55 Show-Stopping Looks From The 2026 Grammys Red Carpet

Michelle Williams opted for a sheer black gown detailed with gold floral embroidery that traced the bodice and cascaded down the skirt.

The fitted silhouette was balanced by a dramatic, flowing black train. She completed the look with a voluminous updo and long gold drop earrings that echoed the dress’s metallic accents.

Jully Patel wore a deep burgundy, draped ensemble featuring a plunging halter-style bralette and a fluid, high-waisted skirt with subtle textured detailing throughout.

The look was elevated with a matching wrap draped over her arms, sleek center-parted waves, and black pointed heels.

Zuri Hall wore a structured, strapless red corset gown with an embossed, scale-like texture that cinched the waist and flared into a fitted mermaid skirt.

She styled it with voluminous curly hair, a delicate choker necklace, red open-toe heels, and minimal rings.

Angela Benson wore a sculpted, pale blush gown with a fitted, mermaid-style silhouette. The dress featured a corset-inspired bodice with sheer side cutouts and intricate, swirling appliqué details that wrapped around the torso.

The fabric was finely beaded throughout, giving a shimmering effect to the gown, while a subtle train finished the look.

She complemented her look with drop earrings, a slim bracelet, and a vintage-inspired bob with soft curls and volume at the sides. 

Adanna stepped onto the red carpet in a rose-gold, sheer gown densely embroidered with geometric beadwork over a nude base, creating a sleek, body-skimming silhouette with a soft train.

Her look was elevated by a matching hooded cape with wide, wing-like sleeves.

Karen Wazen shimmered in a form-fitting gold halter gown covered in fine crystal detailing that caught the light from every angle.

The sculpted bodice dipped slightly at the waist, creating a soft peplum effect before flowing into a sleek, floor-length skirt. She kept her hair slicked back.

Shana Render stepped out in a strapless, gold sequined gown with a plunging cutout that kept the ensemble sleek and body-hugging.

She paired the sparkle with long, glossy black waves worn to one side.

Sharon Osbourne kept things classic in a floor-length black gown accented by a silver, jewel-embellished neckline.

She complemented the look with a statement diamond ring, matching earrings, yellow sunglasses, and signature short red hair parted to the side.

Wong stepped onto the Grammys red carpet in a shimmering chartreuse-green sequined gown that hugged her frame and flowed into a subtle train.

The strapless silhouette featured a softly draped neckline. She paired the look with statement drop earrings, minimal rings, a sleek high ponytail, and tinted glasses.

Mourad walked on the red carpet in a sculptural, metallic silver one-shoulder gown with a dramatic folded detail at the neckline.

The figure-hugging ensemble featured a sleek column silhouette with a subtle train. She opted for understated jewelry. and went for straight, center-parted hair.

Csolak donned a deep burgundy velvet suit paired with a crisp white shirt, oversized black bow tie, and dark sunglasses. For accessories, he went for a watch, a few rings, and polished black shoes.

Kidjo stepped out in a deep burgundy velvet suit featuring a double-breasted blazer and wide-leg trousers, paired with a crisp white shirt and black tie.

She finished the tailored look with a matching structured headwrap, black sunglasses, polished black shoes, and a small metallic top-handle bag.

Tyson stepped out in a structured navy pinstriped gown featuring a plunging V-neck and a cinched, corset-style waist. She paired the full skirt with bold red earrings, slicked-back hair, and minimalist heels.

Iversen kept things timeless in a rich red, off-the-shoulder gown. The softly draped neckline and thigh-high slit added enough drama to her silhouette, while the minimal jewelry let the color and dress do all the work.

Erin Bentlage wore a strapless, form-fitting gown covered in dense floral embroidery and beadwork in jewel tones, layered over a sheer base for a textured finish.

She complemented her look with soft tendrils framing a low updo, delicate gold jewelry, stacked rings, and pointed-toe mauve heels.

Rita Wilson stepped out in a sleek, fully embellished black column gown. The dress featured dense silver crystal beading arranged in vertical lines that elongate the silhouette, with a starburst-style gathering at the waist and a beaded cape-style overlay that drapes over the shoulders.

She paired the look with matching silver, crystal-covered gloves and black open-toe heels.

Molly Tuttle opted for a strapless blush-pink gown with a corset-style bodice that flowed into a voluminous black tulle skirt. She paired her ensemble with black gloves and half-up hair.

The Ghost opted for a cropped, emerald-green jacket with black embroidered detailing, paired with a black shirt and high-waisted trousers. He finished the look with glossy black loafers, tinted rectangular sunglasses, and slicked-back hair.

Dillon donned a sleek black tailored suit elevated with cascading beaded fringe that draped from the jacket.

She paired it with a deep-V neckline, wide-leg trousers, a bold heart-shaped statement necklace, minimal rings, and softly waved platinum-blonde hair with blunt bangs to complete her look.

Lakecia Benjamin looked effortlessly cool in an all-white, fringe-detailed dress. The deep V neckline and long, draped silhouette gave the outfit a sleek, modern edge while metallic ankle boots added a flash of contrast.

Lola Clark stepped onto the carpet in a sheer, champagne-toned gown densely embroidered with silver beading and crystal embellishments that created a corset-like illusion through the bodice.

The off-the-shoulder straps and plunging neckline added structure, while the vertical beadwork elongated the silhouette all the way into a soft, trailing hem. 

Fab Morvan stepped out in a tailored black ensemble richly embroidered with red floral motifs and gold baroque detailing, finished with decorative buttons and a wide black waist belt featuring a gold emblem.

He styled the look with stacked dreadlocks tied high, layered necklaces, multiple rings, and chunky black platform shoes with gold accents.

Reem Kanj donned a sharp, oversized black suit with a deep-plunging blazer worn without a top underneath.

The relaxing tailoring and wide-leg trousers were complemented with a diamond choker and open-toe heels.