Bad Bunny's Red Carpet Evolution Has Been Nothing Short of Jaw Dropping
We're celebrating El Conejo Malo's 29th year with a look back at his early style and how he's transformed into an ícono of fashion.
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Early Days
Even at the beginning of his career at the 2018 Billboard Latin Music Awards, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio aka Bad Bunny stood out from the crowd, wearing a metallic purple suit and matching shades.
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Third Eye Era
Alongside Oasis collaborator J Balvin, Bad Bunny kept things casual at the 2018 American Music Awards while sporting a third eye on his forehead.
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Mani Moment
Never one to shy away from pushing boundaries, the artist matched his long acrylics to his neon green hair to compliment a lilac ensemble at the 2019 Billboard Latin Music Awards.
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Braided Look
2020's Billboard Music Awards saw the end of the puertorriqueño's buzzcut era, welcoming in the braids and a more subdued but still sparkly suit.
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Flower Child
Bad Bunny brought a new meaning to the word accessorizing at the 2021 Grammys by pairing a monochromatic black look with a bright yellow sunflower.
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Suited Up
Later in the same night, the rapper channeled the likes of Michael Jackson in a vintage-inspired magenta fit paired with white gloves.
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Certified Icon
In 2022, Bad Bunny secured his invite to the prestigious Met Gala and wore a gender-bending Burberry gown to prove he's fashion royalty.
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Suave Simplicity
Lately, Benito's style has fused his cool sensibilities with a more classic menswear approach, like the black suit he paired with a white tank and beaded braids for the Bullet Train premiere.