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Email tips@dailymail.com By SONIA HORON, US ASSISTANT SHOWBIZ EDITOR Published: 17:18 EDT, 27 September 2026 | Updated: 18:29 EDT, 27 September 2026 Music's biggest stars took over the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday night for the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs). The VMAs red carpet is legendary for its daring fashion, and this year was no exception, with A-listers stepping out in head-turning ensembles. Singer JoJo, 35, kicked off the red carpet in a very revealing look, showing off her toned midriff in a tiny bra top and a sweeping long skirt. She accessorized the daring outfit with chunky silver jewelry and styled her long locks into soft waves.

Meanwhile, Beyonce's protégée Chloe Bailey, 28, had all eyes on her in a bedazzled silver gown. Oscar nominee Teyana Taylor, 35, looked nothing short of sensational in a sultry, plunging black lace gown by Zuhair Murad Couture. Singer JoJo, 35, kicked off the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards red carpet in a very revealing look, showing off her toned midriff in a tiny bra top and a sweeping long skirt The star flashed the flesh at the star-studded event No doubt the most anticipated moment of the night will be when Taylor Swift receives the inaugural Artist Director Honors. With the crowning, the 36-year-old megastar will break her tie with Beyonce, 44, as the most decorated artists of the VMAs, as they each came into Sunday's event with 30 gongs to their name.

Hollywood never stops talking… it's time you heard everything I'm Andrew Court, LA Showbiz Editor and celebrity connoisseur. I've spent the past decade chasing down celebrity scoops and scandals, and now I'm bringing the best of them straight to your inbox. Sign up to our Spotlight US newsletter for ALL the juicy details and stories the stars don't want you knowing about. Other early red carpet arrivals included model Haley Kalil, who was a vision in a shimmering silver Marc Bouwer gown that highlighted her toned arms.

British singer-songwriter Raye 28, sparkled in a plunging Georges Hobeika Couture gown. Bebe Rexha stepped out in a daring black lace mini dress and lace up high heel boots. Love Island USA beauty Olandria had all eyes on her in a lace-up brown leather gown. Keltie Knight rocked a cheetah print mini dress with over-the-knee studded boots.

Reality TV star Chanel West Coast paired a cheetah lace dress with a cowboy hat. Rock royalty Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear of Nirvana reunited on the red carpet. Meanwhile, Alyssa Smith opted for a pop of color in a bright green gown and matching heels. Juliet Schroder showed off her legs in a silver mini dress while Eva Gutowski stunned in a gothic corset ensemble.

Inasmuch as Beyonce has no nominations this year, Swift will become the sole reigning record-holder. The MTV VMA Artist Director Honors celebrates a sustained and influential body of work from artists who have pushed creative boundaries and developed a clear directorial voice. Swift has utilized music videos as an extension of her songwriting as she has directed the visuals for her tracks: The Fate of Ophelia, Opalite, The Man, cardigan, willow, All Too Well: The Short Film, Anti-Hero, Bejeweled, Fortnight (feat. Post Malone), I Can See You (Taylor’s Version) (From The Vault), Karma (feat.

Meanwhile, nominees were unveiled last month and it was Madonna who emerged as the artist with the most nods. Madonna, 68, is in competition for a staggering 11 prizes, narrowly beating out Swift, who has nods in nine categories. They will be vying against each other for the evening's top honor, video of the year, with Swift up for The Fate of Ophelia and Madonna for Confessions II (The Film). Rounding out the category are the music videos for Hate That I Made You Love Me by Ariana Grande, Tears by Sabrina Carpenter, I Just Might by Bruno Mars and Storm by GENER8ION (starring Yung Lean).

Madonna famously performed at the first-ever VMAs in 1984, bursting from a gigantic wedding cake while dressed in a bridal gown for a rendition of Like a Virgin. She has emerged as a reliable engine of memorable moments at the extravaganza, where she ignited a fan frenzy in 2003 by kissing Britney Spears on the lips. Over the course of her more than four-decade career, Madonna has earned a total of 19 VMAs, meaning that in order to equal Swift and Beyonce's current record she will have to triumph in every category in which she is nominated this year. Confessions II (The Film) is in the running to win best direction, best cinematography, best visual effects, best editing, best choreography, best art direction and dance video of the year.

The artist of the year category is a face-off between Madonna, Swift, Grande, Carpenter, Mars and country music heartthrob Morgan Wallen. Madonna and Carpenter have landed a joint song of the year nomination for their duo Bring Your Love, the lead single of the former's new album Confessions II.

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