Grammy Awards 2016 Red Carpet Stars

58th Annual Grammy Awards
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Adele wears Givenchy
Alessandra Ambrosio
Anna Kendrick wears Emanuel Ungaro at the 2016 Grammys
Ariana Grande wears Romona Keveza on the red carpet at the 2016 Grammy
Carrie Underwood wears Nicolas Jebran
Chrissy Teigen, John Legend attend the 2016 Grammys
Ciara wears Alexandre Vauthier Haute Couture
Common wears Bruno Magli shoes
Demi Lovato wears Norisol Ferrari
Elle King wears Christian Siriano
Ellie Goulding wears custom Stella McCartney
Florence Welch wears Gucci
Janelle Monae wears Jean Paul Gaultier
Johnny Depp, Joe Perry, Alice Cooper
Justin Bieber and Jaxon Bieber
Justin Bieber at Grammys 2016
Kacey Musgraves wears Armani Prive
Kaley Cuoco wears Naeem Khan
Lady Gaga wears custom Marc Jacobs at the 2016 Grammys
Miguel attends the 2016 Grammys
Mya attends the 2015 Grammys
Nick Lachey, Vanessa Lachey
Sam Hunt
Selena Gomez wears Calvin Klein at the 2016 Grammy Awards
Skrillex, Diplo
Taylor Swift wears Atelier Versace at the 2016 Grammy Awards
The Weeknd and Bella Hadid at the 2016 Grammy Awards
Wiz Khalifa attends the 2016 Grammys
Zendaya wears a double-breasted tuxedo from DSquared2

Stars arrive at 58th annual Grammy Awards 2016 being held on February 15 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

The 58th Grammy Awards at Staples Center didn’t disappoint red carpet watchers starved for the sight of their favorite musicians dressed to the nines.

Of the big names who came early, standouts included Selena Gomez in a Calvin Klein Collection spaghetti strap gown that elevated her usual body conscious, midriff-baring silhouette with an elegant midnight blue shimmer; Taylor Swift – who earlier had won Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Music Video for “Bad Blood” – in an Atelier Versace orange and fuchsia two-piece number that flattered her killer abs but looked very much like the Monique Lhuillier number worn by Lupita Nyong’o two years ago that inspired legions of knockoffs; Adele in a long-sleeved, pretty black Givenchy with slits at the shoulder, and Zendya in a sleek black tuxedo by Dsquared2. “I am very inspired by menswear right now so I wore a suit. I wanted to keep it simple,” Zendaya said.

Bonnie Raitt was also working a black pantsuit – her signature look, but updated with moto details and shimmery sleeves. “I have a stylist who knows what makes me happy,” Raitt said.

The Grammys is always rife with fashion don’ts, but music types either revel in rebellion or are happy to ignore Seventh Avenue critics. Among those who proved that black isn’t always a safe bet: Carrie Underwood in a black Nicolas Jebran gown that channeled prom (or Lady Diana circa 1981) on top and Angelina Jolie’s right leg’s Oscar moment on the bottom; Skylar Grey in a sheer caped tattoo print high necked that was trying too hard be avant-garde, and Elle King in feathered and fringed Christian Siriano with another leg-baring slit that was weighed down with too many feathers and flou.

As for the guys in major labels, Timbaland wore Gucci; Sam Hunt wore a sharp pink Dolce & Gabbana suit (“Well, I wanted to represent springtime,” he said); Big Sean wore Ermenegildo Zegna, and James Bay donned Burberry.

And for those having Kim Kardashian withdrawal, a pregnant Chrissy Teigen arrived with husband John Legend sporting a flattering white belly-hugging gown a la Kim – it was perhaps inevitable that someone would pick up the mantle now that Saint has been born.

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