It’s the first major music event in more than a year.
And Celeste certainly ensured to make the most of the occasion as she slipped into a fluffy black dress and hit BRIT Awards 2021 red carpet in London on Tuesday.
The singer, 27, appeared to be in great spirits as she awaited the results of the night, where she’s nominated in three categories including Female Solo Artist.
Wow: Celeste looked fantastic she slipped into a fluffy black dress and hit BRIT Awards 2021 red carpet in London on Tuesday
Celeste, who won the Rising Star Award in 2020, looked sensational in her funky black gown which boasted sparkling straps over the shoulders.
She styled her eye-catching dress with some bright red heels and a pair of black tights, before completing the look with a fun white headband.
The Hear My Voice singer ensured to bring the glamour as she donned a touch of pink blusher and chic red lipstick to accentuate her pretty features.
Glam: The singer, 27, appeared to be in great spirits as she showcased her unique sense of style at the event where she’s nominated in three categories including Female Solo Artist
Celeste is hoping to scoop the gong in three categories on Tuesday night – the Mastercard Album, Breakthrough Artist and Female Solo Artist.
She’s up against Griff, 20, in all three of the categories, with the young singer also taking over the Rising Star Award accolade in 2021.
The 2021 Brit Awards, hosted by Jack Whitehall, will mark the first major indoor music event in over a year as bosses released 2,500 free tickets to key workers.
The Brit Awards are taking place in front of a live audience of 4,000 people at London‘s The O2 six days before the next phase of lockdown lifts.
Stunning: The Hear My Voice singer ensured to bring the glamour as she donned a touch of pink blusher and chic red lipstick to accentuate her pretty features
Work it: She styled her eye-catching dress with some bright red heels and a pair of black tights, before completing the look with a fun white headband
The ceremony, which will be broadcast live on ITV, will celebrate the return to live music and nominee Dua Lipa has promised those attending that it will ‘be a night to remember’.
The indoor ceremony and live show will form part of the Government’s scientific Events Research Programme, and it will use enhanced testing approaches to examine how events can take place without the need for social distancing after all restrictions are lifted on June 21.
Working closely with the Government to adhere to safety guidelines, this means The BRITs, will be the first live music show at The O2 in over a year, with 4,000 tickets being up for grabs- just one fifth of the venue’s 20,000 capacity.
Arrivals: Celeste posed for a couple of snaps as she hopped out of the car and headed inside
The BRITs will play an important role in paving the way for the return of live music at scale as the UK emerges from the past year’s restrictions.
Audience members will not be socially distanced or required to wear face coverings in the arena, but they will be required to follow existing Government guidance when travelling to the venue and adhere to rules set out by the event organisers.
Among the rules, attendees must have proof of a negative lateral flow test result to enter the venue.
As part of the wider scientific research on the trial events, attendees will also be asked to take a test after the event to gather further evidence on the safety of indoor settings, reduced social distancing and the removal of non-pharmaceutical interventions like face coverings.
Strike a pose: She hid her arms behind her fluffy dress, which was paired with red shoes
The show is set to award Taylor Swift – who will make history as the first ever female to be given BRITs Global Icon Award at the ceremony.
The 11-time Grammy Award winner, 31, will join former winners Elton John, Robbie Williams and David Bowie in being given with the award in recognition of her impact on music across the world and incredible repertoire and achievements to date.
In numbers provided by Official Charts Company, Taylor is the UK’s biggest selling artist of the year to date in 2021 and has sold over 114m albums worldwide with total global audio + video streams reaching 78b.
Taylor is the only artist in history to have four consecutive albums – Speak Now, RED, 1989 and reputation – sell over one million copies in their week of release.