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The 67th annual Grammy Awards took place Sunday night at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, and celebrities really stepped up their fashion game. It was a standout night for stars like Beyonce, who nabbed Best Country Album and Album of the Year, and Doechii, who won Best Rap Album. Kendrick Lamar also had a big night, taking home five awards, making him a 22-time Grammy winner.<\/p>\n
In terms of fashion, Jennifer Lopez turned heads in a black and gold outfit designed by Stephanie Rolland, while Victoria Monet dazzled in a white cutout dress by Oude Waag. Let’s dive into our Top 10 best-dressed list from the night!<\/p>\n
Beyonce shone bright, winning multiple awards for her album ‘Cowboy Carter.’ She stayed true to her theme, glowing in a gold and white custom dress by Schiaparelli, complete with matching gloves and statement pearl earrings by Lorraine Schwartz. Beyonce\u2019s look screamed prestige and royalty.<\/p>\n
Victoria Monet stunned in a white cutout dress by Oude Waag, complemented by a sheer cape draping off her shoulders. She added a touch of luxury with Bulgari jewelry.<\/p>\n
Cardi B never disappoints on the red carpet, arriving in a dazzling multicolor gown by Roberto Cavalli. Her sequin, one-shoulder gown featured a voluminous feather train, and despite recently giving birth, Cardi looked absolutely incredible.<\/p>\n
Doechii, known for her bold fashion choices, showed up in a Thom Browne outfit. The rapper won ‘Best Rap Album’ for ‘Alligator Bites Never Heal.’ She stood out with a white button-up top layered under a grey pinstripe off-the-shoulder dress with exaggerated hips. Her look felt progressive and captured her creative spirit.<\/p>\n
Jennifer Lopez defied age in a forward-thinking ensemble by Stephanie Rolland. She wore a black cropped turtleneck paired with a gold sculptural maxi skirt, blending classic elegance with modern flair.<\/p>\n
With the Super Bowl around the corner, Taylor Swift showed support for Travis Kelce in a scarlet red custom Vivienne Westwood mini dress. The dress featured a built-in corset and a thigh-high slit with a \u201cT\u201d leg chain, perhaps symbolizing Travis.<\/p>\n
Kendrick Lamar, now a 22-time Grammy winner, opted for a denim-on-denim look by Maison Margiela. His light blue denim jacket, jeans, and ball cap offered a classic, understated style.<\/p>\n
JT brought the drama in a silver and white gown by Grace Ling, featuring a silver-metal breastplate and white jersey skirt that accentuated her curves. The craftsmanship of her dress was phenomenal.<\/p>\n
Janelle Monae didn’t disappoint, donning an oversized navy power suit from Area\u2019s SS25 collection. The sharp tailoring and shoulder pads gave her a strong, stylish look, completed by a baker boy hat and gold layered necklace.<\/p>\n
Sabrina Carpenter looked like a modern-day sleeping beauty in a satin baby blue gown by JW Anderson. Her halter-style dress and retro bob hairstyle gave off old Hollywood vibes, making a memorable sartorial entrance.<\/p>\n
What do you think? Was it hot or not?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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