We expected Chappell Roan to slay — and she surely did not disappoint! The Best New Artist fave strutted the red carpet in her signature draggy white-face while wearing an archival 2003 Edgar Degas-inspired Jean Paul Gaultier look that stays true to the beauty of her album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess.
The six-time nominated artist and presenter sent the red carpet into a frenzy as she posed for photos in a sparkly, sequined, short red dress with a matching lip. She’s up for Song of the Year and Record of the Year and became the first woman to earn seven career nods for Album of the Year, thanks to The Tortured Poets Department.
OK, we’ll admit it: we’re jealous of this look! Charli XCX — already a three-time Grammy winner tonight — stunned in a corseted and ruffled gray dress and black knee-high heels to match. The Brat star is up for Record of the Year and Album of the Year.
Sabrina Carpenter is walking the Grammys red carpet as a winner after taking home two trophies at the Premiere Ceremony. The regal pop queen stayed true to the aesthetic of her Short ‘n Sweet album wearing a silky baby blue dress with ostrich-feathered accents and matching pleasers. Carpenter is up for all four main categories, including Best New Artist. She’s also performing tonight.
From her choreographed performance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert to her star-studded “Denial is a River” music video, Doechii has kept audiences on their toes. The rapper, who hit the red carpet wearing her signature cornrows style, received three nominations and will go toe-to-toe with the likes of Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan for Best New Artist.
Miley Cyrus in leather! The singer, who won a Grammy for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for “II Most Wanted” with Beyoncé earlier tonight, strutted in a black leather dress and her hair in fresh bangs and highlights.
We’re living for this sexy look from Olivia Rodrigo. The pop star, whose song “Can’t Catch Me Now” was nominated for Best Song Written for Visual Media, posed for photos in a cutout, black dress. Rodrigo is scheduled to be one of the presenters during tonight’s telecast.
Fresh off announcing the release date of her forthcoming album Mayhem, Gaga appeared on the carpet with a gothic-inspired, laced-up look. Her collaboration with Bruno Mars “Die With A Smile” is up for Song of the Year, potentially adding to her long list of Grammy wins.
It’s a big night for Billie. Her deeply personal album Hit Me Hard and Soft is up for Best Album, one of her six nominations this year. Billie’s pop gem “Birds of a Feather” is also highly predicted to take home Record of the Year. Dressed in black hat and shades, she arrived at the award ceremony alongside brother and collaborator Finneas, who was dressed in a maroon suit.
Cardi B is looking golden! Tonight she showed off her hourglass figure in a gold-and-black sequined Roberto Cavalli dress with a feathered train and her hair up. Cardi is presenting tonight and was nominated for Best Rap Performance thanks to “Enough (Miami).
Always a master of method dressing, Erivo wore a midnight blue gown and intergalactic-themed nails, a look that dropped a hint at her forthcoming Grammy performance. She captured audiences with her gravity-defying performance in Wicked and will sing “Fly Me to the Moon” later in the ceremony.
She’s a Grammy winner! Kacey Musgraves appeared in a simple Ralph Lauren plain white shirt and golden long dress. The country star walked the red carpet earlier in the evening before accepting her award for Best Country Song for “The Architect” during the Grammys Premiere Ceremony.
[Cue Peso Pluma “Ella Baila Sola” voice]: Bello! The dapper corridos tumbados star walked the red carpet in a classic tuxedo, aviator shades, with a splash of highlights in his signature bangs.
As Janelle Monáe walked the Grammys red carpet in a Navy’s conductor’s hat and matching suit, she blew kisses at Cynthia Erivo. The 10-time nominated artist will headline the Quincy Jones tribute, alongside Stevie Wonder.
Shaboozey, who arrived dressed in a micro, houndstooth coat, has been on a history-making run, collaborating with the likes of Beyonce and releasing the foot-stomping track “ Tipsy (A Bar Song).” The single spent 19 weeks at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 charts, and the country newcomer has garnered five nominations at this year’s Grammys. After snubs at the Country Music Awards, he may finally get some “Good News.”
Victoria Monet, who stunned in a drop waist pearl-toned dress, will present the Grammy for Best New Artist, a year after her tear-jerking win of the same award at the 66th Grammys. Although her three-year-old daughter and Grammy nominee Hazel didn’t grace the carpet, we know she was there in spirit.
Smith, who announced his first album in 15 years last week, posed for pictures on his own in a black suit with silver embellishment on the sleeves and chest. Earlier in the night, his kids Jaden and Willow walked the red carpet as well.
Gracie Abrams tucked her signature bob under a veil and a Chanel off-white old Hollywood look and pearl earrings. Tonight, the singer-songwriter is up for “Us” featuring Taylor Swift in the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance category.
Tems manifested the golden trophy she won today by rocking a gorgeous golden blouse and matching gloves and earrings. During the Premiere ceremony, she won Best African Music Performance for “Love Me JeJe,” which Rolling Stone ranked the Number One Afropop song of 2024. “That makes me feel like I have some kind of purpose or mission,” she told the Associated Press.
Would it be a Benson Boone look without showing a little skin? The mustached heartthrob is nominated for Best New Artist tonight after taking over the radio with “Beautiful Things” last year. Boone rocked a navy blue suit and a gold necklace. “This is very crazy for me,” he said.
Jaden Smith took an experimental approach to the white tie event, wearing a castle-shaped headpiece, in support of his sister Willow Smith. The “Wait a Minute” artist, dressed in a two-piece embellished set, received a nomination for “Big Feelings,” off her latest album Empathogen.
Lainey Wilson’s Bell Bottom Country took home the Grammy for Best Country Album in 2024, and she’s back for seconds. The country artist, dressed in a charcoal-black cowboy hat and matching suit, received a nomination for her latest album Whirlwind and will also take the stage as a Grammy performer.
Gata, gata, dale Muñekita! Kali Uchis channeled a feline princess as she posed for photos in a bold, leopard-print dress and her hair perfectly curled. The Colombian singer-songwriter’s album Orquídeas is nominated for Best Latin Pop Album.
JT was all smiles as she walked the red carpet in a jaw-dropping metallic corset over a white dress paired with a diamond-encrusted cross necklace. “We did a 3D scan for this!” the rising rap star said of her look. She was nominated for Best Remixed Recording for a Kaytanada remix of “Alter Ego” with Doechii.
Sheer is in this year! Madison Beer showed off her figure in a sleek, corseted beige dress fresh off the Spring Miss Sohee runway, accompanied by a pastel green cape. The singer was up for Best Dance Pop Recording earlier in the night.
One of Latin music’s male fashion icons posed for photos in an oversized all-black suit, adorned with a bow on his back, and paired with a fresh, blonde buzzcut hair. The Colombian star was up for Best Música Urbana Album this year for his comeback LP Rayo.
Coco Jones, dressed in a drapey red wine dress, used the red carpet to forecast a future award: “I’ll get best album one day,” she told People. After earning a Best New Artist nod last year, Jones was nominated for Best R&B Performance this year.
The five-time Grammy-nominated R&B artist Kehlani warmed our hearts as she walked the red carpet beside her daughter Adeya. They both wore black gowns and big smiles. The look felt reminiscent of Grammy-winning artist Victoria Monet’s red carpet moment last year with her two-year-old.
The songwriting icon has arrived! Raye, one of the Best New Artist nominees, walked the red carpet in a form-fitted Armani Privé corseted black gown with sparkly silver accents and her signature hairdo.
Dressed in a plung-neckline gown and her signature sparkles, Paris Hilton has two priorities at the Grammys: cheering on fellow pop icons like Chappell Roan and raising funds for California wildfire relief. Hilton, who lost her Malibu home in the LA fires, raised $800,000 for emergency relief in early January, surpassing her initial pledge of $100,000.
The “Lost Control” singer wore a tan-colored, pearl-embroidered suit on the Grammy’s red carpet. Capping off his breakout year, Swims appeared on the red carpet alongside his gilffriend Raiche Wright, expressing his excitement as an expecting father while also spreading love and support for the victims of the California wildfires.
After winning an award for her live performance of “Made For Me” at the Premiere Ceremony, Muni Long told an interviewer on the red carpet, “I’m over the moon.” The singer stunned in a royal blue velvety dress adorned by a feathered shawl.
Troye Sivan arrived dressed in a sheer, Prada lavender suit. The dance pop singer spent the last year performing alongside his “Sweat” tour counterpart Charli XCX, who won her first Grammy for “Von Dutch” earlier in the afternoon. Sivan received a nomination for his song “Got Me Started.”
Kanye West made it to the Grammys — and of course, he’s making a scene. It wasn’t Ye’s look that got attention on the red carpet, but West’s partner Bianca Censori and an essentially see-through dress that left little to the imagination. West lost his one nomination this year to Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” in the Best Rap Song category.