Carrie Underwood’s Dress at Donald Trump’s Inauguration Is Pure Elegance

Carrie Underwood proved less is more when it comes to making an elegant fashion statement. The singer, who has been displaying some flamboyant fashion in recent times, opted for a simplistic outfit for President Donald Trump’s inauguration. On Monday, she took the stage to sing “America the Beautiful” a cappella, leaving everyone in awe. For the occasion, the star wore a chic ensemble featuring a fitted midi dress and some sparkly accessories. 

Carrie Underwood opts for a chic dress for Donald Trump’s Inauguration

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Carrie Underwood’s a cappella performance of “America the Beautiful” at President Donald Trump’s inauguration was one of the most memorable moments of the ceremony. Contrary to her usual glam looks, the singer opted for a chic dress, proving that nothing beats simplicity when it comes to fashion. Standing in front of former President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, Underwood dedicatedly delivered her performance, which was met with a huge round of applause. 

For President Donald Trump’s swearing-in ceremony, Underwood wore a sleeveless white midi dress. The outfit highlighted her toned arms as she held the mic in one hand and gestured with another while hitting the high notes. The dress also featured a small draped collar and slightly ruched fabric in the front.

Adding some shimmer to her otherwise monochromatic outfit, the singer wore eye-catching accessories. These included dangling diamond earrings, a beaded bracelet, and diamond rings. According to WWD, Underwood rounded off her ensemble with strappy beige pointed-toe stilettos by Ingiliz. The singer left her long blonde tresses open and in soft waves that complemented her outfit.

Meanwhile, Carrie Underwood’s performance resonated with the audience, who sang along with her. The singer didn’t let a technical glitch deter her from delivering a heartfelt masterpiece. She shook hands with former President Joe Biden, President Donald Trump, and Vice President J.D. Vance at the end of her a cappella rendition.