Hilaria Baldwin brought the bling to the VRT Awards 2026 red carpet.

The yoga instructor chose a corseted Zimmermann look for the event, telling Page Six exclusively that she threw on the knee-length look after picking up her kids.

“This [outfit] was getting my kids home from school and throwing something on really fast and coming here,” she told us on the red carpet. “I got a good closet,” she added, stating that she owns the Zimmermann one-piece in multiple colors and enjoys “recycling” from her collection.

The black bodysuit ($450) featured a semi-sheer mid-torso panel with subtle polka dots and a delicate bow. Baldwin added a matching tulle skirt to complete the look, which hit at the knees. She accessorized with snakeskin pointed-toe pumps and piles of rings, but it was her necklace and earrings that stood out.

Baldwin, 42, wore a $600 Swarovski necklace made out of various shades of green gemstones, paired with large emerald green lucite hoop earrings that reached down to her chin.

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The mom of seven walked the red carpet without husband Alec Baldwin, lamenting that he’s currently on set.

However, she was among many friends at the Page Six event, previously telling us that she’s not ruling out a run on the “Real Housewives of New York City.” “I never say no,” she told “Virtual Reali-Tea,” when asked if we’d ever see her on Bravo. “I never say no to possibilities. Who knows where this little life is gonna go next?”

However, she’s certainly part of the reality TV ecosystem as she recently appeared in “Nation’s Dumbest” on FOX and “The Baldwins” on TLC as well as the forthcoming Amazon Prime Video series “Reality Retreat.”

And, she discussed her past appearance on “Dancing With the Stars,” reflecting on the criticism she got as a cast member last year, calling herself a “villain” — and refusing to choose her favorite current contestant.

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