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CMT AwardsThe Over-40 Red Carpet Pros Wowed in Patterns & Lots of Black!

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Jun 5, 2014 12:48 pm·

By Allison Cacich

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They may have been the minority last night, but these lovely ladies over 40 made a statement at the CMT Awards in graphic patterns and everyone's favorite color: black!

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Nicole Kidman

The 46-year-old supported her country crooner husband Keith Urban in a floral embroidered silk dress by Giambattista Valli.

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Sara Evans

The 43-year-old country star showed off her tanned and toned legs in a little black dress and snakeskin gladiator sandals.

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Kate Walsh

The 46-year-old Fargo star and CMT presenter stunned in an embroidered column Naeem Khan dress and Pedro Garcia satin pumps.

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Kimberly Schlapman

The 44-year-old Little Big Town singer — whose band was nominated for Group Video of the Year — went with a short animal print dress and fun metallic heels.

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Karen Fairchild

The Little Big Town musician, 44 — nominated alongside bandmate Kimberly for Group Video of the Year — evoked a Greek goddess in a black, polka-dot dress and heavy gold jewelry.

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Elizabeth Cook

The 41-year-old country star opted for a graphic pattern and plenty of gold bangles for this year's show in Nashville, Tenn.

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