Liza Koshy brightens up the red carpet in a patterned neon yellow suit while arriving for 2019 Beautycon Los Angeles event held at Los Angeles Convention Center on Sunday afternoon (August 11) in Los Angeles.
The 23-year-old creator spoke on a panel at the event along with Marsai Martin at the convention.
Marsai also showed off a close up of her beauty look on Instagram and it’s 100% goals! See it below!
The ladies were also joined on the list by another YouTube personality, James Charles.
Also featured on the list were musical acts Ariana Grande and KPOP boy band BTS.
“TIME evaluated contenders by looking at their global impact on social media and their overall ability to drive news,” the brand said of their list of Internet influencers, which includes politicians, musical artists and activists.
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The trailer also revealed the return of Liza Koshy from season two, and Nikita Dragun and Matthew Patrick from season three. We wonder who else will guest star on the new season?
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The YouTuber and makeup artist showed his meeting with designer Alexander Wang to pick out his outfit and the two discussed breaking boundaries when it comes to YouTubers and traditional media.
“There’s not that much respect, especially in traditional media, for YouTubers. We obviously get pushed down quite a lot,” James says. “One of the things that I always work on in my videos is deleting that boundary and really making an effort to show that YouTubers honoring people, we are business people, and we work really really hard on our content.”
The night before the big event, James sat down with Lilly Singh, Liza Koshy and Rosie Huntington-Whitely about YouTubers and social media people attending major events like the Met Gala.
“It’s a breaking moment for social media. Social media has been so heavily incorporated into this year because they realize the value that it brings to the Met. Everyone’s talking about it, there’s reviews. It’s so fun. To be able to have us there, we’re representing the community that has been undermined in a sense,” Liza said.
Check out all the behind the scenes and the chats in the video below!
