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Alicia Civita

Grammys 2024 Fashion Review: Stunning Hits and Surprising Misses on the Red Carpet

Grammy (Event) Grammys Kandi Burruss Nicki Nicole Peso Pluma Wet Leg (Organization)

MIAMI -- The 2024 Grammys red carpet was a dazzling display of both stunning elegance and head-turning choices. Among the early arrivals, Natalia Lafourcade and Kandi Burruss captivated onlookers, earning their spot as some of the best dressed. Dua Lipa and Miley Cyrus showed there are many ways to rock the metallic look and reinvent the Godess vibe.

Compared to the monochromatic black-and-white theme that dominated previous red carpets this year, the 2024 Grammy Awards red carpet was a vibrant showcase of diversity in fashion. This time, celebrities embraced a kaleidoscope of colors and styles, marking a dynamic departure from past trends.

Billie Eilish, faithful to her personal style, donned an oversize bomber jacket, paying homage to "Barbie," although she could have very well fit into the pink ladies crew of "Grease." Taylor Swift looked spectacular in a net black dress, accessorized with the reddest of lips. Paris Hiltonchose a similar style, but in aquamarine color.

Olivia Rodrigo, one of the youngest stars with several nominations, chose a very classical dress, while Doja Cat showed her more playful side by combining a traditional but very tight and thin white dress with an unexpected baseball cap. Heidi Klum didn't disappoint, wearing a barely there black and silver gown with deep cutouts.

The Latino stars were also among the best dressed. Peso Pluma and Nicki Nicole balanced the thin line between old-school elegance and rebellious irreverence.

Miley's version of the naked dress via Maison Margela

Dua Lipa went slouchy silver fringes

Billie Eilish was a "Barbie" pink lady

Taylor Swift a vision in black net

Peso Pluma and Nicki Nicole were among the best dressed

Olivia Rodrigo chose a classic silhouette

Paris Hilton

Heidi Klum

Doja Cat showed her playful side

Alessandra Ambrosio

The Grammys red carpet started early. Wet Leg were among the first arrivals. The band walked the red carpet, before picking up their first Grammy for Best Remixed Recording.

Kandi Burruss

Le Boy Genius

Stunna Girl

Dawn Richard

The night before Clive Davis hosted his legendary pre Grammy party. Dua Lipa, Serena Williams, Cher, Mariah Carrey, Meryl Steep, and the man of the year, Jon Bon Jovi were among the stars two made an appearance.

Mexican artist Peso Pluma, who already won a Grammy tonight, and his girlfriend Nicki Nicole were also there. The Argentinian singer-songwriter was gorgeous, and La Doble Pluma was looking sharp, although many were surprised by his dental design.

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