Grammy awards red carpet celebrities best dress pics

The Best New Artist nominee first hit the red carpet serving up a modern spin on a classic Marilyn look.

She followed up her glorious Valentino number with this slightly less fun Oscar de la Renta.

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The “Montero (Call Me By Your Name)” singer and Record of the Year nominee was a vision in white, a butterfly prince.

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It’s giving Jungle Queen/Sexy Wilma Flintstone and we can’t think of one good reason why we shouldn’t bow down.

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This look offers absolutely nothing for us to argue against. It’s a classic, perfectly executed.

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The Best New Artist winner stepped out on her first Grammys red carpet in a slightly underwhelming Westwood gown.

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The “Happier Than Ever” singer continues her streak of somehow finding fashion items that look like bad moods made.

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This is exuberantly ridiculous and the “Daddy’s Home” singer looks like she loves wearing it.

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The Best New Artist nominee first hit the red carpet serving up a modern spin on a classic Marilyn look.

Saweetie in Valentino

She followed up her glorious Valentino number with this slightly less fun Oscar de la Renta.

Saweetie in de la Renta

The “Montero (Call Me By Your Name)” singer and Record of the Year nominee was a vision in white, a butterfly prince.

Lil Nas X in Balmain

It’s giving Jungle Queen/Sexy Wilma Flintstone and we can’t think of one good reason why we shouldn’t bow down.

Megan Thee Stallion

This look offers absolutely nothing for us to argue against. It’s a classic, perfectly executed.

Dua Lipa

The Best New Artist winner stepped out on her first Grammys red carpet in a slightly underwhelming Westwood gown.

Olivia Rodrigo

The “Happier Than Ever” singer continues her streak of somehow finding fashion items that look like bad moods made.

Billie Eilish

This is exuberantly ridiculous and the “Daddy’s Home” singer looks like she loves wearing it.

St. Vincent