25 Outstanding Red Carpet Looks At The 66th Grammy Awards

On February 4, the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles rolled out the red carpet for the 66th Grammy Awards. The event, which has been honoring outstanding achievements in the music industry since its inception in 1959, witnessed significant historical milestones. Taylor Swift emerged as the first solo artist to clinch Album of the Year four times, breaking her tie with legends like Stevie Wonder, Paul Simon, and Frank Sinatra, who each had three wins.

Karol G, the Colombian singer and songwriter, also marked a historic moment by becoming the first female performer to win Best Música Urbana Album for her record “Mañana Será Bonito.” Furthermore, Victoria Monét’s two-year-old daughter, Hazel, made history as the youngest Grammy nominee ever. Hazel, alongside her mother, received a nomination for the best traditional R&B performance for the track “Hollywood.”

Before these groundbreaking achievements unfolded, the red carpet was graced by our favorite stars, showcasing their most captivating looks. As usual, we’ve compiled a glimpse of some of the most eye-catching outfits from this year’s Grammy Awards which you can conveniently check out in the gallery below.

#1 Victoria Monét In Versace

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Monét received the award for Best New Artist at the ceremony, beating Gracie Abrams, Fred again.., Ice Spice, Jelly Roll, Coco Jones, Noah Kahan, and The War And Treaty.

“My roots have been growing underneath ground, unseen, for so long, and I feel like today, I’m sprouting, finally above ground,” the rising R&B star said upon accepting the gilded gramophone.

The On My Mama singer donned a structured copper mermaid dress by Versace, accessorizing the gown with a silver Bulgari Serpenti necklace.

#2 Tyla In Rene Caovilla

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#3 Lionel Richie And Lisa Parigi In Alexander Mcqueen And Schiaparelli

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#4 Jon Batiste In Atelier Versace

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#5 Caroline Polachek In Vintage Olivier Theyskens

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#6 Olivia Rodrigo In Vintage Versace

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#7 Miley Cyrus In Maison Margiela

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If there’s one celebrity who doesn’t mind taking risks with her fashion choices, it’s Miley Cyrus. The bold singer took home the first Grammy of her career for her hit song Flowers, receiving the award from Mariah Carey, and she gave an emotional speech, recalling the story about a young boy and a butterfly.

The 31-year-old singer wore a daring see-through dress made entirely of gold safety pins designed by Maison Margiela.

She paired the look with gold Tabi heels, letting her dress take center stage by going accessory-free.

For her hair, Cyrus teased it into a sky-high style, similar to her godmother Dolly Parton’s signature style.

#8 Dua Lipa In Custom Courrèges

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The British pop star opened the ceremony by performing a dance-heavy medley of her songs, which included her latest hits, Training Season and Houdini. The singer was nominated for two awards—Song of the Year and Best Song Written for Visual Media— for her Barbie song “Dance the Night.”

“I feel a bit (of) Joan of Arc energy in it,” Dua said of her look, a chainmail-style custom Courrèges gown with small cut-outs at the hip.

The elegant dress was accessorized with Tiffany & Co. jewelry, including a necklace featuring rubellites, diamonds, and an orange sapphire.

#9 John Legend In Alexandre Vauthier Couture

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#10 Babyface In Versace

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#11 Kelly Clarkson In Jason Wu

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#12 Lenny Kravitz In A Sheer Rick Owens Look

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The four-time Grammy winner and actor teased his 12th studio album, titled Blue Electric Light, while speaking to Laverne Cox for the E! Live from the Red Carpet pre-show.

“It’s kind of like the record I didn’t make in high school before I made my first album, Let Love Rule,” Kravitz said. “So it’s really fun.”

The 59-year-old artist joined Stevie Wonder, Jon Batiste, and other stars in the heartfelt In Memoriam segment of the ceremony, paying homage to the late talents of the music industry.

Kravitz rocked the red carpet in a leather crop jacket, sheer black top, and pants by Rick Owens, accessorized with several silver cross necklaces and a large pair of sunglasses.

#13 Maluma In Dolce & Gabbana

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#14 Fantasia Barrino In Cong Tri

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#15 Halle Bailey In Gucci

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#16 Taylor Swift In Schiaparelli

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On top of beating Stevie Wonder, Paul Simon, and Frank Sinatra and becoming the artist with most Album of the Year wins in history, the 66th Grammys were especially memorable for Swift, as she announced her upcoming album, The Tortured Poets Department, set to be released April 19.

The star, who amicably took host Trevor Noah’s jokes about her NFL coverage, stunned in a white Schiaparelli Haute Couture gown with peek-a-boo leg slit and black opera gloves. Of course, she opted for her characteristic red lips to add a pop of color to her look.