Only Kesha Can Make a Trash Bag-Inspired Dress Look Couture on the Red Carpet

Kesha can seriously slay any outfit — even if it resembles a trash bag.

Kesha, 37, stepped out in an edgy leather outfit at the Glamour Women of the Year Awards in Berlin on Tuesday, November 12. Her ensemble featured a textured strapless top with a scalloped edge and asymmetrical neckline. Kesha paired the bodice with a low-waisted skirt that exposed her legs — and derrière — with thigh-high slits and a cascading train.

The singer added even more sass to her getup with a silver chain purse that had a vape as a handle. Kesha puffed out smoke while posing on the red carpet. She tied her daring look together with studded black heels.

In true Kesha fashion, one pair of shoes was simply not enough for the Glamour Women of the Year Awards. With the help of a few dedicated assistants, she ditched her spiked pumps for pointed-toe heels — which had an attachment that held her iPhone — while posing for photographers.

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For glam, the “Praying” singer donned a full beat including a lightweight foundation that let her freckles shine through, filled-in eyebrows, blushed cheeks and pink lips. Her eye makeup consisted of a dark brown shade with a pop of shimmer in her inner corner. She smoked out her waterline with black shadow and liner and completed her look with long lashes.

Kesha’s platinum blonde hair was parted down the middle and styled in a fresh blowout.

While accepting the award for Music Icon, Kesha placed her black leather purse on the podium, which had “BITCH” painted in white letters across the front.

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Kesha’s trashy-chic fashion turn reminded Us of when she wore a similar look at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards. In case you missed it, her minidress featured a plunging neckline, chains strung across her chest and a fur collar. She teamed the look with platform heels and a glittery clutch. Clearly, one celebrity’s trash is another’s treasure.