Top 10 Best Looks at the 2026 Grammys
#10: Katseye
From Haim to Flo, girl groups were having a moment at this year’s Grammy Awards. International sensation Katseye coordinated for the red carpet, wearing six custom Ludovic de Saint Sernin floor-length, body-hugging dresses. Daniela, Lara, Manon, Megan, Sophia, and Yoonchae wore different white lace and silver gowns with various necklines, adorned in rhinestone embellishments and the brand’s signature grommets. They all wore their hair down, parted in the middle, and accessorized with dazzling Swarovski jewelry. Katseye said “angelic but make it edgy,” and they definitely delivered.
#9: PinkPantheress
British singer and first-time nominee PinkPantheress, aka Victoria Walker, made her Grammys debut in a corseted, silk chiffon gown from the Vivienne Westwood 2012 Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Collection with beautiful draping. At first glance, the archival creation looks like an abstract multicolored print, but it’s actually Westwood’s iconic distressed Union Jack flag design. PinkPantheress left the neckline’s two versatile sashes untied, letting the striking, Pandora 68-carat diamond and white gold necklace take the spotlight. She topped it off with a chic updo and a matching Pandora bangle and ring.
#8: Kelsea Ballerini
After giving fans a little preview, Best Contemporary Country Album nominee Kelsea Ballerini hit the 2026 Grammys red carpet wearing a stunning “Patterns”-themed golden gown. Styling duo Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn put the country pop star in a custom Etro halter dress with all-over beading and fringed hem. The green and brown embellishments complemented Ballerini’s eyes, making them even more gorgeous than usual, especially with the sultry smoky eye by makeup artist Kelsey Deenihan Fisher. Chris Appleton’s creative, slicked-back updo, with Sabyasachi earrings and a matching ring, pulled the look together.
#7: Michelle Williams
It’s been 20 years since Michelle Williams walked the red carpet at music’s biggest night. The last time she attended the Grammys, she presented the award for Song of the Year with Destiny’s Child, wearing a gold sequin dress. This year, she’s back as a Broadway star with “Death Becomes Her,” nominated for Best Musical Theater Album. For the occasion, Williams donned a sheer black tulle gown with a silk taffeta overskirt and gold leaf appliqués from Jean-Louis Sabaji Couture Fall/Winter 24-25. Eye-catching Lorraine Schwartz jewels and an elegant updo with side-swept bangs fashioned by hair stylist Dhairius Thomas completed the look.
#6: Olivia Dean
Before accepting her Grammy for Best New Artist on stage, Olivia Dean wowed on the red carpet in a custom two-tone Chanel creation designed by Matthieu Blazy. The dress featured a black strappy, sequined bodice with feathered detailing at the drop waist and a white ball gown-esque voluminous skirt with a high-low hem that showed off her Chanel classic cap-toe heels. Keeping with the romantic, Hollywood glam aesthetic, the British singer-songwriter wore her beautiful hair in long vintage-inspired waves courtesy of Rachel Polycarpe. Dean accessorized with dazzling Cartier jewelry, including a Panthère diamond cuff.
#5: Zara Larsson
Like others on our list, Zara Larsson made her red carpet debut at this year’s Grammy Awards as a first-time nominee. Although she didn’t get to take home the award for Best Dance Pop Recording, the Swedish singer-songwriter glowed in a custom Germanier golden-yellow sequined Upcycled Couture ensemble with hand-beaded floral embellishments. The bold, midriff-baring two-piece set featured a bra-top paired with a maxi-length skirt that hung low on her hips. Larsson and her glam team channeled “mermaid chic” for the overall look, including her long, wavy blonde tresses styled by John Novotny and an encrusted beaded manicure by Juan Alvear.
#4: Ejae, Audrey Nuna, & Rei Ami
Ejae, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami may be better known as the fictional girl group Huntrix from Netflix’s hit animated movie “KPop Demon Hunters.” But they have quickly made a name for themselves in fashion. The “Golden” singers hit the Grammys red carpet in three show-stopping gowns, each honoring their Korean heritage. Ejae wore a custom Jonathan Anderson-designed Dior silk dress in midnight blue with intricate black flowers and a golden brooch. Ami opted for a custom Guvanch feathery creation with a headpiece inspired by Korea’s national flower. Nuna donned a deconstructed Thom Browne ensemble from Fall/Winter 2024 Couture. The fashionable trio continues to show us how it’s done, done, done.
#3: Rosé
At this year’s Grammys, Rosé made history as the first K-pop solo artist to be a triple nominee and perform on stage. Sporting a new curly blonde bob, the Blackpink star stunned in a black custom-made Giambattista Valli Haute Couture strapless mini, styled by the legendary Law Roach. The white draping at the hips brought the drama, elevating the look from a classic LBD to a red carpet-worthy gown, complete with sheer black tights and a pair of Le Silla black pumps. The Tiffany & Co ambassador kept her accessories minimal with a single bracelet.
#2: Lady Gaga
Whether on stage or on the red carpet, we can always count on Lady Gaga to deliver daring high-fashion looks, and she more than delivered at this year’s Grammys. Mother Monster went full “Black Swan” in a custom Matières Fécales sculptural mermaid gown made of feathers and tulle with a long train and a high neckline that perfectly frames her face. The icy platinum blond hair and eyebrows are an excellent contrast to her “Mayhem” era gothic glam aesthetic. Gaga let the dress take the spotlight, opting for no jewels, except her eye-catching, Sofia Jewelry-designed oval-cut diamond engagement ring from fiancé Michael Polansky.
Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions.
Kesha
The Songstress Made Her Grammys Return in a Feathery White Atelier Biser Gown Sans Shoes
Tyla
The Grammy-Winner Turned Out in a Blush Vintage Dsquared2 Dress with Gold Detailing
Paris Hilton
The “Infinite Icon” Debuted a New Bob in a Black Beaded Nicolas Jebran Dress
Miley Cyrus
Ms. Cyrus Served Rocker Chic in a Custom Celine Ensemble by Michael Rider with a Giant Gold Brooch
FKA Twigs
The First-Time Grammy Winner Turned Heads in a Custom, Nature-Inspired Paolo Carzana Gown
#1: Sabrina Carpenter
Topping our list is the always stunning Sabrina Carpenter, who is on her way to becoming a fashion icon, if she isn’t already. The singer attended the “68th Annual Grammy Awards” with six nominations and dominated the red carpet in a sheer-white custom Valentino gown with a beaded floral bodice, dripping in sequins and pearl detailing. The boho-chic dress featured a rhinestone-embellished shawl with a tiered ruffle skirt that flowed into a small train. Evanie Frausto styled Carpenter’s blond locks in a loose updo with her signature curtain bangs framing her face. And for a little more sparkle, she donned Chopard and Maison Raksha jewels.
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