she mastered the high-low mix with an outfit that hit on two different majorly popular trends—corsets and faux leather—but also featured wallet-friendly shoes. Musgraves wore a Miaou Leia Vegan Leather Corset ($265) and Junior Vegan Leather Pants ($430), which are pricey but great investment pieces if you ask me. Scroll down to shop Kacey Musgraves's newest outfit. 

On Kacey Musgraves: Logan Hollowell Prosperity Sword Necklace ($2100); Miaou Leia Vegan Leather Corset ($265) and Junior Vegan Leather Pants ($430); Aldo Acaeclya Dark Brown Sandals ($80)

Shop the Shoes in Other Colors:

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Next, 36 new knee-high boots to wear with skinny jeans. 

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Welcome to our new podcast, Who What Wear With Hillary Kerr. Think of it as your direct line to the designers, stylists, beauty experts, editors, and tastemakers who are shaping the fashion-and-beauty world. Subscribe to Who What Wear With Hillary Kerr on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Fashion's first Monday in May looks a little different this year, mostly due to the fact that it took place on the second Monday in September. After last year's cancellation, the Met Gala finally made its triumphant red carpet return Monday night. To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this year's theme was In America: A Lexicon of Fashion, a challenge stylist Erica Cloud faced head-on. With country-pop musician Kacey Musgraves as one of her premier clients, Cloud is no stranger to tapping into an Americana aesthetic (always with some butterflies and glitter thrown in for good measure) to showcase Musgraves's fun personality. The Los Angeles–based stylist also worked with longtime collaborator Dan Levy for the Schitt's Creek star's very first Met. Listen in to this week's podcast as Cloud gives us an inside look at preparing for the Met and other red carpet moments in between.

The theme this year is In America: A Lexicon of Fashion, and I'm so curious to hear how you've interpreted it with your clients. So can we start with Kacey [Musgraves]? Can you tell me about what she's wearing? 

Kacey is wearing Ralph Lauren, who is a long-standing Americana brand. In the lexicon of fashion, I think that it really represents a little bit of a sportsmen America, for lack of a better description. Kacey’s from Texas. I think people view Ralph Lauren as those kinds of classic pieces that can also translate [to] everyday wear, which I love. It [has] great pieces of denim or polos for men, a classic silhouette or aesthetic. And Kacey can be those things, obviously. She can wear classic pieces very well, but she has a bit of an edge, likes to have a modern take on things. We kept that in mind going into what we felt was the right fusion between the two. It started with looking at their entire archives. The look we landed on felt modern, but with a classic Ralph Lauren appeal to it. It's a tight black mock-neck top that's a bit cropped, and then the skirt has a big slit and a huge train, but it's this liquid fabric, which [Ralph Lauren] has done on the carpet before in red and blue and, I believe, in gold, but we're doing it in silver. We chose the silver because she also is releasing her album, and there's symbolism in it with silver and armor and a little bit of a tougher feel. So the color of the skirt is a nod to that as well. And then, we're doing it with a classic riding boot.

How do you think about hair and makeup in these moments? Obviously, that's a collaborative process. 

Yes, because it has to be cohesive. You don't want someone's head to look cut off from their body. Kacey always has good intuition on what she thinks is going to work, but also, her glam team is incredible. Moani Lee and Giovanni Delgado are just masters, so I usually defer to them because I wholeheartedly trust them. But I think, for this, we all agree that it's not going to be anything crazy. It's such a simplistic look to a certain degree that you don't want anything to compete with itself. We all have a conversation. They pull their references, and if I have an idea, they're always open. They're just the most wonderful people to work with.

Then for accessories, I like to have a lot of options, but I got to say, we had it at the fitting, and the boot is just cool. It anchors the look, it's saying something, and it's a little tougher. And Kacey rides horses, so it's also representative of that. To me, it conjured up the '90s black-and-white imagery of editorials back then.

You're dressing Dan Levy as well, which is so exciting. As a huge Schitt's Creek fan, it has been such a joy watching the two of you work together. Obviously, he adores fashion and was so involved in costuming and styling for the show. I'm curious what your process is like with him. Is it similar to how you work with other clients? Is it different? And of course, we have to talk about how you were thinking about the Met for him.

Dan is an incredible collaborator because he does love fashion. He's so in tune, and he has such knowledge. So our process is a little bit different. It feels a little bit more edited. With other clients, we can have an idea, and maybe I can send them certain images, but they don't necessarily want to be involved fully. They trust me. It'll just come to the fitting. But Dan has such a true love of [fashion] that it is really fun. I don't know if that's because he has so much to manage with writing, directing, acting, all of these things, and he has an eyewear company. He can streamline things extremely well. It's kind of refreshing if you know somebody is happy with what's arriving. Then, you don't have to stress out. He did do so much of the costuming on the show on top of everything else. So to move over into the red carpet world, all of that has been so exciting because—with everybody's outpour of love for Schitt's Creek, which is so well deserved—it's been really nice to introduce him to (he already knows the brands) the PR people and the people who are actually getting you the clothing. 

For the Met, he is going with Cartier, which is so fun. It’s great because then you have a pick of designers to a certain degree. Because Dan is such a true lover of fashion, it felt like we should try and figure out what the right brand would be that felt representative again of both. He's wearing Loewe. In Jonathan [Anderson's] mind, they're so similar in their vast knowledge of different things in the art world and cultures and everything. Before it was Lexicon, American independence was the theme running through and what independence meant to you. The artist [of the outfit], it's an artist who has done a custom print on a Loewe silhouette. I will let him do the talking points on the carpet for that so he does it justice. Then, I think we're going to layer some Cartier diamond necklaces and some rings to bling it out a little bit.

This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity. Next up, check out our previous episode featuring Bridgerton costume designer Ellen Mirojnick.

If you haven’t gotten a haircut since The Before Times, you’re not alone. Thanks to our year-plus in isolation, longer hair is trending, and although salons are finally back in full swing (yay!), there’s a divide between those who want to keep their growth and those who are ready for a dramatic change. "It’s been interesting, and we’re actually seeing some people being more daring and favouring a shorter style,” says Ryan Trygstad, celebrity stylist and co-founder of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City. But the hard truth is that some hairstyles may require more than one haircut after all that time away. And for others, the longer hair has become the new normal.

If you are sticking with the length for the meantime (*raises hand*), the great news is that long hair has tons of versatility. "We’re absolutely loving shaggy layers for long hair,” says Trygstad. But don’t feel like you have to curl your hair to show off every layer. "It feels like we’re moving away from beachy waves and more towards early ’90s styles that are sleek and shiny,” says the stylist. But to achieve that glossy, healthy look, you'll need a couple of products to help.

Keep scrolling for 14 celebrity long hairstyles to inspire your look.

Trygstad loves Ariana Grande’s signature high ponytail "for pool parties or going out.”

J.Lo’s longer-than-long hair isn’t for the low-maintenance among us, but go big or go home, right?

Ciara’s Instagram is a treasure trove of long-hair inspiration. Case in point: her recent sun-kissed locs.

Gigi Hadid recently dyed her hair a Queen’s Gambit–inspired shade of red and showed off the look with a 2000s-inspired style.

Sarah Jessica Parker is showing off her curls and the SATC reboot is coming—we're into all of it.

Zendaya put her own twist on "Cher hair” at the 2021 Oscars with her ultra-long, easy waves.

Proof Trygstad is correct in his prediction? Even Sofía Vergara, known for her signature waves, is sporting pin-straight hair as of late.

Considering the new layered take on the shag cut? Look no further than Cara Delevingne’s cute style.

When in doubt, a high ponytail like Shay Mitchell's never fails.

Long, flowing curls are a forever favourite. We love how Joan Smalls kept hers in place with a pretty headband.

The middle part may be the official part of Gen Z, but Anya Taylor-Joy kept the side part very much alive with her glam look at the Golden Globes.

For a cool twist on the high ponytail, go for a wrapped braid like Riley Keough’s.

If you want a major change but don’t want to lose your length, remember bangs are always an option. Kacey Musgraves’s blunt style is unexpected and of-the-moment.

For medium-long haircuts, angled layers like Amanda Seyfried’s are subtler.

Up next: 7 low-maintenance hairstyles that are huge this year.

If you haven’t gotten a haircut since The Before Times, you’re not alone. Thanks to our year-plus in isolation, longer hair is trending, and although salons are finally back in full swing (yay!), there’s a divide between those who want to keep their growth and those who are ready for a dramatic change. "It’s been interesting, and we’re actually seeing some people being more daring and favoring a shorter style,” says Ryan Trygstad, celebrity stylist and co-founder of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City. But the hard truth is that some hairstyles may require more than one haircut after all that time away. And for others, the longer hair has become the new normal.

If you are sticking with the length for the meantime (*raises hand*), the great news is that long hair has tons of versatility. "We’re absolutely loving shaggy layers for long hair,” says Trygstad. But don’t feel like you have to curl your hair to show off every layer. "It feels like we’re moving away from beachy waves and more towards early ’90s styles that are sleek and shiny,” says the stylist. But to achieve that glossy, healthy look, you'll need a couple of products to help.

Keep scrolling for 14 celebrity long hairstyles to inspire your look.

Trygstad loves Ariana Grande’s signature half-up look "for pool parties or going out.”

J.Lo’s longer-than-long hair isn’t for the low-maintenance among us, but go big or go home, right?

Ciara’s Instagram is a treasure trove of long-hair inspiration. Case in point: her recent sun-kissed locs.

Gigi Hadid recently dyed her hair a Queen’s Gambit–inspired shade of red and showed off the look with a 2000s-inspired style.

When Sarah Jessica Parker is showing off her curls, that means nature is healing.

Zendaya put her own twist on "Cher hair” at the 2021 Oscars with her ultra-long, easy waves.

Proof Trygstad is correct in his prediction? Even Sofía Vergara, known for her signature waves, is sporting pin-straight hair as of late.

Considering the new layered take on the shag cut? Look no further than Cara Delevingne’s cute style.

When in doubt, a high ponytail like Shay Mitchell's never fails.

Long, flowing curls are a forever favorite. We love how Joan Smalls kept hers in place with a pretty headband.

The middle part may be the official part of Gen Z, but Anya Taylor-Joy kept the side part very much alive with her glam look at the Golden Globes.

For a cool twist on the high ponytail, go for a wrapped braid like Riley Keough’s.

If you want a major change but don’t want to lose your length, remember bangs are always an option. Kacey Musgraves’s blunt style is unexpected and of-the-moment.

For medium-long haircuts, angled layers like Amanda Seyfried’s are subtler.

Up next: Hairstylists Predict These Will Be the 10 Biggest Hair Trends of 2021

In some parts of the country, spring is certainly taking a bit longer to arrive than you might have hoped. But look at the bright side: That will make warm weather's arrival all the sweeter. Kacey Musgraves, for one, isn't waiting another day to bust out her cutest bikini. In photos shared on her Twitter, Musgraves wore the Frankies Bikinis Claire Triangle Terry Bikini Top in Positano Stripe ($85) and Barb Terry Bikini Bottoms in Positano Stripe ($90), and now I'm convinced I need the pieces as well.

As a cherry on top, Musgraves also wore a pair of matching Johnson Striped Terry Pants ($140) that look as comfortable as my baggy sweats but a whole lot chicer. As it happens, her bikini and pants are part of a collection that also includes a polo shirt, shorts, cardigan, mini skirt, and more. A Musgraves-approved item for every day of the week? Sold. Scroll down to shop her outfit. 

On Kacey Musgraves: Frankies Bikinis Claire Triangle Terry Bikini Top in Positano Stripe ($85) and Barb Terry Bikini Bottoms in Positano Stripe ($90); Gucci scarf

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Singer-songwriter Kacey Musgraves kicked off 2019 with a bang, earning six Grammys in February for her album, Golden Hour. Fortunately, Musgraves's momentum was just picking up; the "Butterflies" singer has parlayed her award-winning success into an extremely epic year, including her own Oh, What a World tour, several festival appearances, her memorable Met Gala debut, and the upcoming Kacey Musgraves Christmas Show holiday special premiering on Amazon next week.

Of course, the 30-year-old Texas native used her long-awaited turn in the spotlight not only to experiment with fashion but also to hone her A-list look with help from stylist Erica Cloud. With a year spent wearing It designers from Adam Selman to Zimmerman and Brian Atwood to Giuseppe Zanotti, it's safe to say that Musgraves is heading into the next decade a certified fashion favorite. 

While we wait to see how this star glitters in 2020, scroll on below for 21 of her best looks from 2019. 

WHAT: 2019 MusiCares Person of the Year Honoring Dolly Parton

WEAR: J. Mendel gown

WHAT: 61st Annual Grammy Awards

WEAR: Maison Valentino gown

WHAT: 61st Annual Grammy Awards

WEAR: Maison Valentino dress; Edie Parker clutch, Sara Weinstock earrings; Sophia Webster shoes

WHAT: 91st Annual Academy Awards

WEAR: Giambattista Valli gown, Neil Lane and Belladora jewelry; Jimmy Choo clutch; Brian Atwood shoes

WHAT: 2019 iHeart Radio Music Awards

WEAR: Versace dress

WHAT: Variety's Power of Women New York luncheon 

WEAR: Calvin Klein coat, dress, and clutch; Irene Neuwirth jewelry; Bedford Street Laundry socks; Stuart Weitzman shoes

WHAT: 54th Academy of Country Music Awards

WEAR: Christian Cowan suit; Tyler Ellis clutch; Brian Atwood shoes

WHAT: Coachella Music Festival 

WEAR: Balmain outfit

WHAT: Vogue's pre-Met Gala dinner in New York City

WEAR: Marc Jacobs suit; Jimmy Choo clutch; Aldo shoes

WHAT: 2019 Met Gala

WEAR: Moschino gown, stole, hairdryer bag, and sunglasses; Forevermark jewelry; Aldo shoes

WHAT: Concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater

WEAR: Zimmerman top and shorts; Aldo shoes

WHAT: Country Music Hall of Fame Exhibit All of the Colors

WEAR: Carolina Herrera dress; Beladora jewelry; Edie Parker clutch; Aldo shoes

WHAT: Outside Lands Music Festival

WEAR: Adam Selman top and pants; Sophia Webster shoes

WHAT: Performing at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles

WEAR: ASOS jumpsuit; Schutz shoes; Jennifer Fisher jewelry

WHAT: Savage x Fenty Show

WEAR: Savage x Fenty outfit; Jennifer Fisher jewelry; Manolo Blahnik shoes

WHAT: Austin City Limits Music Festival

WEAR: Staud dress and boots; Jennifer Fisher jewelry

WHAT: 53rd annual CMA Awards

WEAR: Maison Valentino dress; King Jeweler jewelry; Christian Louboutin shoes

WHAT: 53rd annual CMA Awards

WEAR: Cushnie jumpsuit; Irene Neuwirth jewelry

WHAT: Screening of The Kacey Musgraves Christmas Show in New York City

WEAR: David Koma top and skirt; Eva Fehren jewelry; Judith Lieber clutch; Stella Luna heels

WHAT: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon 

WEAR: Christian Siriano suit; Jacob and Co. jewelry; Giuseppe Zanotti heels

WHAT: Appearance on The Today Show in New York City

WEAR: Dorothee Schumacher coat

Up next: All the Striking Red Carpet Looks From the CMA Awards

We've certainly been spoiled when it comes to amazing red carpet looks this month. We already witnessed Zendaya and Kim Kardashian West at the People's Choice Awards, as well as Chrissy Teigen and Kelly Rowland at the Baby2Baby Gala, but now we turn our attention to the midwest, where stars have invaded Nashville for the Country Music Association Awards.

Naturally, all of the biggest country icons were on hand, including Dolly Parton, Reba McEntire, and Carrie Underwood, as well as quickly rising artists such as Lil Nas X and Kelsea Ballerini. Kacey Musgraves wore one of our favorite looks of the night: a glittering, feather-bedecked yellow dress fit for a princess. (And it didn't hurt that she brought an impeccably dressed Gigi Hadid along for the ride.) Scroll down for the best CMA Awards red carpet looks of 2019.

WHO: Kacey Musgraves and Gigi Hadid

WEAR: On Hadid: Helmut Lang dress; Graziela Gems earrings; Melinda Maria earrings; Established ring; Nouvel Heritage ring

WHO: Reese Witherspoon

WEAR: Atelier Versace dress; Nikos Koulis earrings

WHO: Lil Nas X

WHO: Nicole Kidman

WEAR: Versace dress; Sophia Webster bag; Jimmy Choo shoes; Omega watch

WHO: Carrie Underwood, Dolly Parton, and Reba McEntire

WEAR: On Underwood: Jared Lehr and Loree Rodkin jewelry

WHO: Mickey Guyton

WHO: Kelsea Ballerini 

WEAR: RaisaVanessa mint long-sleeve embellished crop top and embellished maxi skirt

WHO: Halsey

WEAR: Nedo dress

WHO: Jimmie Allen

WHO: P!nk 

WHO: Miranda Lambert

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