Grammys 2024: Best and wildest looks from the red carpet

The Grammys always delivers a fashion spectacle - and thanks to Miley Cyrus’ showstopping “naked dress”, this year proved no exception.

That’s a wrap on the biggest event on the music biz calendar.

The 66th annual Grammy Awards took place Monday at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles with an action packed ceremony - but earlier, it was all about the spectacle of fashion unfolding on the red carpet.

The Grammys always deliver some of the best celebrity outfits of the year - and this time around proved no exception.

Leading the pack was Miley Cyrus in a truly showstopping, gold “naked” dress, looking like an absolute queen (or Xena, Warrior Princess, to be more precise):

Miley Cyrus has arrived. Picture: Robyn Beck/AFP

The Flowers singer accessorised with dramatic waves through her hair, while proudly displaying her impressive canvas of tattoos.

The singer looked spectacular. Picture: Robyn Beck/AFP

Her hair was in glam waves. Picture: Robyn Beck/AFP

Speaking of music royalty - enter Taylor Swift.

The Lover singer is due to spark a nation-wide meltdown in the coming days when she hits our shores to kick off her string of Aussie tour dates - but first are the Grammys, where she’s up for six awards:

Taylor Swift. Picture: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images

Dua Lipa, whose megahit track from the Barbie film, Dance The Night Away, was nominated for two Grammys, arrived in a custom metal dress - and admitted to a red carpet reporter that while she felt “strong” in it, it was also (unsurprisingly) very “heavy”.

Dua Lipa. Picture: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images

Her fellow Barbie songstress, Billie Eilish, paid homage to the iconic film with her Grammys outfit:

Billie Eilish. Picture: Robyn Beck/AFP

Paris Jackson, the daughter of late pop icon Michael Jackson, looked barely recognisable as herself, having covered up her more than 80 tattoos.

The 25-year-old star enlisted a celebrity makeup artist to help cover up her extensive signature ink, allowing her cut-out Celine gown to remain the focus.

Paris Jackson. Picture: Gilbert Flores/Billboard via Getty Images

Kat Graham somehow looked both like an opened envelope and the Pope:

Kat Graham. Picture: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images/AFP

Oh my goodness, Ed Sheeran - I didn’t even see you there! (Sorry, I’ll see myself out).

Ed Sheeran. Picture: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images/AFP

Our very own Kylie Minogue was breathtaking in a princess-like red gown, featuring thigh-high split and bodice detailing:

Kylie Minogue. Picture: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images

Actress Jameela Jamil went for the same hue, bringing her usual glam in a gown which paired perfectly with the iconic flooring.

She was there to support her British musician boyfriend James Blake, who received two nominations for this year’s event, including Best Dance/Electronic Album.

Jamil stunned in a classic red cocktail dress. Picture: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

She was there to support her musician boyfriend, James Blake. Picture: Robyn Beck/AFP

Another of this year’s nominees, Victoria Monet, was flawless in bronze satin:

Victoria Monet. Picture: Robyn Beck/AFP

Kelly Osbourne was in a slim-fitting, sheer, corset-style dress - which she accessorised with a very on-theme sound system handbag:

Kelly Osbourne. Picture: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images

“Embellished mullet tutu halter dress” is not a sentence I expected to type today, but 2024 is already full of surprises, partially thanks to YouTuber Veondre Mitchell:

Veondre Mitchell. Picture: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images

I’m afraid I’m going to have to insist upon footage of Laverne Cox attempting to sit down once she got inside:

Laverne Cox. Picture: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images

... and of Dawn Richards, whose invitation must have read BYOFA (Bring Your Own Floral Arbour).

Dawn Richards. Picture: Robyn Beck/AFP

Molly Tuttle’s outfit was giving Britney Spears in the Lucky music video and was therefore impossible for me to hate, TBH.

Molly Tuttle. Picture: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images

Canadian music producer Shawn Everett took a leaf out of Liberace’s style guide.

Shawn Everett. Picture: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images

Landon Barker, best known as Blink 182 drummer Travis Barker’s son and Kourtney Kardashian’s stepson, looked dapper and also extremely thrilled to be there.

Landon Barker. Picture: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

US poet, writer and activist Aja Monet embraced the sheer trend we’ve seen across the awards season so far, donning a full-length black gown with carefully-placed sequins:

Aja Monet. Picture: Robyn Beck/AFP

The ceremony is being hosted for the fourth time by comedian Trevor Noah and will feature plenty of high-profile performances – including by legendary artists Joni Mitchell and Billy Joel, who is making his Grammys return after 22 years.

When it came to the gold-plated gramophones, SZA officially lead the pack heading into the show with nine nods, followed by Phoebe Bridgers, Victoria Monét and Serban Ghenea who earned seven nominations apiece. Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish and Miley Cyrus each scored six.