Every incredible celebrity arrival on the 2025 Grammys red carpet
It's music's night of nights!
The Grammy Awards are back for another year of spectacular red carpet fashion.
It's set to be a star-studded night with performances from pop star Sabrina Carpenter, Billie Eilish, Chappell Roan and more all lined up.
Read on to see all the stunning looks spotted on the Grammys 2025 red carpet.
The 67th Grammy Awards will broadcast live and on demand from Los Angeles on February 3, only on Stan.
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Cardi B
Rapper Cardi B has brought the drama this year wearing Roberto Cavalli SS25.
Cardi B
The star arrived in a swarm of feathers trailing up her dress skirt.
Cardi B
Take a closer look at her nails. Wow!
Cardi B
As she walked, the rapper's dress shimmied and showed off the many feathers.
Jennifer Lopez
It's the outfit we didn't get to see on the red carpet.
Jennifer Lopez was at the Grammys, but she didn't walk the ruby rug, only emerging once the ceremony was underway indoors.
The singer and actress teamed a black, gloved turtleneck top with a sparkling sheer skirt.
Jennifer Lopez
Here's a better look at Lopez's skirt, which billowed around her waist before falling to the floor.
She's one of the biggest names in music right now, and she's performing at this year's Grammys!
Any guesses who the star is?
Charli XCX
It's Charli XCX!
The star is serving elevated 'brat' in Jean Paul Gaultier corsetry.
Charli XCX
The skirt flowed out behind her on the red carpet.
Charli XCX was one of the biggest names of 2024 after her breakthrough album Brat took over the world.
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