Carrie Underwood, Jennifer Lopez, And More Stun On The 2018 American Music Awards Red Carpet

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Oct 9, 2018 8:25 pm·

By Julia Birkinbine

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The 2018 American Music Awards are here and the stars look amazing on tonight’s red carpet! Singers including Carrie Underwood, Jennifer Lopez, and more stepped out at the AMAs in LA on Tuesday, Oct. 9 and, frankly, everyone brought major glam to the event. Scroll down to see some of your favorite celebs on the AMAs red carpet!

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Carrie Underwood

Carrie — who is pregnant with baby No. 2 — looked beyone gorgeous in a long black dress adorned with gold embriodery.

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Jennifer Lopez

J.Lo looked amazing in a bright pink gown with black accessories at the AMAs.

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John Stamos

The actor rocked a black suit over a t-shirt on the red carpet.

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Tracee Ellis Ross

The award show’s host donned a pink suit on the red carpet — and looked stunning!

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Heidi Klum

The TV star looked glam in a see-through black dress on the carpet.

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Tyra Banks

Tyra looked glam in a feathered skirt and a white blouse on the red carpet.

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Busy Philipps

The talk show host rocked an all-black look on the night’s red carpet.

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Taylor Swift

Taylor hit the red carpet in a head-to-toe silver outfit and looked like a glittering disco ball!

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Colbie Smulders

The actress looked beautiful in a blue patterned dress at this year’s AMAs.

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