The 2025 Grammy Awards proved yet again that music and fashion are a match made in heaven. This year’s ceremony wasn’t just about celebrating the best in music—it was also a red-carpet extravaganza with jaw-dropping looks from some of the biggest names in the industry.
Beyoncé completely dominated the night, with her impressive 11 nominations and receiving the coveted award for Album of the Year. She proved herself to be the Queen Bey while giving a touching speech in praise of her fans and collaborators.
Kendrick Lamar added fuel to the fire of 2025’s music discourse by scooping up Record of the Year and Song of the Year for his fiery Drake diss track—a moment that left the audience both stunned and cheering. Meanwhile, breakout star Chappell Roan cemented her place in music history by taking home the Best New Artist award, marking her meteoric rise in the industry. And yes, how can we forget our Espresso star, Sabrina Carpenter, who won 2 Grammy Awards, one for ‘Espresso’ for Best Solo Pop Album and ‘Short n Sweet’ for Best Pop Vocal Album!
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Now that we told you about the winners, come with us as we take you through the amazing lookbook of The 67th Grammy Awards Show!
2025 Grammy Awards Fashion – Peak Red Carpet Moments
Taylor Swift!
We mean, The Chairman of the Tortured Poets Department DID NOT disappoint with the exquisite short, sequined Vivienne Westwood red dress. The 6-time nominee and presenter sent everyone into a frenzy with the tiny detailing of the letter ‘T’ on her upper thigh. Mother surely ATE and left no crumbs!
Sabrina Carpenter!
Shee was DEFINITELY working late because she’s a singer and her 2 Grammy Awards are a testament to that! The pop queen did not stray from the design she had in mind when adorning her Short ‘n Sweet album, as she strutted down the red carpet in a silky baby blue frock accented by ostrich feathers. To complement the frock, the babe had pleasers to match, with all the playful glamour attached to it. As a whole, the get-up was just very whimsical, teamed with a flavour of sophistication. Well, the perfect red-carpet moment for a pop royalty indeed!
Chappell Roan!
Chappell Roan was the year’s Best New Artist, and she killed it—there’s no way to describe it otherwise. She rocks the carpet wearing white-face makeup that’s definitely inspired by her drag background and makes bold, artsy statements. Her 2003 Edgar Degas-inspired Jean Paul Gaultier dress, reminiscent of her bygone era when she represented The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, would seem like some art installation out of this time frame-if only she did not unapologetically show up as, well, herself.
Olivia Rodrigo
It doesn’t get more dramatic than pop star Olivia Rodrigo on the red carpet and we are so here for it! Wearing a totally bold cut-out black dress, the pop songstress nominated for Best Song Written for Visual Media for “Can’t Catch Me Now” opted for the more edgy kind of vibe today. And since she is due to present during tonight’s broadcast, we wonder what more has in store!
Billie Eilish!
It was a huge night for Billie, nominated for six awards: Best Album for her deeply personal Hit Me Hard and Soft, pop gem “Birds of a Feather” being the hot favourite for Record of the Year. Coming in true Billie fashion—black hat, shades, and an aura of effortless cool—she had us all waiting to see how many trophies she’d snag by the end of the night. Sadly, she didn’t win any but we’re still super proud of you Billie!
Doechii!
You could be holding your breath for the arrival of Doechii to the 2025 Grammys, but take a deep breath because the queen has arrived. She slayed the red carpet in an ensemble of tie-and-dress attire by Thom Browne, easily mixing bold with elegance.
Obviously, no perfect look is accomplished without flawless glamour, and with makeup artist Dee Carrion bringing the perfect style, Doechii did not just arrive—she shut it down!
The 67th Grammy Awards WAS ONE SPECTACULAR NIGHT! With the amazing star-studded performances, it truly shone like one of a kind!
