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The Hitmakers Arrived at Music’s Biggest Night! 2024 Grammy Awards Red Carpet Fashion [Photos]

Feb 4, 2024 12:45 pm·

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Swifties were hoping that Taylor Swift and boyfriend Travis Kelce would make their red carpet debut at the Sunday, February 4, event. However, their dreams were crushed to learn that the Kansas City Chiefs star won’t be able to make it. He will be traveling to Las Vegas to prepare to take on the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII.

Grammys host Trevor Noah was hoping the NFL star wouldn’t come.

“I actually hope that I don’t see him because he’s still in the mix and he’s still doing well,” he told Billboard on January 31. “But if anything changes, I’ll be ready.”

Keep scrolling to see your favorite stars on the red carpet at the 66th Grammy Awards!

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2024 Grammy Awards Red Carpet Celebrity Fashion [Photos]

Lana Del Rey

Lana looked like she was about to pay her respects at the award show wearing an all-black ensemble. The “Summertime Sadness” singer wore a semi-sheer puff dress with flower embellishments and completed the look with flower heels and a hair tie.

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Kelly Clarkson

The multi-hyphenate entertainer rocked her fabulous weight loss in a form-fitting white dress and brought son Remington “Remy” Alexander as her date!

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Ice Spice

The rising rapper got four Grammy nods including Best New Artist.

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Doja Cat in See-Through Dress at 2024 Grammy Awards: Photos

Taylor Swift

Taylor looked like pure class in an elegant white dress that featured high leg slit. The “Lavander Haze” singer paired the gown with long black gloves.

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Sofia Richie Grainge

Sofia glowed on the red carpet as she flaunted her growing baby bump with baby No. 1 alongside husband Elliot Grainge.

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Paris Hilton

The DJ looked like nature’s beauty wearing a beaded baby blue gown with cutout sides.

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Olivia Rodrigo

The “Bad Idea Right?” artist looked like a classic beauty and pulled a 1995 vintage Versace
gown out of the archives.

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Heidi Klum

The supermodel left little to the imagination as she donned a black cutout gown with silver embellishments. The America’s Got Talent judge attended the event with husband Tom Kaulitz.

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Doja Cat

The “Agora Hills” rapper wore nude sheer fabric as her outfit, making her one of the most NSFW dressed of the night!

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Miley Cyrus

Queen Cleopatra has arrived! Miley turned the red carpet up wearing a sheer gold chained mini dress with a bold bra. The musician was nominated for eight Grammys for her iconic Endless Summer Vacation album and songs “Flowers” and “Thousand Miles.”

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Jelly Roll

The “Need a Favor” country star looked like a cozy teddy bear in a tan jacket with a sherpa collar. Jelly Roll is up for his first Grammy for Best New Artist and Best Country Duo/Group Performance for “Save Me.”

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Billie Eilish

The “What Was I Made For?” artist paid homage to the Barbie film with her black and pink varsity jacket.

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Landon Barker

Landon, who is the son of Travis Barker, matched the red carpet and walked into the venue solo.

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Brandi and Tish Cyrus

The mother-daughter duo attended music’s big night to support Miley Cyrus, who is up for six Grammys.

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Dua Lipa

The pop star donned a custom silver metal Courrèges gown with a plunging neckline.

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Victoria Monét

The “On My Momma” singer matched with daughter Hazel Monét. Victoria had seven nods and took home her first Grammy award for Best R&B Album and Best Engineered Album/ Non-Classical.

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Lainey Wilson

The country superstar may have ditched the jumper, but she was still a bell-bottom queen! Lainey rocked a black pantsuit with a vest top and circular cowboy hat.

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Kandi Burruss

The Real Housewives of Atlanta star and Xscape group member looked like she came straight out of the roaring ‘20s wearing a flapper dress.

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