Pop sensation Kesha made a dazzling appearance at a high-profile pre-Golden Globes celebration in West Hollywood over the weekend, showcasing a bold and glamorous look.
Star-Studded Night at Chateau Marmont
The 38-year-old singer, born Kesha Sebert, attended W Magazine's Best Performances party at the iconic Chateau Marmont on Saturday night. The event was brimming with A-list celebrities, including Michael B. Jordan, Emma Stone, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, and Lana Del Rey.
Braving the chilly 45-degree Fahrenheit evening weather, Kesha arrived in style. She was greeted by enthusiastic fans seeking autographs outside the trendy hotel venue before heading inside to the exclusive gathering.
A Daring Fashion Statement
Kesha's ensemble, curated by stylist Megan King, was a show-stopper. She wore a see-through beaded top with a twisted hood, which playfully highlighted her own 'golden globes'. The look was completed with a matching maxi-skirt and nude sandals.
The daring top also offered a glimpse of her toned midriff. For her make-up, the two-time Grammy nominee opted for a mostly minimal approach, accentuated with a generous application of peach blush and lip gloss. To ward off the winter chill, she layered a pink faux-fur maxi-coat over the sheer creation.
Inside the party, Kesha's hairstylist Eduardo Ponce shared glimpses on social media, revealing rooms customised to nominated films such as 'The Testament', starring Amanda Seyfried.
Looking Ahead: New Music and Live Performances
This glamorous outing follows an intimate musical moment for the singer in December. On the 11th of December, Kesha delivered an impromptu performance at Martuni's in San Francisco alongside house pianist Joe Mag. The pair treated the audience to a jazzy version of Patsy Cline's classic, 'Walkin' After Midnight'.
Looking forward, Kesha is scheduled to perform at the major Brazilian music festival CarnaUOL on January 24. The event will be held at the Allianz Parque in São Paulo.
The artist's career is in a powerful new phase. In 2023, she settled her lengthy nine-year legal battle against her former producer, Dr. Luke (Łukasz Sebastian Gottwald). She had accused him of abuse and discrimination, allegations he consistently denied. As part of the resolution, she parted ways with his Kemosabe Label, as well as RCA Records and Vector Management.
Most significantly, Kesha regained the legal rights to her own voice and launched her independent label, Kesha Records. Her sixth studio album, 'Period', marked the first official release under this new banner. With over 100 million records sold worldwide and 42.8 million monthly listeners on Spotify, the 'TiK ToK' hitmaker told Rolling Stone she aims to feel "so f***ing free" and explore limitless sonic possibilities in her future work.
