See The Best And Boldest Looks From The 2025 BET Awards Red Carpet
The BET Awards are finally here, and so are the hottest red carpet looks from some of the biggest stars in music, television and film.
A sea of Hollywood's biggest heavyweights hit the red carpet at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Monday evening donning their best show-stopping outfits to celebrate the award show's 25th anniversary.
Hosted by Kevin Hart, the awards ceremony will air live on BET at 8 p.m. ET. The show is expected to feature sizzling performances from artists including Lil Wayne and Teyana Taylor.
This year's ceremony will also boast a special tribute to BET's iconic, bygone music video countdown show '106 & Park' with performances from Bow Wow, T.I., B2K, Amerie, Mya and many more.
Hart coined the evening's theme a 'Black-Tie affair,' and your favorite celebs certainly understood the assignment.
See the best red-carpet looks below so far. Stay tuned as we update this post.
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