Grammy Awards 2025: Miley Cyrus, Billie Eilish Lead Bold Fashion Statements on Red Carpet

Grammy Awards 2025: Miley Cyrus, Billie Eilish Lead Bold Fashion Statements on Red Carpet

Daring leather, sculptural details, and refined tailoring dominated the 2025 Grammy Awards red carpet. The music industry’s brightest stars transformed classic red carpet conventions with bold, architectural choices.

Sitar virtuoso and seven-time Grammy nominee Anoushka Shankar brought classical elegance in a stunning Dior creation by Maria Grazia Chiuri. The chartreuse tulle gown featured an expertly draped asymmetrical neckline and billowing silhouette. Shankar completed the ensemble with delicate golden arm cuffs that complemented the dress’ celebratory tone.

The evening’s fashion narrative moved from classical elegance to avant-garde innovation, with several artists pushing creative boundaries. Shifting from ethereal draping to structured sophistication, perennial musical sensation, Billie Eilish dressed in Prada and channeled her signature avant-garde style. Clothed in a striking black oversized jacket with relaxed navy trousers and a white shirt, the nine-time Grammy-winning artist accessorized with a distinctive silver chain and coordinating black lace-ups– seamlessly merging streetwear sensibilities with red carpet sophistication. In another noteworthy Prada moment, boundary-pushing artist Troye Sivan appeared in a periwinkle silk organza suit paired with a purple crepe de chine scarf, adding a touch of romanticism to his ensemble.

The red carpet’s edgier moments showcased how traditional eveningwear can be reimagined through modern materials and silhouettes. Miley Cyrus sent a palpable jolt through the red carpet wearing Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello in a daring leather dress with cutout details and architectural crosses at the bodice. Its floor-length silhouette maintained classic elegance while introducing modern elements through material choice and careful reveals. Also in Saint LaurentCharlotte Lawrence captured ethereal drama in a flowing black silk cape design, while The Dare (Harrison Patrick Smith) opted for classic refinement in a dapper grain de poudre tuxedo.

 

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