The Worst-Dressed Stars At The 2024 Grammys

Of all the award show red carpets that roll out every year, the Grammy Awards red carpet is one of the most fun. The Grammys honor the best in music, but the fashion is often just as much of a highlight as the honored songs. The Grammys always bring in some of the biggest stars of the moment, yet the fashion isn't as somber as what you see at the Academy Awards. The result is our favorite stars taking bold, playful fashion risks, and this year's 66th annual Grammy Awards were certainly no different.

Any event that encourages self-expression in how folks dress is music to our ears. On music's biggest night this year, plenty of celebs hit all the right notes with their ensembles. Others, on the other hand, had us covering our ears. There were wild rainbow looks, ill-fitting garments, and just downright bad styling. Some of our favorite stars had some of our least favorite looks this year. But there's one thing on which we can all agree: This year's Grammys' Worst Dressed List is jam-packed with truly memorable looks. 

It's difficult to look at Kelly Osbourne's Grammys look without thinking of a witch costume from Spirit Halloween. Christian Siriano's partially see-through, all-black gown was reminiscent of spiderwebs. Styled differently, though, this dress could have worked. It was the purple-dyed hair that put this look over the edge into witch costume territory. While the boombox-shaped handbag was certainly on-theme for this evening of music, it just didn't work with this super formal gown. Overall, all of these elements would have looked much better if styled differently.

If we could ask Lauren Daigle one question, it would be "Why?" The singer-songwriter may be known for colorful out-there looks, but this just isn't the right way to do it. This asymmetrical, colorful dress looked like a mess of fabric, and it was difficult to figure out where Daigle was underneath it. It would have been hard to pull off a dress as wild as this one, but slicked-back hair and minimal jewelry would've been key. Instead, a tan top hat and pigtail braids made for a bizarre look. 

Sheila E. also hopped on this year's colorful trend and ended up looking like a tub of rainbow sherbet. This suit's small print and mishmash of colors was overwhelming, and the oversized fit looked messy and reminiscent of pajamas. Pairing it with a slouchy, untucked shirt and flats only made this already loungewear-esque suit look more unkempt. Plus, wearing her hair down and adding big hoop earrings just added more eye-catching elements to an already overwhelming look. 

Brandi Carlile's voice is always A+, but the color palette of this Grammys ensemble earned her an F. Sure — most of us love pink lemonade when it's in a glass on a hot summer day, but not when it's inspiring a suit on the red carpet. Styling this bold yellow suit and pink silk shirt with a black shoe somehow made the color palette even worse. This yellow suit actually might have shined with a neutral or printed shirt underneath and a different pair of shoes. 

We all know that Miley Cyrus isn't afraid to bare it all. When done right, showing lots of skin can be a bold and interesting move on the red carpet. However, Miley Cyrus' Maison Margiela ensemble was more of a head-scratcher than a great fashion statement. The dress was basically gold netting over a pair of gold underwear and gold pasties. This choice in ensemble was confusing enough on its own, but the big, voluminous hair was an odd way of styling an already exceedingly odd look. 

If Jelly Roll is gracing a red carpet, he's almost surely going to be dressed in something like this. However, while consistency is key in many things, we wish Jelly Roll would embrace some change in his wardrobe. His jacket, T-shirt, and pants are all way too big and baggy. Even if these clothes actually fit him, this outfit would still be way too casual for an event like the Grammy Awards. Sure, more laidback fashion may fly at the Grammys than other award shows, but this is still too far.

Julie Andrews famously made clothes out of the drapes in "The Sound of Music." Clearly, Calvin Harris channeled this famous moment in musical history for the biggest event in music history. But, his version just didn't work. The print and color scheme of his suit were both so "blah," and pairing it with a perfectly matching shirt underneath just made this print overwhelming. Using one element of this suit with solid pieces would have worked much better.

Lenny Kravitz has always had a unique sense of style; sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't. This time, it definitely didn't. This Rick Owens ensemble was made of a tucked-in mesh shirt with leather sleeves, chunky layered necklaces, and leather pants. It made Kravitz like he belonged in a superhero movie fighting and losing against the main character. Plus, these sunglasses just made him look even more like a character and not a star in the real world.