Every Gobsmackingly Good Celeb Red Carpet Look From The Grammys

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February 11, 2019

What better way to kickstart your week than with a ridiculously lit, celebrity-packed red carpet? Answer: none.

Well that’s handy because right now your absolute favourite A-listers are donning their glitteriest dressers and snazziest suits for the 61st Annual Grammy Awards and, as you might’ve guessed, we are EXCITED.

Today marks a significant event in 2019 red carpet calendar, but unlike a slew of others awards ceremonies, the Grammys are dedicated to celebrating the very best folks in the music industry.

Nominations for the most coveted titles, like Album of the Year and Best New Artist, include the likes of Ariana Grande, Post Malone, Cardi B, Drake and, of course, Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper, but who will take home the trophies?

But we’re getting ahead of ourselves here, before we get to the actual ‘Awards’ part, we wanna check out the most batshit crazy outfits the stars rocked up in. Scroll down to see the best and worst dressed celebs, straight from the red carpet.

Anna Kendrick looks like an actual Furby and I don’t hate it:

Meanwhile, Lady Gaga‘s looked as enthusiastic about her dress as we are….

Katy Perry is taking style cues from the Barbie doll you had affixed to the top of your eight birthday cake:

I love everything about Dua Lipa‘s fitted glitter gown, everything except that poorly laid out train:

Christ alive, cop a look at Cardi B, whose dress looks like a discontinued perfume bottle:

Ashlee Simpson! How’ve you been, doll? Long time no see!

Bebe Rexha decided to take the red emoji to a whole other level with this very understated ballgown:

And, like that, suddenly we’re in the Wild West:

Struth love, whaddaya call this?

There’s only one way to say it: this chrome Statue of Liberty-inspired is all kinds of shite. Don’t even get me started on that MAGA bag.

Made in Craft Class:

You know that scene in Mean Girls when Cady rocks up to the Halloween party dressed as the corpse bride, only, nobody else is dressed up as freaky? Well, this is like the Grammy’s equivalent of missing the dress code memo. It’s not fancy dress, it’s dress fancy: