Lizzo is reminding everybody what confidence seems like. On Saturday, November 8, the 37-year-old Grammy winner turned heads on the 2025 Baby2Baby Gala in Los Angeles, dazzling in a curve-hugging black sequin robe by Diane von Furstenberg. The beautiful look featured a plunging neckline and a basic Outdated Hollywood aptitude, full with a black fur stole and diamond jewellery that shimmered below the lights. Her glam was pure classic magnificence. Lizzo’s hair was teased into smooth, voluminous curls, and her smoky eye make-up added the right sultry contact. Strolling the carpet hand-in-hand along with her boyfriend, Myke Wright, who coordinated in a smooth black satin go well with and sun shades, Lizzo radiated pure energy vitality.

The show-stopping look got here shortly after Lizzo opened up about her evolving relationship along with her physique in a candid cowl story for Girls’s Well being U.Okay. “I like how I look now,” she instructed the outlet. “I nonetheless suppose I am large. I am nonetheless sporting plus-size clothes. I’ve the identical rolls. I acquired the identical stomach, the identical thighs. I feel I am only a smaller model.”

She continued, “Physique positivity has nothing to do with staying the identical. Physique positivity is the novel act of daring to exist loudly and proudly in a society that instructed you you should not exist.”

The “Good as Hell” singer additionally mirrored on her previous struggles with binge consuming, revealing she has now discovered what she calls “an attractive steadiness” in her relationship with meals. “In the event you enable your self to have one thing, you may get pleasure from it with out overindulging and hurting your self,” she stated. “I am so happy with myself for overcoming that.”

Lizzo’s jaw-dropping look on the 2025 Baby2Baby Gala did not simply gentle up the purple carpet; it lit up social media. Followers throughout X (previously Twitter) had been fast to flood her mentions with love and reward, calling the singer’s look “beautiful,” “radiant,” and “next-level glam.”

“Lizzo seems so freaking superb!” one fan wrote, whereas one other added, “Oh child! Lizzo is trying actual good.”

Others celebrated her timeless magnificence, with one person sharing, “Lizzo seems good, she’s all the time been fairly tho.” One other fan echoed the sentiment, posting, “Lizzo is so fairly.”

Whereas Lizzo has lengthy been hailed as a frontrunner within the physique positivity motion, even she admits the time period does not imply what it used to. Earlier this yr, throughout an interview with Andy Cohen on his SiriusXM present, the Grammy winner opened up about how the motion has shifted, and never all the time for the higher.

“I feel individuals do not know what physique positivity is as a result of the physique positivity motion was very political and it acquired taken and type of commercialized and now physique positivity to individuals is code phrase for ‘fats,'” Lizzo defined, per Billboard. “Like DEI is code phrase for Black… in order that they’re like, ‘Oh she’s not physique optimistic anymore, I am not fats anymore,’ however I am nonetheless physique optimistic as a result of the physique optimistic motion was truly created by a subgroup of people that weren’t put within the media, who weren’t praised, who had been instructed we should not exist and we weren’t ok as a result of our our bodies had been larger, or disabled, and even queer and trans.”

For her, physique positivity was by no means about hashtags or aesthetics, but it surely was about visibility, inclusion, and self-acceptance for these society pushed apart.

Lizzo started documenting her well being and weight reduction journey in 2023, sharing frequent updates with followers on social media. By January, she proudly revealed that she had reached her “weight launch aim,” celebrating a ten.5-point discount in her physique mass index (BMI).

However whereas her transformation has drawn loads of reward, it is additionally sparked criticism, one thing Lizzo has by no means shied away from addressing. “Me saying I like myself in 2016 was offensive to individuals … How dare you’re keen on your self! You might be fats and Black and also you’re a girl, so that you should not love your self,” she defined to Girls’s Well being U.Okay. “I needed to combat for that [to love myself]. And now I am preventing once more.”