What Are Stars Wearing to the 67th Grammy Awards See Pictures

Every year, the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences — best known as the “Recording Academy” —  hosts the Grammy Awards at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The event, which recognizes achievements in the music industry, reunites the world’s biggest stars, from global musicians to entertainers and A-list personalities 

As much as it is about the music, the big night is also the perfect backdrop for stars to flaunt their style dexterity. Think about it. The Grammys’ red carpet has delivered some of the most memorable celebrity looks in history, from Mariah Carey’s Little Black Dress in 1991 to BTS’ suit galore at the 64th Grammy Awards. 

But we digress. This year, expectations are high for the stacked guest list. Beyoncé, Chappell Roan, Shakira, Charli XCX and Sabrina Carpenter are expected to deliver A-plus style. 

Keep reading as EnVi rounds up some of the most-awaited celebrity appearances and decodes what your favorite stars are wearing to the 67th Grammy Awards. 

Taylor Swift

What: Custom-made Vivienne Westwood

How: Donning head-to-toe red and proving that the Red Little Dress is also a thing. 

Chappell Roan

What: Jean Paul Gaultier Couture Spring Summer 2003

How: Styled by Genesis Webb and channeling Can-can dancer in a 22-year-old dress. 

Sabrina Carpenter

What: Custom-made JW Anderson 

How: Putting a sophisticated spin on “Bed Chem” with a backless satin robe adorned with “Feather” trim — pun intended. And, of course, continuing her partnership with stylist Jared Ellner. 

Billie Eilish

What: Black Prada Suit

How: Very demure and very mindful — with a relaxed fit ensemble.

Kehlani

What: A structured Robert Wun gown

How: Styled by Sara Merabet and giving us major Morticia Adams vibes in the best of the ways.

Charli XCX

What: Jean Paul Gaultier corseted gown from the latest couture collection by Ludovic de Saint Sernin.

How: Paired with Gladiator-style sandals and makeup by Nina Park. 

Doechii

What: Tom Browne

How: Reinventing traditional tailoring with a pinstripe dress featuring a subtle hoop skirt detail. The highlight? An ultra elaborate wet hair look.

Gracie Abrams

What: Chanel

How: Rocking the sleekest makeup by Emily Cheng and slaying the veil game.

Cardi B

What: A dress from Roberto Cavalli’s Spring Summer 2025 collection

How: Bringing glamour with sequins, feathers and an old Hollywood hairstyle by Tokyo Stylez.

Olivia Rodrigo

What: Versace

How: Delivering her rendition of the classic black dress with a twist: cut-out details and a plunging neckline. Not to mention, rocking the perfect eye-cat look.

Latto

What: 

How: Giving us a throwback to Britney’s iconic white look at the 2000 Grammys.

Madison Beer

What: A masterpiece by South Korean couturier Miss Sohee

How: Styled by the self-professed “fashion fairy” Katie Qian and showcasing the power of a grand cape. 

Muni Long

What: Schiaparelli

How: Delivering a combination of couture-chic and Greco-Roman style so fine, we’ll be talking about it for weeks.

Beyoncé

What: Custom Schiaparelli

How: Shining brightly in a gold dress and ready to set new records. 

Willow Smith

What: Versace 

How: Layering an oversized blazer on top of a beaded set — and proving the pantless trend is fully back in motion.

Miley Cyrus

What: Saint Laurent

How: So edgy, so daring. Plus, the revival of a 2021 hair  — the Hime cut.

Jay Park

What: Custom Gucci

How: Donning Italian classics whilst showcasing the power of iced tips on the red carpet. 

RAYE

What: Armani Privé

How: Serving Hollywood glamour nonetheless. 

Mimy Succar

What: A caped turquoise gown

How: Mixing a bold pattern with a statement color and a classic silhouette. Bonus points for attending the gala with her children, who were also among the best-dressed men of the night.

Kali Uchis

What: A 2010 Roberto Cavalli dress purchased from Opulent Addict

How: Making a solid case for animal print and rocking Hollywood waves crafted by Hair genius Jesus Guerrero.

Shakira

What: Etro looks and Pomellato jewelry

How: proving — yet once again — that her hips don’t lie and her style remains immaculate.

Interested in more ‘best of fashion’ moments? Check out EnVi’s roundup of the best-dressed men of 2024 here.