NEW JERSEY: Charli and Dixie D'Amelio, the dynamic sister duo who have taken the entertainment world by storm, made a stylish entrance at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards held at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, on Tuesday, September 12, with their parents, Heidi and Marc D'Amelio.

As fashion-forward as ever, Charli and Dixie showcased their versatility by switching up their looks later in the night when they took the stage to present the award for Best K-Pop Video, which ultimately went to Stray Kids for their track 'S-Class'.

Charli D'Amelio and Dixie D'Amelio shine at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards

On the red carpet, Charli D'Amelio turned heads in a Shushu Tong dress, complemented by Jimmy Choo shoes, Material Good jewelry, and a Judith Leiber bag. Dixie D'Amelio also made her fashion statement in a Maticevski dress, Santoni shoes, Chopard jewelry, and a Judith Leiber bag.

Their mother, Heidi D'Amelio, showcased her impeccable style in a Giuseppe di Morabito dress, D'Amelio Footwear shoes, a Rodo bag, an Ali Weiss necklace and bracelet, Ritique earrings, and a Lionheart ring.

When taking the stage, Charli donned a Patou dress, Jimmy Choo shoes, a Kallati ring, Anabela Chan and Ali Weiss earrings, and a Material Good necklace, while Dixie exuded glamour in a Raisa Vanessa dress, Jimmy Choo shoes, and Akillis jewelry.

Dixie D'Amelio also flaunted her fashion style at The Ned NoMad MTV VMAs afterparty in NYC on Tuesday, September 12. The 22-year-old star showcased her fashion-forward choices with a stunning brown mini-dress by Zeynep Arcay.

The dress highlighted her figure and featured a bustier-style top, adding a touch of allure to her evening look. To complete her ensemble, Dixie opted for cream platform boots, elevating her chic appearance.

With her signature style, she scraped her brunette locks back into a bun, allowing her outfit to take center stage. Her smokey-eye makeup added a touch of sophistication and complemented her overall aesthetic.

D'Amelio sisters open up about working with each other

The D'Amelio family is gearing up for their return to television as their reality series, 'The D'Amelio Show,' which is set to premiere its third season on Hulu on September 20. The highly anticipated trailer has already piqued the interest of viewers eagerly awaiting a glimpse into the lives of this dynamic family.

While both sisters have ventured into music individually, they have also recently expressed openness to the idea of collaborating on a song, further exciting their fanbase.

Charli D'Amelio, who has already released one song and a remix, playfully shared that music is more "Dixie's thing."

In a light-hearted exchange during a recent conversation with Extra, Dixie D'Amelio humorously remarked, "We cannot work on anything else together. I think we will kill each other."

She emphasized their ability to work together seamlessly, explaining, "We don't have time to be arguing for long periods of time. We live together. We work together. Our lives would be miserable if we didn't get along."

The D'Amelio sisters' willingness to explore new creative ventures and collaborate in various domains continues to captivate their fanbase. Whether it's music, fashion, or other creative pursuits, Charli and Dixie's ability to balance their individual careers while maintaining a strong sisterly bond adds to their appeal.