Mariah Carey was radiant in a sheer Prada gown at a gala ahead of Sunday’s Grammys.
The iconic songstress walked the red carpet at Friday’s MusiCares Person of the Year event in Los Angeles wearing the corseted floral dress, which — true to form — she paired with plenty of diamonds.
The “All I Want For Christmas Is You” hitmaker teamed her 55-carat necklace and 53.55-carat bracelet, both from Leviev, with diamond earrings from Etho Maria that weighed in at 7.67 carats.
Carey, 56, was also pictured inside the event graciously accepting the evening’s honor and confessing she felt “just blessed to be here.”
“Standing her tonight, surrounded by so many friendly and familiar faces — people I’ve worked with, people I’ve long admired. Even people I thought I’d never see again,” she quipped.
“So much love,” she continued. “So much music. It’s overwhelming in the best possible way.”
Jennifer Hudson, Taylor Momsen, Billy Porter, and the Foo Fighters lent their talents for performances at the high-profile event.
Celebs including Charlie Puth, Rita Wilson, Adam Lambert, Kesha, and Dove Cameron made appearances the event, as well.
“Never in my wildest dreams did I think I’d be here with all these magnificent artists singing my songs back to me, infusing them with their own artistry and giving them all new life,” Carey said during her acceptance speech.
On social media, fans gushed over the iconic diva’s career and influence.
“Legendary career and real influence beyond the charts. Mariah Carey’s impact on music is timeless. Congrats to the Queen,” one person remarked, while another wrote, “She deserves it.”
“In a way, because of the breadth and depth of the event, I finally feel like Mariah has been truly acknowledged and honored in the way that she deserves,” a third chimed in. “And for that, I thank @MusiCares too. And she looks breathtaking.”
This isn’t the first time the legendary songstress has dared to bare her legs in a sheer corset dress — she modeled a barely-there Schiaparelli bronze corset with a matching sheer skirt at the Recording Academy Honors in February 2024.
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