See the best 2021 AMAs red carpet looks: Cardi B, Olivia Rodrigo and more - Page Six

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Awards season isn't over. Celebrities like Olivia Rodrigo, Jojo, Bad Bunny and more hit the red carpet for the 2021 American Music Awards, hosted by Cardi B (wearing a gold Schiaparelli mask) on Sunday night at The Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. See the best looks, below.

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Cardi B wears Schiaparelli on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Olivia Rodrigo wears David Koma on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Jojo wears Usama Ishtay on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Billy Porter wears Botter on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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BTS members Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V and Jungkook wear Louis Vuitton on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Machine Gun Kelly wears custom Ashton Michael on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Jojo Siwa on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Bad Bunny on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Diplo wears Dries Van Noten on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Rachel Lindsay on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Liza Koshy wears Annakiki on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Madelyn Cline wears Mônot on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Winnie Harlow wears Zuhair Murad on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Anderson .Paak and Bruno Mars twin at the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Becky G wears Raisa Vanessa on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Halle Bailey wears LaQuan Smith on the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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Michelle Young at the 2021 American Music Awards red carpet.

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