Country singer Dasha, known for her popular single “Austin,” wore a black sleeveless mini dress by Area to the 2024 People's Choice Country Awards on Thursday in Nashville. Her take on the little black dress featured a diagonal strap across her shoulder, embellished with a crystal belt buckle. There was another matching strap and an embellished belt buckle that highlighted a cutout on the left side of her waist.

She accessorized her look with large shimmering hoop earrings, chunky rings and strappy black stilettos by Steve Madden.

It was a big night for her as she won her first People's Choice Country Award for Female Song of the Year 2024 for her hit single “Austin (Boots Stop Workin').” It was a surprise win as she beat out songs by Beyoncé, Kacey Musgraves, Lainey Wilson, Carly Pearce, Megan Moroney and Miranda Lambert.

“I felt like a newbie this year, and you guys just opened your arms to me,” she told the crowd as she accepted the award.

Earlier this week, Dasha was a special guest on Alexandra Cooper's Unwell Tour and she stepped out in a white sequin Retrofête slip dress, black lace and black suede knee-high Partlow Tania boots.

She was styled by frequent collaborator Alexandra Mullin, who also created her April look for the CMT Music Awards in Austin, Texas. There, Dasha wore a long, strapless leopard print dress with a black bow and a thigh slit at the back. She added drop earrings, a statement gold necklace and black pointed-toe pumps, and wore her hair in a loose updo.

At the 59th Academy of Country Music Awards, Dasha wore a black flowy gown with silver pumps and her hair was pulled up into a high side ponytail. She was styled again by Mullin, hair by Billy Mercer and makeup by Clarissa Luna.

The second annual People's Choice Country Awards, held at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, will be hosted by singer Shania Twain. Miranda Lambert will receive the honorary Country Icon Award, while performers include Kane Brown, Keith Urban and Lady A. The show will air live on NBC, with an option to stream on Peacock.