The Grammys carpet usually wins the red-carpet season on spectacle. This year it won on tailoring. Complex called the overall style “a bit more toned-down than last year’s outing,” but the 68th Grammys, held Sunday (Feb. 1) in Los Angeles, still delivered a handful of looks worth keeping. Most of them were on the men.
Bad Bunny wears a woman’s couture look
The night’s best-dressed man was also its biggest winner. Bad Bunny wore a black-and-white tuxedo from Schiaparelli, modeled on a women’s look from the house’s Spring 2023 couture show, with squared shoulders and a corset-style lace-up down the back, per Complex. It was the first time a Schiaparelli men’s piece had been worn at the Grammys, and he finished it with Cartier jewelry, according to W. A few hours later he took home Album of the Year, which our winners recap covers.
Clipse and Pharrell go pink
Pharrell received the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award that week, but he showed up at the Grammys to support the people he produced. He, Pusha T and Malice wore matching dusty-rose Louis Vuitton suits, a shade Complex says matched the cover of Let God Sort Em Out. The Voices of Fire choir behind them performed in black monogram Louis Vuitton robes. “Knowing the creative director of LV Men’s has its perks,” Complex wrote. Pusha T had already walked Pharrell’s Jan. 20 Louis Vuitton show in Paris.
Lady Gaga, McQueen and a lot of feathers
Gaga arrived in a custom feathered gown by Matières Fécales, per W and Marie Claire UK, then changed into archival Alexander McQueen for the show. Complex’s favorite was the red feathered look with a birdcage headpiece from McQueen’s “Horn of Plenty” collection, which she wore for “Abracadabra.”
Kendrick’s Chanel and Tyler’s green
Last year Kendrick Lamar collected trophies for “Not Like Us” in a Canadian tuxedo. This year, in a record-breaking night, he wore a one-of-a-kind Chanel tux with a diamond Cartier Tank watch and pearl chains hanging from his belt loops. Complex’s verdict: “Timeless, just like the music.” Tyler, the Creator, who was nominated for two projects, matched the green leather and trucker cap he wore through the Don’t Tap the Glass rollout to the shade of his Chromakopia character, Complex says.
The women went demure
Marie Claire UK’s best-dressed picks leaned soft: Olivia Dean in a corseted two-tone Chanel ballgown, Addison Rae in a custom Alaïa dress that was literally high-low, and Sabrina Carpenter in a beaded blush Valentino gown with a sheer capelet and a scalloped skirt, per W. Rosé flipped the bridal trend in a Giambattista Valli black velvet minidress with two long ivory trains. Olivia Dean also won Best New Artist, as we reported in our winners story.
The rest of the carpet
Teyana Taylor, still on her awards-season run, wore a shimmering gold Tom Ford gown with asymmetrical cut-outs. PinkPantheress went for an archival Vivienne Westwood dress made to look like a Union Jack, which Complex said struck the balance between her usual playfulness and a red carpet. Yungblud and Jesse Jo Stark matched in custom Chrome Hearts leather and leopard. Sombr wore a Valentino suit, Marie Claire UK says, and Harry Styles presented Album of the Year in Dior jeans. Complex’s pick for performance of the night was a visual one: Justin Bieber sang “Yukon” in embellished boxers and socks, treating the stage like his home studio.
The accessory of the night
The item people photographed most was a pin. Complex named the “ICE Out” buttons worn by Billie Eilish and the Biebers its accessory of the night, part of an anti-ICE message that also ran through the speeches, which we covered in a separate story. Elsewhere, Leon Thomas, who won Best R&B Album, wore two custom looks by Gap’s Zac Posen, a black double-breasted suit and a chopped-and-rebuilt denim set. Posen told The FADER: “He has structure and soul in his music.”
Next up for the carpet’s biggest winner: a week later, Bad Bunny headlined the Super Bowl, in custom Zara.
- Event
- 68th Annual Grammy Awards
- Date
- Feb. 1, 2026
Added to the High Grailed archive on October 12, 2026.
