From understated elegance to daring boldness, the red carpet at LA’s Crypto.com Arena showcased a diverse array of fashion during the 2024 Grammy Awards on Sunday night. Renowned for its penchant for avant-garde styles, the annual ceremony lived up to its reputation with a display of eye-catching outfits.
Miley Cyrus stole the spotlight with her voluminous updo and a Maison Margiela gown crafted entirely from gold safety pins. Doja Cat, a triple nominee, made a striking entrance in a sheer dress by Turkish-British designer Dilara Findikoglu.
Winning your first Grammy at the age of 22 is remarkable, and winning it in custom Versace adds an extra layer of glamour. Tyla graced the occasion in an asymmetrical pastel-green gown reminiscent of the house’s 2004 collection. The Y2K touch was evident as the fabric wrapped around her, revealing her hips, upper thighs, and bellybutton ring—an unexpected nod to early 2000s trends.
Black gowns, a prevailing trend on major red carpets this year, continued to dominate at the Grammys. Janelle Monáe dazzled in a black sequined Armani Privè ensemble, while singer Caroline Polachek opted for a vampy vintage dress by Olivier Theyskens.
On the award front, the 2024 Grammy Awards was a powerful night for Black women in music, with SZA, Victoria Monét, Coco Jones, and Tyla each taking home coveted awards. SZA reigned supreme, winning “Best R&B Song” for the sensual track “Kill Bill,” solidifying her place as a leading voice in contemporary R&B. Victoria Monet, often recognized for her songwriting prowess, broke through as “Best New Artist,” a win that celebrates her undeniable talent both behind and in front of the mic.
Victoria Monét accepts the award for Best New Artist at the #GRAMMYs. pic.twitter.com/BiAaOyBil5
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Rising star Coco Jones took home “Best R&B Performance” for her soulful ballad “ICU,” showcasing her impressive vocal range and promising a bright future. And internationally, South African singer Tyla made history by claiming the inaugural “Best African Music Performance” award for her vibrant song “Water,” paving the way for further recognition of African artists on the global stage.
Here are the rave-worthy looks from the 2024 Grammy Awards…
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