Rosalía wore three different all-black outfits at the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards in Miami, where she won three honors including the Billboard Hall of Fame Award. Her carpet arrival came from Tom Ford's Spring/Summer 2027 collection, while she changed into a crystal-fringe Givenchy gown and later a ruffled strapless dress to collect her trophies.
A Night of Three Wins, Three Looks
The 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards took place on October 22 at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, according to Infobae. Rosalía left with three honors that night: the Billboard Hall of Fame Award, Top Latin Pop Album of the Year for "LUX," and Latin Pop Artist of the Year, Solo.
For each stage of the evening, from her carpet arrival to her two acceptance speeches, the Spanish singer changed into a different black ensemble. Spanish-language outlets hola.com and Mexico's panoramaweb.com.mx tracked the looks in detail.
Look One: Tom Ford's Architectural Blazer and Bra
On the carpet, Rosalía wore a piece from Tom Ford's Spring/Summer 2027 collection, designed by creative director Haider Ackermann, according to hola.com. The ensemble paired a structured blazer with satin lapels, worn open, over a sculptural satin bra top whose cups were built with folds and volumes for what the outlet described as an architectural effect.
The look was completed with a mermaid-cut, ultra-low-waist skirt that hugged the hips before flowing into a small train, plus a thin black band worn as a hip belt. Rosalía accessorized with diamond earrings and a glossy terracotta-copper lip.
Look Two: Givenchy's Crystal and Fringe for the Hall of Fame
To accept the Billboard Hall of Fame Award from Dominican singer Juan Luis Guerra, Rosalía changed into a custom piece from Givenchy's Spring 2027 collection, styled by Joe Carayol, according to theFashionSpot. The dress had a structured scoop neckline, with thousands of black crystals covering the bodice and upper hips; theFashionSpot described the neckline as held up by thin straps, while panoramaweb.com.mx described the same dress as strapless.
Below the hips, the dress gave way to cascading strands of black fringe. Rosalía kept jewelry minimal to highlight the neckline and wore her hair down in its natural curl pattern, per the same outlet.
Look Three: The Ruffled Strapless Dress
For her Latin Pop Artist of the Year acceptance, Rosalía wore a third black outfit: a strapless dress with soft ruffles across the chest and shoulders and a fitted, straight-cut silhouette, according to panoramaweb.com.mx. She wore her hair in a ponytail with wispy face-framing waves. The outlet did not name the dress's designer, and no other source consulted identified it.
Rosalía's three looks at the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards
Look
Occasion
Designer
Key details
Carpet arrival
Red/blue carpet
Tom Ford Spring/Summer 2027 (Haider Ackermann)
Open blazer, sculptural satin bra, low-waist mermaid skirt, hip belt
Hall of Fame speech
Award acceptance
Givenchy Spring 2027, styled by Joe Carayol
Crystal-covered bodice, cascading black fringe below the hips
Latin Pop Artist of the Year speech
Award acceptance
Not identified in available coverage
Strapless dress with ruffles across chest and shoulders
Beyond Fashion: A Message in Spanish
Across her acceptance speeches, Rosalía spoke about her career and her choice to sing in Spanish, according to Infobae. She credited Celia Cruz, Rocío Dúrcal, Vicente Fernández and Daddy Yankee — earlier Hall of Fame honorees — as artists who paved the way for her, and separately thanked Juan Luis Guerra, who presented her Hall of Fame Award, saying his music had moved her throughout her life.
Accepting the Top Latin Pop Album of the Year award for "LUX," Rosalía said she did not know whether the record counted as pop but hoped so, adding that what she did know was that she is from Barcelona and makes music in Spanish, according to Infobae and Primera Hora.
Ni ningún 'good afternoon', ni ningún 'hello'
— Rosalía, accepting the Top Latin Pop Album of the Year award
That line, reported by primerahora.com, borrows a catchphrase popularized by Ana María Polo on the television show "Caso Cerrado" and was used by Rosalía to argue against English displacing Spanish in the music industry.
Questions
What did Rosalía wear at the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards?
She wore three black outfits over the course of the night: a Tom Ford Spring/Summer 2027 blazer-and-bra ensemble on the carpet, a crystal-fringe Givenchy Spring 2027 gown for her Hall of Fame acceptance, and a ruffled strapless dress for her Latin Pop Artist of the Year acceptance.
Who designed Rosalía's red carpet outfit?
According to hola.com, the carpet look came from Tom Ford's Spring/Summer 2027 collection, designed by the brand's creative director Haider Ackermann.
What awards did Rosalía win at the ceremony?
Per Infobae, she won the Billboard Hall of Fame Award, Top Latin Pop Album of the Year for "LUX," and Latin Pop Artist of the Year, Solo.
Where and when was the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards held?
The ceremony took place on October 22, 2026, at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, according to Infobae.
What was the viral moment from Rosalía's speech?
Accepting the Top Latin Pop Album of the Year award, she said "Ni ningún 'good afternoon', ni ningún 'hello'", a line borrowed from TV personality Ana María Polo, to defend making music in Spanish, as reported by primerahora.com.
How the world is telling it
SpanishSpanish-language outlets such as hola.com, panoramaweb.com.mx, infobae.com and primerahora.com gave heavy attention to Rosalía's outfit changes and framed her acceptance speeches — especially the closing line borrowed from TV host Ana María Polo during her Top Latin Pop Album of the Year acceptance — as a defense of Spanish-language music in the industry.
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