Carrie Underwood: The girl in the gown that glowed at the Grammys
Country gal Carrie Underwood stepped onto the Grammys stage Sunday night in a princess-like gown.
Carrie Underwood: The girl in the gown that glowed at the Grammys
Esther Lee, Philly.com
Country gal Carrie Underwood stepped onto the Grammy Awards stage Sunday night in a billowing Theia princess gown.
It would have been another boring stage costume, had Underwood’s silver dress not turned into a visually-stimulating sequence of special effects, bursting with bright colors, floral patterns and crazy lights. The gown, which had to be approved in advance by the show's video coordinators, was largely executed by Theia creative director Don O'Neill and his team.
By the numbers, it took three days, thousands of Swarovski crystals, 10 yards of Duchesse satin, 100 yards of tulle, and a full production team to create Carrie Underwood’s gown at the Grammys Sunday night.
Clearly has her sights set on being the next 'perfect woman', taking that title from Celine Dion. Can a cover of 'My Heart Will Go On' be far behind?— PhillySubsMac- Too bad the gown covered the best legs at the show...— Dunsmore
Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson and Adele give great hope for the future of female singers. These ladies can move in and out of any musical generation and rank right up the greats...
