Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus and Rosé lead the most talked-about red carpet of the 2026 Grammys

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Feathers, sheer fabrics, leather and pearls defined the 2026 Grammys red carpet, with no half measures and fashion turned into spectacle.

The 2026 Grammys red carpet once again proved that when music intersects with fashion, attitude and image-making, the result is rarely discreet. On a night charged with media anticipation, the red carpet brought together some of the most influential figures on today’s cultural landscape, from global pop stars to artists with sharply defined aesthetic identities. Names such as Chappell Roan, Olivia Dean, Billie Eilish and Addison Rae made appearances, confirming that the red carpet remains a crucial space for shaping narrative and cultural presence, far beyond the awards themselves.

This year, the looks ranged from pure sculptural statements to ethereal glamour and deliberately provocative styling choices. Extreme sheerness, feathers, leather, sequins and oversized jewellery coexisted on a carpet where some celebrities opted for immediate visual impact, while others leaned into timeless elegance or consistency with their personal visual universe. Within that sometimes tense balance between fashion as art and fashion as spectacle, nine names dominated the conversation and set the aesthetic tone of the night.

The most talked-about looks of the night

Lady Gaga

She played solo. The singer arrived like a couture raven in a black feathered gown with a dramatic train. Dark, theatrical and magnetic, Gaga once again turned the red carpet into an extension of her artistic universe.

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She quite literally shone in a Valentino suit covered in sequins. An elegant take on menswear with a stage-ready effect, designed to catch the light and command attention without losing sophistication.

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Teyana Taylor

She appeared in a Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann gown, perfectly sculpted to her body. Absolute precision, clean lines and a silhouette that felt designed for movement. One of the most solid tailoring statements on the red carpet.

Miley Cyrus

She broke with the gala dress code by opting for a black leather jacket with oversized gold brooches. More rock, more attitude, and zero concessions to the traditional gown. Miley was coherent, direct and unmistakably herself.

Sabrina Carpenter

One of the most delicate images of the night. She wore a Valentino gown covered in pearls, ethereal and luminous, bringing romanticism and classic elegance to a red carpet dominated by risk.

Rosé

She made a commanding entrance in a black-and-white gown with a full skirt. Timeless, polished and deeply cinematic, it was one of the most refined and well-balanced looks of the evening.

Kelsea Ballerini

Impeccable in a fully embroidered gold halter gown. Classic shine, a flattering silhouette, and a look designed to work from every angle.

Gesaffelstein

True to his identity, he appeared wearing his signature mask. Enigmatic and consistent, he proved that maintaining a persona is also an aesthetic statement.

Karol G

Special mention —and controversy— for her baby blue lace gown with sheer detailing. Far from convincing, it became one of the most debated looks of the night. It wasn’t a success, but it did spark conversation, and that too is part of the game.