Rosalía Celebrates Three Wins With Three Very Different Looks

Rosalía had plenty to celebrate at the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards in Miami on Thursday night, taking home three honours, including the prestigious Billboard Hall of Fame Award, which recognised her musical innovation, artistic vision and international influence. The Spanish singer also won Latin Pop Artist of the Year, Solo, and Top Latin Pop Album of the Year for LUX, making her one of the night’s biggest winners.

And with three awards came three all-black looks for the occasion.

A Different Kind of Three-Piece Suit

For the red carpet, the La Perla singer wore a Tom Ford Spring 2027 interpretation of a three-piece suit, featuring a tuxedo jacket, barely-there bra and bias-cut flared skirt with structural draping and a leather belt. It was oozing the sensuality we expect from both the house and Haider Ackermann.

What surprises me most is that Rosalía kept the tuxedo jacket on. Music awards ceremonies are usually an opportunity to show skin and make bold fashion statements, but she resisted the temptation to take this look further. Then again, considering how much her style has matured this year, perhaps I shouldn’t be surprised. I actually think keeping the jacket on made the look more interesting.

The Second Act

While accepting her Hall of Fame Award, Rosalía changed into a Givenchy by Sarah Burton Spring 2027 dress.

The embroidery gives the dress a beautiful texture, while the fringe adds just the right amount of drama for a music awards ceremony. Had she performed on the night, this would have been the perfect onstage look.

Ruffles Take Over

After the sultriness of Tom Ford and the more playful Givenchy dress, Rosalía took a different direction when accepting the Latin Pop Artist of the Year, Solo award.

I like how the oversized ruffles gave this look a more romantic feel, particularly in contrast to the sharper silhouettes she had worn earlier in the evening. There is something quite charming about this choice.

Three black looks in one evening might sound repetitive, and I certainly wouldn’t have complained about some colour. However, I appreciate that Rosalía approached each appearance differently. For me, the Tom Ford was the winner, largely because keeping that jacket on was such a smart styling decision.

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