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Lisa Rinna turned heads upon her arrival at the star-studded 2026 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday night.
For the big ceremony held at Los Angeles' 7,000-seat Peacock Theater, the 63-year-old traded her signature brunette shag for a spiky, peroxide blonde wig.
Along with her bold new hair, Rinna slipped her fit figure into a racy white strapless gown featuring a bodice molded to her breasts and torso.
The lower half of the 'naked' dress featured a flowing train and a daring thigh-slit that showed off her tanned legs and white platform heels.
As for her makeup, the reality TV star opted for a grungy black eyeshadow look paired with a glossy, nude lip and a luminous, peach-toned cheek.
She kept jewelry to a minimum by only wearing a pair of sparkly, stud earrings
Rinna exuded confidence as she struck pose after pose on the red carpet featuring imagery of the VMAs' iconic Moonperson on the blue backdrop.
Missing from the star's side was her husband of nearly 30 years, Harry Hamlin.
She and the 74-year-old Hollywood hunk are parents to model daughters Amelia Gray, 25, and Delilah Belle, 28, both of whom were also absent from Sunday's event.
Rinna led the early red carpet arrivals along with the likes of Summer House star Ciara Miller, Bebe Rexha and singer JoJo.
The MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) were held at the Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles.
The show, hosted by Snoop Dogg, featured performances artists like Lisa, Shaboozey, and RAYE, with tributes to the late music legends Dolly Parton and George Michael.
However, the biggest moment of this year's VMAs was Taylor Swift receiving the inaugural Artist Director Honors.
With the crowning, the 36-year-old megastar broke her tie with Beyonce, 45, as the most decorated artists of the VMAs, as they each came into Sunday's event with 30 gongs to their name.
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. Ice Spice) and Lavender Haze.
