The Grammys may have wrapped, but the style didn’t stop at the red carpet. The after-parties offered a chance for stars to show a different late-night look, trading formal gowns for daring silhouettes and statement pieces that suited the informal after-party setting.

Hailey Bieber made a clean transition into a backless white halter minidress, while Tate McRae wore a black latex midi bustier dress. Olivia Rodrigo opted for a nude lace mini. Rosé
wore a glittering strapless gown, and Charli XCX was in a little black lace dress. Billie Eilish also made an impression with a bold ensemble that kept the night’s energy high.

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Across the various venues, from intimate private parties to larger celebrations, stars experimented with texture, cut, and color.
Accessories were precise rather than overwhelming, while hair and makeup varied from neat and styled to relaxed and casual.

The after-party circuit continued the night’s fashion, featuring bold, evening-appropriate looks that extended the Grammys’ style focus beyond the main event.

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Margot Robbie has a commanding red carpet presence. Her red carpet looks are carefully considered. For the Paris premiere of Wuthering Heights, the actor leaned fully into the film’s emotional gravity, stepping out in custom Chanel couture that showed the gothic tone of the film.

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Arriving at Le Grand Rex on February 2, 2026, Robbie wore a gown designed by Matthieu Blazy combining gothic inspiration with modern tailoring. The deep burgundy velvet bodice featured a sculpted corset, flowing into a layered floor-length skirt of ivory silk faille beneath the velvet. Feather and silk petal embellishments traced the train, adding subtle texture while keeping a period-inspired style.

Stylist Andrew Mukamal completed the look with over 100 carats of Lorraine Schwartz “nude” diamonds, including a velvet-band choker centered with an old-cut oval stone and a coordinating ring. The jewelry added luminosity without distracting from the gown’s dramatic silhouette, highlighting the gown’s narrative style.

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Robbie’s beauty choices complemented the gown. Blonde locks fell naturally in a centre part, framing a complexion with a soft, rosy glow. A deep red lip showed the gown’s hue, completed a look consistent with the film’s gothic tone.

The Paris gown continued a press tour trend of couture looks that drew from the film’s gothic inspiration while remaining modern.

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Robbie’s Paris premiere look highlighted Chanel’s craftsmanship and complemented the gothic tone of Wuthering Heights.

The Grammys are one of the major events in the entertainment industry. Musicians and stars from across the industry arrived to celebrate the artistry behind the year’s best albums and songs, and this year’s red carpet displayed a range of styles. While Kendrick Lamar led the night with the most awards and notable moments included Bad Bunny’s album becoming the first Spanish-language LP to win Album of the Year. From shimmering sequins and voluminous gowns to feathered accents and structured pieces, celebrities wore a variety of styles.

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Lady Gaga’s outfit included a black feathered gown designed by Hannah Rose Dalton and Steven Raj Bhaskaran of Matières Fécales. The mermaid-style dress trailed behind her in a sheer, netted fabric, while her bleached eyebrows matched her blonde hair.

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Bad Bunny appeared in a black velvet tuxedo by Schiaparelli. Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey arrived at the red carpet together. He wore an oversized Balenciaga suit, while his wife chose a sleeveless gown from Alaia, both accessorized with ice-out pins.

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Some celebrities chose bold, structured looks. Audrey Nuna arrived in a Thom Browne piece with a combination of structured fabrics on the upper half and a layered, tiered skirt. Billie Eilish wore a black-and-white custom Hodakova look, featuring a jacket, navy wool trousers, and a white shirt. Miley Cyrus wore Celine outfit consisting of a white inner long-sleeved shirt beneath a gold-accented leather jacket, paired with black trousers, black gloves, and matching shoes.

Other stars leaned into shimmer. Olivia Dean chose a black-and-white Chanel gown with intricate beading on the upper half and feathered details leading into a voluminous skirt. Teyana Taylor wore a Tom Ford gown. Men also wore shimmer. Sombr appeared in a Valentino suit covered in purple and silver sequins, paired with a thin lace shirt and pointed shoes.

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