The Grammys’ red carpet isn’t your typical celebrity fashion show. Historically, the dress code has been: The crazier the better. But being best dressed is still the highest honor. How’s it decided who gets that honor — and the ill-fated worst dressed too? It’s all up to you! Vote on what everyone’s wearing on the red carpet tonight. Their fate is in your fingers — and don’t forget to comment below!
Jennifer Lopez in Ralph & Russo. (Photo: Getty Images)
Rihanna in Armani Privé. (Photo: Getty Images)
Beyoncé in a red sequin gown. (Photo: Getty Images)
Katy Perry in Tom Ford. (Photo: Getty Images)
Adele in Givenchy Haute Couture. (Photo: Getty Images)
Carrie Underwood in Elie Madi. (Photo: Getty Images)
Celine Dion in Zuhair Murad. (Photo: Getty Images)
Heidi Klum in Philipp Plein. (Photo: Getty Images)
Lady Gaga in Alex Ulichny. (Photo: Getty Images)
Demi Lovato in Julien MacDonald. (Photo: Getty Images)
Solange Knowles in Gucci. (Photo: Getty Images)
Taraji P. Henson in Marc Jacobs. (Photo: Getty Images)
Maren Morris in Michael Costello. (Photo: Getty Images)
Halsey in Christian Wijnants. (Photo: Getty Images)
Chrissy Teigen in a revealing black gown. (Photo: Getty Images)
Katharine McPhee in Thai Nguyen. (Photo: Getty Images)
Laverne Cox in Bryan Hearns. (Photo: Getty Images)
Tori Kelly in Badgley Mischka. (Photo: Getty Images)
Camila Cabello in MIRI Couture. (Photo: Getty Images)
Faith Hill in Zuhair Murad. (Photo: Getty Images)
Kelsea Ballerini in Ines Di Santo. (Photo: Getty Images)
Paris Jackson in Balmain. (Photo: Getty Images)
Hillary Scott in Jenny Packham. (Photo: Getty Images)
Santigold in Gucci. (Photo: Getty Images)
Lea Michele in Roberto Cavalli. (Photo: Getty Images)
Tinashe in Alexander Wang. (Photo: Getty Images)
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