Is it inevitable to say that this MTV VMA’s awards were different than other galas. The absence of the public was missed, but the show must continue.

As per usual, the night began with the red carpet, but this year without the agglomeration of fans, media, and guests. The gala, marked by the implementation of a strict sanitary protocol adapted to the new situation we are experiencing, exceeded the expectations of the fans. The highlight of the night was the looks and the design of the artists’face masks.

The actress who stood out the most on the red carpet as well as on stage was Lady Gaga thanks to the different looks she used to collect the 5 awards they obtained that night and the stamp of responsibility that she showed when using masks in all her looks. During her performance with Ariana Grande, the Monster Mother did not hesitate to appear on stage with a face mask of lights that changed color while singing along with an ensemble reminiscent of BDSM.

Alongside Gaga, Ariana Grande debuted on stage with a cyberpunk look in purple accompanied by a black face mask.

Miley Cyrus’s appearance was stellar thanks to the see-through haute couture dress from Mugler’s F / W 2020 collection alongside sheer gloves and strappy sandals.

Bella Hadid starred in another of the gala’s stellar appearances thanks to the total black look designed by Nensi Dojaka from the A/W 2020 collection.

Sofia Carson was one of the awarded artists who brightened in the gala with a Giambattista Valli gown from the Haute Couture 2019 collection.

Maluma in bespoke Atelier Versace tailoring. The artist took to the MTV Video Music Awards stage by performing his music tropical hit “Hawái”. He won his very first VMA for best Latin video for “Qué Pena!”