See all the celebrities elevating the fashion game at the 68th Grammy Awards, from Zara Larsson and Rosé to Katseye and Olivia Dean.
The award ceremony might be the most anticipated moment at the annual Grammy Awards, but the fashion is an event of its own. Musicians, industry peers and anyone who’s anyone in music deliver high-impact looks on what’s considered music’s biggest night.
Whether it is an outlandish statement gown or a sleek suit, the celebrity fashion is always on point. The best-dressed are generally those who strike a balance between glamour, personal style and the latest fashion trends.
This year, the star-studded lineup of nominees for the iconic golden gramophone guarantees plenty of action on the red carpet. If we take cues from the first red carpets of 2026, maximalism statements, monochrome looks and political statements will be the order of the day during celebrity arrivals. Meanwhile, music acts like Rosé, Lady Gaga and Sabrina Carpenter, nominees and highly anticipated performers, are expected to bring their A-plus style game even on stage.
Follow No Manners’ coverage, refreshing throughout the night to see the best celebrity style. Don’t forget to cast your vote for your favorite outfit and return at the end of the night to see the most upvoted look at the 68th Grammy Awards.
Zara Larsson

Swedish pop icon Zara Larsson, nominated in the Best Dance Pop Recording category for her 2025 chart-topper “Midnight Sun.”
What: A bright yellow statement number that channeled the title of her single “Midnight Sun.” The two-piece look by Germanier featured a long skirt with spikes at the waist that mimicked sunshine and a one-shouldered top.
Flo

Best Progressive R&B Album nominees Stella Quaresma, Renée Downer and Jorja Douglas, also known asFlo.
What: Luar custom-made coordinated ensembles that paid homage to Y2K-era girl groups with long flowing skirts, matching colors andbeaded tops—trendy items gaining traction in 2026.
Kehlani

Kehlani, who became a two-time Grammy-winning artist at the 2026 award ceremony after taking home the golden gramophone for Best R&B Performance and Best R&B Song.
What: A richly embroidered black sheer dress with a cutout detail at the neckline, taken straight from the Valdrin Sahiti Fall/Winter 2025 couture show.
Lola Young

Best New Artist nominee and Best Pop Solo Performance winner, Lola Young, world renowed for her smash hit “Messy.”
What: A comfy Vivienne Westwood tracksuit juxtaposed with preppy elements and ’80s-inspired glam.
Yungblud

Rockstar Yungblub, who received the award for Best Rock Performance for his cover of Black Sabbath’s “Changes,” recorded as an homage to Ozzy Osbourne at the rock legend’s farewell concert.
What: Chrome Hearts’ take on the three-piece suit, featuring low-rise leather pants, a vest and a coat adorned with animal print fur details.
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Katseye

Best New Artist nominees, Daniela Avanzini, Lara Raj, Manon Bannerman, Megan Skiendiel, Sophia Laforteza, and Yoonchae Jeung, collectively known as Katseye
What: Coordinated white lace and silver sequined numbers by Ludovic de Saint Sernin, gracefully matched with Swarovski jewelry pieces.
Rosé

Grammy history-making star Rosé, nominated for 3 awards, including the coveted Record of the Year and Song of the Year.
What: A Giambatista Valli spin on the classic LBD, featuring an oversized draped detail at the hips. Fit for a Grammy red carpet debut, the look was paired with black pumps and jewelry by Tiffany & Co.
Tyla

South African Hitmaker Tyla, recognized for birthing some of the catchiest pop anthems of recent years.
What: Dsquared2’s avant-garde response to the slip dress, a nude number with dripping rhinestones and a long feathered train.
Sabrina Carpenter

American pop songstress nominated for six awards, including Record of the Year and Album of the Year.
What: A floor-length, tiered gown embellished with crystals. Created by Valentino, the dress has a flattering drop waist and V-neckline. Carpenter finished the look with soft glam and a dusty rose lip.
Rei Ami

Korean American singer-songwriter joining the vocalists behind Netflix-original animated film K-pop Demon Hunters.
What: A custom look by Guvanch that honors the mugunghwa, the national flower of South Korea. Complex weaving in the bodice melts into a stream of feathers, matching the singer’s headpiece.
EJAE

Korean American musician EJAE, nominated for three Grammy awards for her on- and off-screen contributions to K-pop Demon Hunters.
What: A custom deep blue Dior gown by Jonathan Anderson. The one-shoulder design is embellished with a golden medal, while the draped fabric highlights structured waist detailing and a lace panel.
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Audrey Nuna

Audrey Nuna, one of the singing voices from Netflix’s record-setting K-pop Demon Hunters, and a rising style icon recognized for her unconventional wardrobe and purposeful styling.
What: An asymmetrical deconstructed look by Thom Browne couture. Audrey described wearing the outfit as a full-circle moment and a testimony to the immigrant community’s contribution to fashion. “One of the first orders I remember [my grandparents] fulfilling as a kid was Thom Browne,” the singer said of her family’s clothing manufacturing business. “So, this brand is really important to my family’s lineage and our story of survival in this country.”
Sombr

Alt-rock singer sombr, joining the pool of contenders for this year’s Best New Artist award.
What: A discotheque-inspired silver-sequined suit worn over a sheer undershirt with a high neckline. The ensemble was paired with green-hued metallic shoes dotted with silver hardware.
Nava Rose

Fashion content creator with a focus on sustainability in fashion, conscious consumption and constructing custom pieces.
What: Mermaid one-shoulder gown with sheer panelling in the skirt. As per the creator’s Instagram, the hazy lavender color palette and geometric patch are a nod to BTS, the first South Korean group to receive a Grammy award nomination in 2021.
MNEK

British Nigerian multihyphenate—singer, songwriter and producer—joining Zara Larsson, Margo XS and Tom Norris in their nomination for Best Dance Pop Recording.
What: A buttoned-up white dress shirt and loose-fitting black trousers, worn with a wine-red corset. Suave glasses, gold jewelry and a green-tinted manicure.
MNEK

British Nigerian multihyphenate—singer, songwriter and producer—joining Zara Larsson, Margo XS and Tom Norris in their nomination for Best Dance Pop Recording.
What: A buttoned-up white dress shirt and loose-fitting black trousers, worn with a wine-red corset. Suave glasses, gold jewelry and a green-tinted manicure.
Doechii

Grammy award-winning rapper and lyricist attending the ceremony for the second consecutive year and nominated for five Grammy awards tonight.
What: A sweeping gown by Roberto Cavalli, with a cinched waist and purple train, decorated with ruching throughout its length. Minimalist jewelry that directs focus to the gown.









