Grammy Awards 2026: Most Eye-Catching Looks on the LA Red Carpet
Grammy Awards 2026: Most Eye-Catching Looks on the LA Red Carpet
Glam and bold silhouettes light up the Grammys red carpet in LA, with Marilyn Monroe-inspired gowns, tuxedos, and show-stopping moments.
Los Angeles lit up with glam as the Grammy Awards kicked off, delivering a red carpet full of daring silhouettes and dazzling embellishments. Among the stars stepping onto the carpet were Olivia Dean, Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, and a constellation of fashion-forward attendees who turned heads as they made their entrance. The energy was infectious, with photographers flashing as guests posed and posed again, setting the tone for a night where fashion rivaled the music inside.
Carpenter commanded attention in a form-fitting crystal and diamond gown that drew comparisons to classic Hollywood glamour, while her album Man's Best Friend was a talking point of the night. Bad Bunny went classic in a midnight tux and bow tie, making history in Grammys lore as the first artist in the 68-year history of the awards to win album of the year with a record sung entirely in Spanish.
Chappell Roan sparked chatter in a rust-colored gown that hid a revealing underlayer, one of the year’s most talked-about looks. Lady Gaga returned to the feathered style that helped define her earlier looks, while Trevor Noah hosted the ceremony for a sixth—and final—time. Justin and Hailey Bieber added a playful touch, wearing badges that read Ice out on their black ensembles.
Kesha arrived in an all-white dress with bare shoulders, followed by Tate McRae in a long black dress. Heidi Klum showcased a flesh-toned dress that turned heads and proved she can still command a room as she navigated the flash bulbs with a signature smile. The night underscored how fashion and music collide, delivering a runway-for-the-ages moment in Los Angeles as artists delivered performances and the red carpet delivered instant conversations.
From bold silhouettes to glistening embellishments, the Grammys once again highlighted how style can tell a story even before the first note is performed, keeping the spotlight on both the stage and the street outside the venue.
