Grace Jones at the 25th Grammy Awards, February 1983
Getty ImagesJones chose a conceptual look by Issey Miyake for the early-Eighties affair.
Erykah Badu at the 42nd Annual Grammy Awards, February 2000
Getty ImagesThe musician collected her third Grammy Award wearing a green wrap top worn with a striped skirt, standout red heels and a pale yellow head scarf at the first awards of the new millennium.
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Gwen Stefani and Courtney Love at the 40th Grammy Awards, February 1998
Getty ImagesThe friends wore looks that were typically of the era at the 1998 celebration.
Adele at the 55th GRAMMY Awards, February 2013
Getty ImagesThe British singer wore a floral A-line Valentino dress at the time when Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli were the house's co-creative directors.
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Taylor Swift at the 56th Grammy Awards, January 2014
Getty ImagesSwift has been a constant presence at the awards since first attending in 2008. For all the gowns and frocks she's worn, however, it's this sparkling Gucci number that shines brightest.
Rihanna at the 57th Grammy Awards, February 2015
Getty ImagesIn Giambattista Valli, Rihanna proved that bigger is sometimes better.
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Mariah Carey at the 33rd Grammy Awards, February 1991
Getty ImagesAn LBD never goes out of style, especially when worn with a handful of Grammy Awards.
Cardi B at the 61st Grammy Awards, February 2019
Getty ImagesA most memorable look of the modern era was Cardi B in a shell-like Mugler gown from its AW95 couture collection.
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Lady Gaga at the 61st Grammy Awards, February 2019
Getty ImagesSure, there have been Lady Gaga Grammy red-carpet looks that have proven more standout, more avant garde than this Celine gown, but the stripped-back simplicity rendered in metallic is a winning option for us.
Aretha Franklin at the 13th Grammy Awards, March 1971
Getty ImagesThe legendary musician wore diaphanous asymmetric gown to collect the award for Best R&B Vocal Performance. Before her death in 2018, Franklin won a total of 18 Grammy Awards.
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FKA Twigs at the 62nd Grammy Awards, January 2020
Getty ImagesThe British musician wore a dramatic gown by Central Saint Martins graduate Ed Marler for the LA awards show.
Lizzo at the 62nd Grammy Awards, January 2020
Getty ImagesThe American musician always makes the most of her red-carpet moment. This Atelier Versace rainwater gown is a highlight.
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Ariana Grande at the 62nd Grammy Awards, January 2020
Getty ImagesBefore she became pink's most devoted spokesperson, pop music's most famous nephophile leant into her obsession in a gargantuan Giambattista Valli gown.
Megan Thee Stallion at the 63rd Grammy Awards, March 2021
Getty ImagesFor a jolt of classic Hollywood glamour, the rapper turned to Dolce & Gabbana for this striking orange gown, reminiscent of Marilyn Monroe's Gentlemen Prefer Blondes dress.
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Dua Lipa at the 63rd Grammy Awards, March 2021
Getty ImagesLipa dressed up in her dazzling Versace finery to walk the red carpet at the 2021 ceremony, where she won Best Pop Vocal Album for Future Nostalgia.
Mary J Blige at the 38th Grammy Awards, February 1996
Getty ImagesA legendary look for the ages, Blige wore a total leopard print Dolce & Gabbana ensemble for the 1996 affair.
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Billie Eilish at the 64th Grammy Awards, March 2022
Getty ImagesEilish called on Rick Owens for her outré look for the Grammy Awards in March 2022. The all-black look set the singer in a new sartorial direction.
Lana Del Rey at the 66th Grammy Awards, February 2024
Getty ImagesThe queen of sweet retro dressing chose a black vintage dress for the 2024 awards show, accessorising with a new fringe and sheer gloves.
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Boygenius at the 66th GRAMMY Awards, February 2024
Getty ImagesThe trio coordinated in white suits by Thom Browne, illustrating a fresh approach to matching girlband dressing.
Laverne Cox at the 66th GRAMMY Awards, February 2024
Getty ImagesThe actor chose an especially brilliant red Comme des Garçons dress, first seen in its SS15 collection.
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