SZA.Photo:Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty
Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty
SZAknows the classics.
On Wednesday, the 33-year-old R&B superstar stepped out in a tried-and-true little black dressfor theWSJ. Magazine’s 13th annual Innovator Awardsat the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
The “Kill Bill’ chart-topper was among one of the six honorees at the event, asthe magazine named her music innovator of the yearfor her contributions to the industry, including her 2022 albumSOS’s ten non-consecutive weeksNo. 1 on theBillboardHot 100upon its debut.
SZA.Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty
The musician showed off her look from all angles onInstagram, thanking the organization for her award. “Thank you so much to @wsjmag for honoring me and having me this evening 🥹.” She even included an up-close shot of her award so her fans could get a good look at her hard-earned prize.
SZApreviously chatted with PEOPLEabout her sense of style when she exclusively launched her second collection withCrocsin December 2022.
SZA with her Music Innovator of the Year award and presenter Trevor Noah.Jamie McCarthy/Getty
Jamie McCarthy/Getty
At the time, the Grammy winner explained that she layers sexiness with what she calls her “deep Brooklyn normcore.” However, she typically dresses herself based on how she’s feeling, “then everything else follows suit. It just answers itself,” she said.
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This may include tapping into her “cozy bag” or transforming herself into a completely different character — the decision lies in listening to her intuition about what makes her feel most confident.
As for advice she would give to young girls and women striving to express their unapologetic selves, the star added, “In general [it’s about] not doing what people tell you to do and just following your heart, even if it feels wrong in terms of disappointing people or making alternative decisions.”
source: people.com
