Grammys 2022: Best looks on the red carpet

With award shows like the BAFTAs and Oscars done and dusted, the 64th Grammy Awards are up next to celebrate the best creations from the music industry.

The prestigious ceremony took place on the AM of April 4, 2022, Singapore time with celebrities dressed in head-turning outfits to grace the red carpet. From the dramatic to the romantic, we share with you our favourite red carpet looks of the evening.Doja Cat’s custom mint green Atelier Versace corset and crystal-embroidered dress drew inspiration from a similar outfit worn by Marilyn Monroe when she performed Happy Birthday Mr. President to President John F. Kennedy in 1962.

Billie Eilish shows off her love for dramatic, oversized silhouettes on the red carpet once again with this black Rick Owen creation. Her monochromatic outfit was accented with Spinelli Kilcollin jewels.[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb6An-fhwM3/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link[/embed] Carrie Underwood proved that she is the belle of the Grammys ball when she showed up in a Dolce & Gabbana ballgown. Her clean nude makeup let the sparkling bodice and tea-stained ombré skirt shine.St. Vincent was dressed to take home the Best Alternative Music Album award for her Daddy’s Home album. She wore a sequinned pink floor-length design from the Gucci Love Parade collection with copious tulle hem and cuff trimmings.

Attending with Finneas , Claudia Sulewski wore a slinky Gucci suit to turn the red carpet mores on its head. This is a unique departure from the actress’ usual polished, feminine look, and it paid off.

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