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Dolly Parton shocked in a dramatic, star-covered jumpsuit as she hosted her eponymous Dolly Parton’s Pet Gala, airing on Wednesday, February 21 at 9 p.m. on CBS. The blonde bombshell, 78, rocked the black plunging jumpsuit with giant silver stars as she took the stage, styling her platinum hair excessive and dramatic in her signature curly look. In different photographs, she wore a horny crimson jumpsuit with a gingham crimson and white ruffle, a glittering gold bustier with lengthy sleeves, and black and white fringed gown.

Through the particular, she was additionally photographed rocking a Barbie pink pantsuit. Dolly’s make-up glam was perfection, with a daring crimson lip, colourful eyeshadow, and she or he completed the look together with her spectacular smile. Among the many stars who participated have been Billy Ray Cyrus and his spouse Firerose, Carson Cressly, Jessica Simpson, Jane Lynch, and extra.

Dolly’s Pet Gala is described as a “two-hour selection particular that includes unique performances by music’s greatest stars, and a one-of-a-kind runway revealing the most effective in doggy style, that includes Dolly’s most iconic appears to be like in addition to embellished appears to be like from Dolly’s Doggy Parton pet line.”

“I’ve hosted or co-hosted many exhibits all through my profession, however I’ve by no means been extra enthusiastic about co-hosting a present than I’m about being a part of this pet gala!” she stated in a launch revealed on her official website. “I like animals. I’ve bought every kind, and naturally, I’ve all the time had little canines round, and massive ones! We’re going to have a few of every kind and colours on the present, and there’s nothing extra enjoyable to me than when little animals do what they do greatest, and I’m wanting ahead to it! There may be a lot enjoyable stuff, and I do know all of the animal lovers on the market are going to like this present.”

As for the eye-catching style, that’s par for the course with the nation legend. “I used to be all the time just a little bit flamboyant, even earlier than I might afford to purchase garments,” she as soon as informed Vogue of her sense of fashion. “After I bought to the place I might truly decide and select [what I wore], I used to be drawn to paint and tight garments—something just a bit bit totally different than all people else. I all the time [toed] the road, and generally I used to be keen to cross it in an effort to seem like I needed to look.”