The 2023 Grammy Awards red carpet didn’t disappoint. Stars brought their best fashion looks, from Roberto Cavalli ensembles to minimalist Miu Miu looks to over-the-top couture; there was no shortage of style at this year’s ceremony.
This year’s awards show had many history-making moments. Beyoncé became the most-awarded performer in Grammy history with 32 awards. Sam Smith and Kim Petras also made history, becoming the first gender non-conforming person and transgender woman to win the Grammy for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for their chart-topping hit “Unholy.”
WWD looks back at some of the most-searched looks from Sunday night’s red carpet.
Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift wore a midnight sky-inspired two-piece ensemble from Roberto Cavalli to this year’s Grammy Awards. The singer took home the award for Best Music Video for “All Too Well: The Short Film.”

Harry Styles
Harry Styles wore a multicolored nipple-baring jumpsuit by young label Egonlab to the ceremony. He won the Grammy for Album of the Year for “Harry’s House.”

Shania Twain
Shania Twain channeled camp energy with her white and black sequin polka dot suit and matching hat by Harris Reed. She also bedazzled herself with a diamond necklace from Messika.

Machine Gun Kelly
Machine Gun Kelly wore a shiny metallic silver suit as he was accompanied by his fiancée Megan Fox, who was a presenter at this year’s ceremony. The singer, well known for his signature nail polish, donned a classic black color for the evening.

Brandi Carlile
Brandi Carlile took home three Grammy Awards, including one for Best Rock Song for “Broken Horses.” She wore a sparkling black Versace jacket paired with a pink shirt and black tie for the evening.

Smokey Robinson
Music legend Smokey Robinson arrived on the red carpet wearing a suit to match his golden green eyes. The iconic musician wore a teal suit as he accompanied his wife Frances Glandney in a lavender and feather trim suit.

Mary J. Blige
The famed singer turned heads in this silver sequin cutout dress by The Blonds. The look was completed with custom silver boots and accessorized with a gold belt and statement earrings.

Trevor Noah
As this year’s host, Trevor Noah arrived on the red carpet looking quintessentially dapper in a custom Gucci tuxedo. His best statement was arguably him accessorizing with a white gold, emerald, onyx and diamond brooch from Cartier.

Bebe Rexha
The Grammy-nominated singer channeled Barbie inspiration for her red carpet look. She wore a custom pink halter top gown from Moschino for this year’s ceremony.

Omar Apollo
Omar Apollo had a lot to celebrate with his Grammy nomination for Best New Artist, an accolade some singers spend years trying to get nominated for. For the career achieving moment, the singer took a laid-back but elevated approach to red carpet style with a button-up shirt, denim pants and a leather jacket from Bottega Venetta.
