Rita Ora attended the Music Industry Trusts Awards in London this week in a fully pink outfit: a short embellished dress paired with a coat in a heavier texture, both in the same saturated shade. What made the outfit work was its straightforward approach.
The event itself, held at Grosvenor House, is one of the UK music industry’s more formal annual evenings, honouring figures whose work has shaped the business behind the scenes. This year followed the same format: a room of executives, artists, managers and guests gathered for a seated dinner, speeches, short performances and presentations. It’s the kind of setting where clothing choices register quickly and remain visible throughout the night, which makes a clear, unified look practical as well as visually memorable.
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The dress was cut to hold its shape and didn’t collapse under motion. The coat brought structure without overwhelming the outfit. Matching tights and footwear continued the tone consistently from head to toe, which gave the appearance of one unified look rather than separate elements placed together.
Her styling choices were pared back. Hair and makeup were neat and straightforward, and jewellery was minimal, steering the attention to the garments themselves. The overall effect photographed cleanly, which matters at an event where still images often outlast the night.
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Later, when Ora performed, she removed the coat, and the dress retained its form under stage lighting. That detail suggests the piece was chosen to function across the evening rather than for a single entrance shot.
Rita Ora has worn more experimental outfits in the past, but the strength here came from focus. One colour, held consistently. A defined cut that didn’t rely on extra styling. There was no need for exaggeration or showy extras.
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