The Best Dressed Celebrities at the 2023 Grammys

The only rule: There are no rules.

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If the Oscars are for elegance and the Met Gala is for couture, the Grammys are for the trends. While most awards shows yield your usual sea of tuxedos and beautiful gowns, the only thing you can expect at the 2023 Grammys is the unexpected. That said, as last year's showings of Y2K hair and opera gloves proved, you can anticipate some timely, risk-taking moments. With nominees like Lizzo, Bad Bunny, and Doja Cat, it's all but guaranteed.

Ahead, check out some of our favorite fashion moments from the 2023 Grammy Awards.

Doja Cat

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Jon Kopaloff / Getty Images

Coming off of an impeccable Couture Fashion Week, Doja Cat hit the red carpet in head-to-toe vinyl, courtesy of Versace. Looks like the opera glove trend isn't going anywhere.

Laverne Cox

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Jon Kopaloff / Getty Images

The night's trend of sleek, black, tactile gowns continues with Laverne Cox, who opted for a textured column with goth-y bodice detailing by Kim Kassas Couture.

Lizzo

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Jon Kopaloff / Stringer

Lizzo went full goddess mode in a voluminous floral cape and matching rosette rings. The look was custom made by Dolce & Gabbana.

Shania Twain

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Kevin Mazur / Contributor

In a polka dot suit and oversize hat by Harris Reed, Shania Twain went maximalist—and we love her for it.

Bebe Rexha

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Jeff Kravitz / Getty Images

Bebe Rexha shows us that Bimbocore is still very much a thing. She paired her bouncy Farrah Fawcett hair with a revealing pink sheath by Moschino. (Not visible: Shiny iridescent platforms that upped the aughts factor even more.)

Anitta

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Lester Cohen / Getty Images

Continuing with the evening's goth girl energy, Anitta's black gown included feather details, lace insets, and a dramatic train. The gown is a vintage piece by Atelier Versace.

Taylor Swift

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Fully in the throes of her Midnights-era, Taylor Swift's slinky two-piece Roberto Cavalli gown featured a crop top and floor-grazing skirt with shimmering gemstone embellishments.

Kacey Musgraves

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Matt Winkelmeyer / Getty Images

We honestly don't know what we love most about this Kacey Musgraves ensemble. Is it the shade of pink that can only be described as "pastel bubblegum"? The ostrich feather cape? The pink full length bodysuit? Let's just go with all the above.

Mary J Blige

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Is it even a Grammy's red carpet without strategic cutouts? We love how Mary J Blige put her own spin on the sexy detail by adding shoulder pads and a shiny belt at the waist.

Lourdes Leon

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Matt Winkelmeyer / Getty Images

Who says you have to stick to one trend? Lourdes Leon combined a few of the evening's favored sartorial choices–goth vibes, red, and shimmer—while channeling classic glam.

Harry Styles

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Matt Winkelmeyer / Getty Images

Continuing the evening's trend of sticking to an album's theme, Harry Styles wore a Harry's House-era jumpsuit—this time in a shimmering patchwork motif.

Cardi B

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Amy Sussman / Getty Images

Never one to shy away from a show-stopping couture moment, Cardi B wore a structural electric blue gown—straight off of Gaurav Gupta's SS 2023 couture runway.

Paris Hilton

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Paris Hilton's glistening sheath was on the same sartorial wavelength as her 21st birthday party dress. (And obviously, we love.)

Jennifer Lopez

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Kevin Winter / Getty Images

Combining bouncy '60s hair and a caftan-like silhouette with plenty of jewels and her signature glow, Jennifer Lopez's look was the perfect marriage of flower child and serious glamour.

Fran Drescher

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Amy Sussman / Getty Images

Always ahead of her time—just check out the many Nanny-inspired 'fits on TikTok—Fran Drescher sets the tone. No doubt we'll all be wearing body-hugging copper this year.

Viola Davis

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Viola Davis became the third Black woman in history to win an EGOT. She accepted her award (and presented another) in custom Naeem Khan with a glittery, Mondrian-esque print.

Beyoncé

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Kevin Mazur / Getty Images

The record holder for the most Grammy wins in history accepted her trophy for Best Dance/Electronic Album in a gown with a ruffled silver foil skirt and neutral, corseted bodice. We especially loved the on-trend opera gloves.

Olivia Rodrigo

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Amy Sussman / Getty Images

Olivia Rodrigo opted for a sheer black slip dress. Call it the dress version of the "who needs pants?" trend.

Adele

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JC Olivera / Getty Images

It was a big night for sculptural gowns—and for Adele, who accepted the award for Best Pop Solo Performance in a wine-colored gown with oversized ruffles around the neckline.

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