Look Back at the Best GRAMMYs Gowns of All Time

To the 2023 GRAMMYs, Lizzo stood out in her elaborate Dolce & Gabbana orange getup.

The ponytailed pop princess ruled the red carpet in 2020 in an over-sized gray tulle ball gown by Giambattista Valli, which she completed with matching silk gloves. Her makeup was just as flawless with a perfect cat eye and nude lip. 

Okurrrrr, girl! The "Push" rapper went over the top in the best way possible in this Mugler Couture oyster dress at the 2019 GRAMMYs.

The GRAMMY nominee suited up in 2018 in a black Dolce&Gabbana tux adorned with floral embroidery.

Gorgeous in green, the GRAMMY winner turned heads in a glamorous custom-made Givenchy gown in 2017.

Another stunner at the 2017 GRAMMYS was the "My Heart Will Go On" singer, who rocked a vibrant green sequin Zuhair Murad creation that featured a plunging neckline, high slit and a bow in the center.

We couldn't get enough of the "Fetish" singer's dazzling midnight blue Calvin Klein Collection frock that showed off the perfect amount of skin in 2016.

Then pregnant with her and husband John Legend's first child, daughter Luna, Teigen wowed in a bejeweled white cape Yousef Aljasmi dress, which she paired with a matching clutch and diamond earrings, in 2016.

We didn't expect Swift to step out in a tiny red bandeau top and neon pink maxi skirt by Versace at the 2016 GRAMMYs, but we're pretty stunned with the results! 

Sparkles all around! For the 2015 ceremony, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star opted for a shimmering gold robe-like dress by Jean Paul Gaultier.

All grown up! The "Side to Side" songstress strut her stuff in a white with silver chain metal Versace gown in 2015.

Jaws dropped when Queen Bey stepped out in this curve-hugging, semi-sheer floral gown by Project Runway alum Michael Costello in 2014.

Jumping on the gilded train, a pregnant Ciara glowed in a long-sleeved, sequin-covered nude Emilio Pucci frock in 2014.

Nobody can do it quite like Rihanna! In 2013, the "Diamonds" singer was the ultimate lady in red in a gorgeous candy apple gown by Azzedine Alaia that featured a long sheer train and criss-cross neckline.

In 2013, the "I Kissed A Girl" singer showed off her best assets in a body-hugging, long-sleeve aqua Gucci gown that featured pearls and beaded embellishment on the collar and chest.

RiRi stunned in 2012 in this slinky Giorgio Armani dress that featured a plunging neckline and thigh-high slit.

The "Wolves" singer took home the gold in this metallic J. Mendel number in 2011.

Leave it to Mother Monster to turn the red carpet into an art show! Gaga stole the show in 2010 even before it started with this sculptural, far-out Giorgio Armani Prive dress and neon yellow wig.

The country singer's asymmetrical Valentino piece in 2008 was anything but your average LBD.

What's fergilicious? This gorgeous canary yellow strapless Calvin Klein dress the Black Eyed Peas singer wore in 2008.

The GRAMMY red carpet is the place to have some awards show fun, and that's just what Underwood did when she stepped out in this floral, cleavage-baring Zuhair Murad dress in 2008.

This girl was on fire in a daring Giorgio Armani Prive halter dress in 2006.

The No Doubt frontwoman covered her baby bump in a rock star creation from her L.A.M.B. line: a leopard print dress with an ombré green train in 2016.

We couldn't keep our eyes off the "Since U Been Gone" singer when she walked the carpet in 2006 in this strapless black Max Azria Atelier dress with a full ruffled skirt.

The skintight Garden of Eve-inspired dresses the trio slipped into for the 2001 show have become downright iconic. 

In 2000, J. Lo's rocked a jaw-dropping green Versace gown that may be the most famous GRAMMYs dress of all time!

The pop princess was a white-hot wonder in an old Hollywood-inspired Randolph Duke dress and matching fur stole in 2000.

In 1998, the then-pregnant actress goofed around while showing off both her baby bump and her sparkly, nearly-nude dress.

The late Latina icon stunned in a white sequined halter gown and bold red lip in 1994. That year, she won her first GRAMMY for Best Mexican-American Album for Live, the first time a female Tejano artist nabbed the award.

Leave it to the supermodel to make a deck of cards-inspired bubble-skirt mini and red boa look oh-so-chic. Campbell wore this look to the 33rd Annual GRAMMY Awards in 1991.

Back in 1974, the pop icon was the embodiment of a butterfly dream.