Lady Gaga's bleached brows aside, the musicians, including Tyla, Olivia Dean and Tata McRae, went lowkey with their makeup, and while this means that they likely won't go down in history in photo galleries of "the best Grammys beauty looks of all time", the looks are easy for us mere mortals (without glam squads on hand) to create ourselves/ These are the looks we loved most – and will be trying to copy this month.
Anyone who's been hanging around online since 2005 will know the chokehold deep side partings had us all back in the early 2000s, and 2026 had seen the return of the look, with Olivia Dean, Tyla and Addison Rae sweeping their hair to one side for the dramatic style.
Sabrina Carpenter is as famed for her heavy makeup as she is for her tongue-in-cheek lyrics, but she dialled back her beauty look for her red carpet appearance, opting instead for a softer, light-handed glam, comprising a subtle touch of mascara and highlighter on the inner corners of her eyes. She kept her trademark pink cheeks, though, with a dusting of rosy blusher contributing to her fresh look.
Tate McRae opted for a similarly flushed style, with her makeup artist Kali Kennedy using Neutrogena's 'Blush Stick' to create a look she said was inspired by a baby deer, focusing on soft taupe tones with a bold eye line and fresh, pink cheeks.
Zara Larsson and Chappell Roan took the crown for longest hair at the Grammys, with cascading mermaid manes tumbling down their backs. Untamed curls and waves, along with a solitary fishtail braid, gave Chappell's look a magical, sea witch quality
While we know both Miley Cyrus and Sabrina Carpenter likely spent hours in glam, their stylists created the perfect appearance of low effort with their hairstyles.
Miley's trademark dirty blonde mane was swept into a super low ponytail, with face-framing tendrils escaping to create a charmingly dishevelled look.
Sabrina followed suit, with a barely up up-do, complementing the softness of her makeup – quite the departure from her usual buoyant bouffant, and easier to recreate at home, too.
Dramatic nail art wasn't invited to the Grammys, apparently, with the majority of the stars opting for simple, block colour manicures. Addison Rae went for the most pared-back look of all, with clean, oval nails, designed to look like an extension of her hands.
The elegant look is ideal for anyone who wants a low-maintenance mani that still looks polished.
Relaxed screen sirens and lowkey looks with gothic edges stole the show at the Golden Globes this year,with Charli XCX and Kylie Jenner leading the way