Kristin Cavallari BLOWS Minds At 'AMAs' With Dangerously High Slit In Dress
By Mike Walters on November 23, 2020 at 6:53 AM EST
Kristin Cavallari isn't a singer, but that didn't stop her from being the hottest thing at the 'American Music Awards.'
The 'Uncommon James' founder melted down the event after arriving in a stunning metallic dress that had a slit so dangerously high it left little to the imagination! 'The Hills' star joined other Hollywood stars presenting awards at this year's 'AMAs' and the reality star brought the HEAT!
Of course, this year was a bit different after the pandemic caused the show's producers to remove the audience and artists perform in an empty room. The good news, it didn't slow Kristian down at all!
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"Presenting at the American Music Awards last night was so fun. Even though it was different with no audience and obviously very different protocol, it was nice to get all dolled up and go to an exciting event like that. Thanks for having me (AMAs) and thank you, my incredible squad...I love you guys and always feel reenergized being with you," Cavallari captioned the mind-blowing photos!
In the sexy snaps, the reality star is decked out in a stunning floor-length brown gown, that had a slit that goes all the way up to her hips. Ya, it's that hot!
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As you can see, the gown is skin-tight and shows off Kristin's insane body and rock hard abs! As one fan pointed out, she added the perfect touch by including her own jewelry designs from 'Uncommon James.'
"You looked and sounded great Besti! ? That dress is???," fan reacted.
Another added, "I can't even imagine looking so gorgeous and with such a stunning body! Jewelry, of course, on point!! This may be one of my favorite all time looks of yours...which is hard because you always bring it..."
I think we can all agree with this, "Beautiful legs beautiful face ?beautiful body, and killer heels and feet!"
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Kristin Cavallari expressed her thankfulness and gratitude, backstage at the Awards Show, for those in her life supporting her family during the pandemic.
"I think that's the one thing with COVID is that we've all kind of learned what we're appreciative of, I have to say my kids, of course, my family. I think I just realized what's important in life and it's put everything into perspective," she said.
She continued, "I think at the end of the day, my kids are really the only thing that matters, and good friends too, just all of your people in your life are what really matter."
