The 67th Annual Grammy Awards brought together music legends, emerging artists and everyone in between as the world's major stars descended upon the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Sunday night.
The Grammy Awards is often considered the Met Gala of music, and 2025's instalment was no exception, with outlandish outfits, avant-garde glamour and sartorial splendour spilling onto the red carpet. Let's not forget the history of the Grammy's ever-outrageous red carpet which has seen everything from Lady Gaga's entrance via an egg carriage to CeeLo Green painting himself in liquid metal.
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The star-studded occasion, watched by the world not just for its celebration of music but for its unpredictable red carpet, the Grammys has long been a runway for some of fashion's wildest moments.
In one of the most confusing moments of the night, rapper Ye (formerly Kanye West) arrived alongside his wife, Italian model Bianca Censori who wore nothing but a nude mesh dress that left onlookers (and the Internet) deeply concerned.
Kanye West and Bianca Censori left onlookers speechless with dramatic entrance
"This is disturbing. It looks like a form of public humiliation and abuse - not fashion," shared a concerned fan on Instagram, as another wrote: "This is so uncomfortable."
The couple's appearance was short-lived as the pair left shortly after their dramatic red carpet photocall, with reports emerging that Ye had not been invited to the Grammys. Ye, 47, and Bianca, 29, were seen leaving the venue after the show had even started.
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Turning heads at the Grammys, outspoken American artist Joy Villa paired a rippling gold dress with a red hat reminiscent of Donald Trump’s 'Make America Great Again' caps.
Her version was scrawled with the slogan: 'The Hat Stays On' which she paired with gold necklace adorned with a dog sporting a hat.
"This look is all about American exceptionalism, freedom," she told The Hollywood Reporter in a red carpet interview, saying her dress was made by Andre Soriano.
A Grammys without Gaga on the red carpet is no Grammys at all.
Dressed in a gothic leather ensemble by Vivienne Westwood and a vintage Tiffany & Co. necklace, the singer also sported a dramatic angular haircut with an inky black colour.
Dressing in head-to-toe pearls in honour of his first Grammy nomination, Loose Control singer Teddy Swims stepped onto the red carpet in a Champagne-hued suit adorned with hundreds of pearls, including pearlescent cowboy boots.
The reason was adorable, with the American singer telling People:"My child is due in June and so the birthstone is a pearl.
"So I'm really excited for the pearl look 'cause me and mama will be there with our pearls on and just I guess kind of hinting at our little baby."
When you've got the washing up at 5 and the Grammys at 6…. Julia Fox eschewed traditional glamour for an avant-garde sheer ensemble, layering her oversized leather jacket with bright yellow washing-up gloves.
Keeping it simple in a slick black suit, Markos D1 accessorised with a shiny serpent perched on his shoulder all night.
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