Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez looked incredible as they arrived at The Ned NoMad MTV VMAs afterparty in New York City on Tuesday.
The Bad Blood hitmaker, 33, dominated the award ceremony as she won in nine of the 11 categories she was nominated.
She put on a very leggy display in a blue denim corset mini dress, while boosting her height in silver platform heels.
Taylor accessorised with a matching handbag, while sporting her signature red lipstick for the event.
Meanwhile, Selena put on a busty display in a purple satin corset mini dress, teamed with black pointed heel.
Her raven tresses were styled poker straight and she accessorised with dainty gold jewellery.
Saweetie was seen almost spilling out of her blue corset mini dress as she arrived at the afterparty.
Taylor and Selena shared a number of cute friendship moments at the star-studded even, including a warm hug.
Both also cheered each other on from the crowd as they won awards – Gomez for Best Afrobeats Video for her ‘Calm Down’ collaboration with Rema, and Swift’s sweeping four wins for Anti-Hero.
Taylor won in nine of the 11 categories she was nominated – including Artist of the Year – at the annual event, which was held at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.
The singer-songwriter won Album of the Year for Midnights and Show of the Summer, in addition to taking home six awards for the video and track for Anti-Hero.
They included Video of the Year; Best Cinematography; Best Visual Effects; Best Direction, Best Pop; and Song of the Year.
Swift told the crowd as she accepted the award for Best Pop for Anti-Hero, ‘I love making pop music, I love making pop music videos, I also love making country.
‘I love slinking around different genres and the only reason I’m allowed to do that is because you, the fans, gave me the opportunity to do this.’
She added, ‘One big adventure and it’s all so much to challenge myself to make music that’s different than what I made last and I just love you for it. But I really love making pop music, so thank you so, so, so much.’
Swift won her second award for Song of the Year for Anti-Hero.
‘I want to say, I’m really, really lucky that I get to write songs with one of my best friends in the world, his name is Jack Antonoff,’ she said in her second speech. ‘I’m so lucky I’ve been making music with him since we worked on an album called 1989 – we will continue working together until 2089!’
The superstar continued: ‘Anyway, I am so, so happy because this is validating my favorite part of what I get to do.
‘I started writing songs when I was 12 and it always starts with a very isolated emotion, a very specific type of insecurity or self-loathing that I feel like I’m the only one who is feeling in that moment.
‘But then when I go out on tour and I’ve got stadiums singing the words back to me.’
She added, ‘It brings me to this very relaxing feeling of maybe we all have the same issues, so thank you so much to the fans, I love you so much, this means the world to me. Thank you!’
Swift took home her third award of the evening for Best Direction for directing the video for her hit track Anti-Hero.
She thanked her ‘brilliant collaborators’ in her third speech of the evening, saying that being director ‘is absolutely a team sport.’
Swift thanked her editors, cinematographer and director of photography, as well as the actors in the video, adding, ‘You absolutely played the parts perfectly.’
Swift won her fourth award on the telecast for Video of the Year for Anti-Hero.
‘This is unbelievable – I just want to say that the fact that this is a fan-voted award means so much to me,’ she said. ‘Based on the memories that we made recently, the most joyful and exhilarating experience and we are not even halfway done.
‘It’s really felt like the adventure of a lifetime this past year.’
The huge evening resulted in Swift moving up in second all-time on MTV VMA winners with 25 overall – only second to Beyoncé’s 28, two of which she earned as a member of Destiny´s Child.
Pop royalty Madonna (20 VMA awards) and Lady Gaga (19 VMA awards) round out the quartet of musical queens.
