The 66th annual Grammy Awards were held on Sunday, February 4th at the Crypto.com arena in Los Angeles. With musicians, movie and TV stars in attendance, the event was filled with show-stopping hair and beauty looks. Here are some of our favourites.
Karol G
“Making history as the first woman to win the Grammy award for Best Música Urbana Album, Karol G stunned on the red carpet and stage as she donned flowing peachy pink hair extensions. Created by celebrity hairstylist Cesar Deleon Ramirez, the look complimented the Colombian singer’s neutral-toned, off-the-shoulder gown by Dubai-based designer, Marmar Halim.” — Veronica Boodhan, editorial director
Gracie Abrams
“This nominee for Best New Artist showcased her style with a chic French bob, crafted by celebrity hairstylist Bobby Eliot. The singer-songwriter wore a stunning Chanel Couture two-piece-set, which added a bit of fun and elegance to her look.” — Shanice Romelus, digital specialist
Lana Del Rey
“Singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey debuted her new bangs at this year’s red carpet. The heavy fringe was juxtaposed by a light and airy blowout, and topped with a satin bow that perfectly complimented her ultra-feminine little black dress.” — Lauren Farrugia, sales and editorial coordinator
Coco Jones
“Inspired by ’90s R&B singers for her Grammys red-carpet look, Coco Jones wore a chic topknot with wavy tendrils that accented her striking facial features. The first-time nominee kept her makeup to a minimum with neutral and metallic tones for a radiant finish.” — Veronica Boodhan, editorial director
Taylor Swift
“Taylor Swift graced the red carpet in a sleek yet dramatic Schiaparelli gown with elegant black gloves and jewels. Her side-swept bohemian chic waves, styled by celebrity hairstylist Jemma Muradian, paired as the perfect contrast to her glamorous look. Adding to her accolades, the artist was awarded two Grammy wins (including her record-breaking fourth win for Album of the Year) and made an exciting announcement about a new album, which is set to launch this April.” — Shanice Romelus, digital specialist
Miley Cyrus
“Singer-songwriter and actress Miley Cyrus rocked an unforgettable ’70s-inspired look that somehow managed to hold its volume throughout the night (even after five outfit changes!). Hairstylist Bob Recine shares that he was going for a Barbarelle feel while trying to add a modern and punk flare, and I think he achieved just that.” — Lauren Farrugia, sales and editorial coordinator
Victoria Monét
“Victoria Monét stole the spotlight as she arrived at the Grammys red carpet with her family. The singer-songwriter exuded glamour and sophistication as she wore a custom Versace satin brown corset gown that paired perfectly with her sleek and elegant updo hairstyle by celebrity hairstylist Davontae’ Washington. Monét went on to win three Grammy wins for the night (including Best New Artist).” — Shanice Romelus, digital specialist
Lainey Wilson
“Singer-songwriter and Yellowstone star Lainey Wilson was seen on the red carpet rocking an all-black suit with effortless beach waves, created by celebrity hairstylist Renato Campora. The Country Album of the Year winner wore bell bottoms and a cowboy hat for a look that is the epitome of country chic.” — Lauren Farrugia, sales and editorial coordinator
Maluma
“Maluma made his American Grammys debut on the red carpet and on stage by rocking his natural grown-out waves and well-groomed facial hair. The nominee and presenter wore a Dolce & Gabbana tuxedo with silver chain that was the perfect blend of edgy and cool with classic and timeless.” — Veronica Boodhan, editorial director
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