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The most eye-catching looks from the Grammy Awards, from Chappell Roan to Olivia Dean

  • February 3, 2026

Stars including Olivia Dean, Sabrina Carpenter and Justin Bieber stepped out at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.

Here are some of the most eye-catching looks from on the red carpet and inside the premiere ceremony before the main show.

Carpenter’s Grammy-nominated album may be called Man’s Best Friend, but her red carpet look seemed to channel another blonde bombshell, with her Valentino form-fitting gown set with rhinestones reminiscent of Marilyn Monroe.

Maybe diamonds are a girl’s best friend? Carpenter also performed at the 2026 awards ceremony.

Bad Bunny went for a classic tux and bow tie designed by Schiaparelli and inspired by the shape of one of the French fashion house’s early fragrance bottles. The Puerto Rican musician was nominated in six categories and became the first artist in the 68-year history of the Grammys to win album of the year with a record sung entirely in Spanish.

Chappell Roan’s deep red Mugler gown and cape hid a revealing outfit that was one of the most talked-about dresses of this year’s ceremony.

Lady Gaga, who was nominated for album of the year, returned to the feathered look she debuted at last year’s ceremony. The Abracadabra singer pulled arrived in a custom Matières Fécales hourglass-shaped gown.

Trevor Noah hosted the awards for a sixth – and final – time.

Justin Bieber wore badges saying “Ice out” on his Balenciaga suit. He was accompanied by his wife Hailey in a custom Alaia gown with sheer panels.

Kesha was among the last of the stars to walk the red carpet, making an entrance in an all-white Atelier Biser dress with bare shoulders. It marked her return to the Grammys since last attending in 2018.

Canadian singer and composer Tate McRae was also one of the last to arrive but she went the opposite way, sartorially speaking, wearing a long black Balenciaga dress.

Supermodel Heidi Klum is surely used to making even the most form-fitting designs work on the runway, and her look for the Grammys red carpet was no different.

Her flesh-toned dress earned plenty of stares as Klum struggled to walk past the photographers. But she never stopped smiling on the journey.

Rapper Killer Mike, who was nominated for best contemporary Christian music performance/song for his song Headphones, walked the red carpet with his wife, Shana Render.

Render was one of many performers and guests who got the memo to wear gold.

Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cqj2kyp29l7o

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