The Grammy Awards are renowned for outlandish fashion. But on a night of tributes to first responders and victims of LAâs recent wildfires, many guests struck a comparatively restrained note at the Crypto.com arena on Sunday.
The all-black trend seen at recent award ceremonies was embraced by everyone from Miley Cyrus (in a cut-out leather Saint Laurent dress) to Olivia Rodrigo (in a slinky halter neck Versace number). Lady Gaga set a somber tone in a dramatic long-sleeved ball gown by Vivienne Westwood, though some attendees took a more light-hearted approach, whether it was J Balvinâs long silk Dior Men coat or the sailor hat Billie Eilish wore with her Prada suit.
Guests also showed their support for LA â which has hosted the Grammys more times than any other city in its 66-year history â by wearing blue heart pins. Brittany Howard, Jaden Smith and Jacob Collier were among those seen sporting the pins in support of MusiCares, a charity raising money for music industry professionals impacted by the fires.
Elsewhere, several of the eveningâs most anticipated arrivals used feathers to add volume or definition to their outfits. Sabrina Carpenter wowed in a custom JW Anderson gown with elegant accents, while the beads and sequins of Cardi Bâs Roberto Cavalli Couture mermaid gown turned into an autumnal plume as it trailed to the floor.
Meanwhile, Charli XCX and Chappell Roan, who were among the nightâs most nominated artists, achieved similarly eye-catching effects with ruffles and cascading tulle. It was perhaps no surprise that both gowns were by the same designer, Jean Paul Gaultier, albeit from very different eras: Charli XCXâs outfit was a custom look from the Spring-Summer 2025 runway, while Roan opted for an archive piece from Gaultierâs Spring 2003 couture collection.
And this wouldnât be the Grammyâs without a bit of skin â or the illusion of it. The various takes on nude ranged from the subtle (see Madison Beerâs divine strapless gown and the sheer detailing of Shakiraâs Etro dress) to the not-so-subtle. Yeâs wife Bianca Censori left little to the imagination, shocking onlookers by dropping her coat to reveal a see-through slip dress that was, in every sense, barely there.
See below for some of the eventâs best and boldest looks. This story will be updated throughout the evening.
