If you watched the 2026 Grammy Awards on Feb. 1, you saw that many of those striking Grammy awards red carpet. They have also brought about some unforgettable red carpet moments that fashion lovers will not forget soon.
Below, we’re sharing the top looks of the Grammy awards red carpet night with commentary from famous fashion experts.
Bille Eiish
Billie Eilish’s look, by Hodakova, cleverly deconstructed menswear tailoring, with suit pants seemingly transformed into a jacket and skirt
Teyana Taylor
Teyana Taylor turned heads in a dazzling, bejeweled gown that left little to the imagination. The actress and singer, fresh off her Golden Globe win for One Battle After Another, showed off her curves in the fitted dress. The gown featured a sparkling train and revealed just enough skin to make a statement.
“She is not playing fair,” Ambrose said, while complimenting Taylor’s fit physique. “She literally brought kink to the carpet,” Ambrose added.
Sabrina Carpenter
Sabrina Carpenter went for an elegant look at the Grammys in a bejeweled Valentino gown.
“This look understood seduction through editing. The silhouette is classic, almost demure, but the surface tells another story: shimmer applied with intention, not excess. There’s a pin-up whisper here, but it’s refined, not costumey,” Paige said.
Miley Cyrus
Meanwhile, Ambrose, Lyons, and Roberts Rossi had no hesitation in awarding Miley Cyrus the title of “Best Accessories of the Night.”
“It’s so rock star cool,” Lyons commented.
Cyrus rocked a black leather jacket, white blouse, and black pants, but it was her oversized gold brooch that stole the spotlight. She elevated her edgy look with black leather gloves and sunglasses, proving her cool factor is unmatched.
Doechii
As judges for the “Best Glam” category, Ambrose, Lyons, and Roberts Rossi were captivated by Doechii’s bold style.Roberts Rossi described her look as a “complete 180” and praised the musician’s boho-glam outfit.
Doechii stunned in a unique dress featuring a burnt-orange crisscross bust and a striking purple embroidered train. The high-low design showed off her legs in the front, while her strappy shoes added an extra touch of flair.
Rosé
Rosé arrived in a custom Giambattista Valli look with voluminous white draping. The Blackpink star’s curly bob meanwhile evoked her hair styling in the video for the Grammy-nominated “APT
Sombr
Sombr earned the title of best-dressed man at the 2026 Grammys.
“He hit every note. He’s unbelievably chic,” Lyons said.
Paige was also impressed with the singer’s psychedelic Valentino ensemble.
“It’s giving rock god glam with a disco heartbeat,” she said.
Sombr brought confidence to the red carpet in the sequined suit and lacy blouse that featured a cutout in the middle, revealing his chest.
EJAE, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami
EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami made such an impression that the judges created a new category just for them: “Best-Dressed Trio.” The stars of K-Pop Demon Hunters showcased distinct styles that somehow balanced perfectly together.“It’s amazing to see them all with such unique personalities,” Roberts Rossi said
Chappell Roan
In one of the night’s most shocking moments, Chappell Roan removed her cape to reveal a Mugler négligée dress held in place with nipple clamps.
Heidi Klum
Heidi Klum isn’t afraid to show some skin or sport a skin-tight dress. Paige described her nude-colored dress as “second-skin” and “full-volume confidence.”
“This wasn’t about subtlety. It was about unapologetic femininity as performance, body-con as performance art, daring and deliberate, with a finish so clean it felt sculptural. Sexy, yes — but also confrontational in the best Grammys way,” she said.
Jon Batiste
The singer brought a celebratory vibe to the 2026 Grammys in a black sequined jacket with buttons, blue sequined stripes and gold trim. Batiste paired the jacket with simple black pants to let the garment speak for itself.
“This felt like Sgt. Pepper colliding with Michael Jackson under stage lights. Nostalgic, expressive and deeply musician-owned,” Paige said. “The embellishment wasn’t decorative; it was autobiographical. You could feel the rhythm in the shine. Just like his music, it bridges eras: reverent without being stuck, expressive without being chaotic.”
Rap duo Clipse (Malice and Pusha T)
Rap duo Clipse (Malice and Pusha T) arrived alongside Pharrell Williams. The trio wore coordinated dusty-pink velvet suits by Louis Vuitton, for whom Williams serves as creative director for menswear.
French musician Gesaffelstein
French musician Gesaffelstein, a co-producer of Lady Gaga’s album “Mayhem,” kept onlookers guessing in his trademark black mask
Tyla
Tyla in a crystal-embellished Dsquared2 gown with a feathery train. She completed the look with Pandora jewelry made using lab-grown diamonds
