But on the hotly anticipated fashion side of things, celebrities came in fast and fresh, with Laverne Cox wowing in a sleek crocodile leather dress and Lizzo in an orange floral ensemble. Red proved to be a popular choice too — as seen on Sam Smith and Kim Petras. Meanwhile, Doja Cat and Taylor Swift also graced the red carpet.
While the awards ceremony is usually known for pushing the boundaries and taking risks with its red carpet style, this year we're seeing more muted choices across the board — a potential nod to the broader Recession Core trend opted into by famous cohorts in 2023. Negative space is proving to be the big style choice at the Grammys this year, with cutouts and subversive basic inspiration weaving into the monochrome suits and gowns.
Fear not, though, as the guests still brought the drama, like Dencia’s crystal explosion and Kasey Musgraves repping a flamingo pink feather cape.
Ahead, we round up our favorite style moments from the 2023 Grammy Awards' red carpet.
Doja Cat in VersaceGetty ImagesLaverne Cox in Kim KassasGetty ImagesTaylor Swift in Roberto CavalliGetty ImagesHarry Stylesin EgonlabGetty ImagesLizzo in Dolce & GabbanaGetty ImagesCardi B in Gaurav GuptaParis HiltonDylan Mulvaney in Christian SirianoGetty ImagesBebe Rexhain MoschinoGetty ImagesJessy Wilsonin Annakiki Getty ImagesKim Petrasin a vintage dressGetty ImagesCharli D'AmelioGetty ImagesAnna Sitar Getty ImagesLourdes Leon Getty ImagesMary J. BligeGetty ImagesSam Smith in ValentinoGetty ImagesCamila Cabello in PatBOGetty ImagesTaylor HaleGetty ImagesIngrid Andress in BevzaGetty ImagesLilliana KetchmanGetty ImagesCherdericka NicholsGetty ImagesAmanda Gorman in PradaGetty ImagesLachiGetty ImagesDanielle PinnockGetty ImagesMaren Morris in Off-WhiteGetty ImagesCharlotte Lawrence in Saint LaurentGetty ImagesGrace Modi Tiara ThomasGetty ImagesHeidi KlumGetty ImagesAlissia in ValentinoGetty ImagesYolaGetty Images
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