Wicked good fashion: The best dressed celebrities at the 2016 Grammy Awards
That's some smaht stylin'.
Monday night’s Grammy Awards were a star-studded affair, featuring performances by the best musical artists working today. But as much as we’re for celebrating great music, let’s talk about what we know you’re curious about: how everybody looked on the red carpet.
These 10 celebrities proved they know a wicked good getup when they see it.
Selena Gomez Selena Gomez (who was Taylor Swift’s date) wore a sequin-covered custom Calvin Klein Collection dress that featured a deep “V’’ and cutouts—both themes of the evening.
Adele Adele’s simple, choppy bob complimented her embellished Givenchy gown, which mixed textures and caught the light in all the right ways.
Lianne La Havas Talk about high fashion. Singer Lianne La Havas rocked this chartruesse, asymetrical number by designer Vivienne Westwood.
Kaley Cuoco Kaley Cuoco’s beaded and bright white jumpsuit popped against the red carpet.
Big Sean The white-on-white shirt/smoking jacket combination complimented rapper Big Sean’s slim pants and polished shoes.
Chrissy Teigen and John Legend Model Chrissy Teigen and her singer/songwriter husband, John Legend, each wore textured monochrome and earned a spot on this list individually.
Anna Kendrick Like Adele, singer/actress Anna Kendrick aopted for a textured black dress with some sparkle.
Ellie Goulding Singer Ellie Goulding’s pale pink dress was chic and simple in the front, funky rock star in the back.
Kacey Musgraves Country singer Kacey Musgraves’s ombre, tiered, uber-textured gown was a lot to pull off, but Musgraves did it (with a great lip color, too).
Sam Hunt Country singer Sam Hunt’s blush-colored suit worked because he skipped the tie and kept things clean with a plain white collar.
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