No matter the genre, musicians showed up to the Grammys 2026 in style.
The Grammys red carpet has long been a space where fashion becomes part of music history. From Jennifer Lopez’s legendary Versace dress in 2000 to Lady Gaga’s unforgettable avant-garde moments over the years, the ceremony continues to be a playground for creativity and bold self-expression. In 2026, the red carpet once again delivered unforgettable looks that matched the scale of the night.
On Sunday, the 68th Annual Grammy Awards took over the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, welcoming the biggest names in music. With a mix of established icons and new-generation stars, the Grammys 2026 red carpet set the tone for a night where style, artistry, and statements went hand in hand.
LADY GAGA
You could count on Mother Monster to deliver—and she did not disappoint. Lady Gaga walked away with two awards, Best Dance Pop Recording and Best Pop Vocal Album, while turning heads in a custom Matières Fécales feathered gown. She later took the stage in an Alexander McQueen AW09 ensemble with a woven headpiece, serving two strikingly different yet equally iconic looks in one night.
SABRINA CARPENTER
Sabrina Carpenter continued her reign as pop’s red carpet darling in a custom ivory Valentino gown. Embellished with rhinestones and intricate embroidery, the look felt romantic, refined, and effortlessly glamorous, perfectly capturing her polished yet youthful style.
BAD BUNNY
Bad Bunny made Grammys history, becoming the first artist with a fully recorded Spanish album to win Album of the Year. He accepted the award in a custom Schiaparelli Haute Couture smoking ensemble designed by Daniel Roseberry—the fashion house’s first-ever menswear piece. The sculptural tuxedo was both daring and elegant, marking a major moment for menswear on the Grammys stage.
During his acceptance speech for Best Música Urbana Album, the artist used his platform to speak out against anti-immigration policies, delivering a powerful message centered on love, humanity, and unity.
HARRY STYLES
Harry Styles made a brief but buzz-worthy appearance at the 2026 Grammys to present the Album of the Year award. Fresh off announcing his upcoming album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, set to release in early March 2026, he opted for a Dior blazer paired with mint green flats—an unexpected choice that quickly sparked conversation online.
TEYANA TAYLOR
Teyana Taylor dominated the red carpet in a custom metallic Tom Ford cutout dress. The plunging neckline and sculpted silhouette highlighted her confidence and strength, proving once again that she knows how to command attention on any red carpet she steps onto.
