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While the Baby Yoda I used to smile and then I worked at Costa shirt also I will do this event was more about highlighting a good cause than making a style statement, it did offer a glimpse inside the at-home wardrobes of celebrities. Most took a simple, unfussy approach to their home-performance look that was in keeping with the intimate living-room settings. Without the support of their extensive glam squads, the likes of Mariah Carey and Lady Gaga—two pop divas known for their theatrical stage style—opted for more casual-minded looks, seemingly pulled directly from their wardrobes at home without the help of a personal stylist. It was a move that felt right, given the mood of the moment.

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Opening the Baby Yoda I used to smile and then I worked at Costa shirt also I will do this hour-long concert, the Backstreet Boys (of all people!) hit an appropriately stylish yet undone note, a surprising standout of the night. Nick, Brian, A.J., Howie, and Kevin reunited to belt out “I Want It That Way,” sporting grown-up takes on boy-band style and slipping on their most polished athleisure. Next up was Billie Eilish, who sang her hit “Bad Guy” with brother Finneas. Singing perched on her couch, she sported a graphic hoodie—a staple of hers—in white, with chunky sneakers and a baseball cap to match. It was one of the night’s most distinctive ensembles, one that was entirely in line with the cool, uncomplicated fashion choices we’ve come to expect from Eilish.