Music’s Biggest Night

The Grammy Awards once again proved itself as music’s most glamorous night, showcasing not only exceptional talent but also unforgettable beauty moments. From romantic soft glam to bold avant-garde statements, this year’s red carpet delivered a stunning array of hairstyles and make-up looks that reflected each artist’s unique personality and style. Here’s a closer look at some of our favourites. 

A closer look at the beauty moments that shaped this year’s Grammys, from natural curls and fresh skin to bold liner and dramatic hair transformations.

Olivia Dean

There was a natural ease to Olivia Dean’s beauty look that felt very her. Her curls were left full and defined, framing the face without looking overstyled. Make-up remained soft but polished, with clean liner and glowing skin. 

Chappell Roan

Chappell Roan leaned fully into drama, delivering one of the most expressive beauty looks of the night. A pale, matt base set the stage for richly coloured eyes and lips, while her hair took on a life of its own. Layers of curls, braids and texture made the look feel bold and intentional.

Sabrina Carpenter

Sabrina Carpenter stayed true to her signature softness, but with a slightly pared-back approach. Rosy cheeks and lips gave her make-up a gentle warmth, while the eyes were kept simple and fresh. Her hair was worn in a loose, low updo with soft strands framing the face, keeping the overall look easy and romantic.

Zara Larsson

Zara Larsson kept her make-up fresh and minimal, focusing on glowing skin, subtle liner and glossy lips. Her hair did most of the talking, styled into long, sculpted waves that felt sleek and still fun. 

Billie Eilish

Sometimes one detail is all you need, and Billie Eilish proved exactly that. A sharp black wing framed her eyes, standing out against an otherwise bare eye look. With little mascara and no extra shadow, the liner became the focus, making the overall effect feel powerful and deliberate. 

Rosé

Rosé’s new haircut was the quiet headline of her look. Her freshly shortened bob was styled into soft curls that gave it a classic, slightly vintage feel. 

Tyla

Hair took centre stage for Tyla, styled into a high ponytail with plenty of volume and movement. Loose waves fell to one side, with a single braid adding a subtle point of interest. Her make-up stayed warm and balanced, with softly winged eyes and neutral lips that complemented the look effortlessly.

PinkPantheress

PinkPantheress nodded to nineties beauty with a piled-up updo that felt polished but not too done. Her caramel-toned hair was twisted up neatly, while a wispy fringe softened the shape. 

Doechii

Doechii’s look was full of energy, led by a high ponytail bursting with tight curls. Her make-up picked up on the warm tones of her outfit, blending bronzed shades with deeper plum accents.

Audrey Nuna

Once again, Audrey Nuna shines on the red carpet. Her look sat somewhere between nineties and experimental. Muted terracotta tones were used across the eyes and lips, paired with glossy, luminous skin, whilst her hair was styled into a detailed updo, wrapped and tied in many directions. 

Tate McRae

Tate McRae’s look felt like the kind of glam that works almost anywhere. Soft smoky eyes and clean liner added definition, while her lips were kept lightly glossy.