Hottest GRAMMY Looks of All Time

The "Truth Hurts" singer wowed in her white Atelier Versace gown, matching fur stole and diamond jewelry on the 2020 GRAMMYS red carpet.

The Sky Is Pink actress wore a plunging, vintage Ralph & Russo gown with lots of fringe as she strutted down the red carpet with her husband, Nick Jonas. 

The cookbook author went for a bold neon hue on the 2020 GRAMMYs red carpet in her orange Yanina Couture gown.

The "Last Hurrah" singer showed some skin in a suit by Christian Cowan in 2020.

The "Don't Start Now" singer's two-piece Vivienne Westwood number clung to her curves as she struck a pose in 2020.

The brunette beauty paused to take a pic in the sunshiney yellow gown she wore to open the epic rendition of "I Sing the Body Electric" from the hit 1980 movie musical, Fame, during the 2020 GRAMMY ceremony.

2000 was the year the sexy star took plunging necklines to the next level in this Versace instant classic.

Golden girl! She may have been at the 2015 GRAMMYs to support her man, Kanye West, but all eyes were on this cleavage-baring, glistening Jean Paul Gautier gown. 

The iconic singer resembled a beautiful butterfly in her monarch-themed bikini ensemble in 1974.

We found love in this stunning black dress RiRi smoldered in at the 2012 GRAMMYs.

The "Drunk In Love" crooner wowed in a white lace Michael Costello number at the 2014 GRAMMYs.

The "Toxic" singer went classic Hollywood glam for the 2000 GRAMMYs.

The "Havana" songstress sparkled in a pink dress, with an open back at the 2019 GRAMMYs.

The beautiful besties brought their favorite accessory to the 2016 Grammys: each other.

In 2015, the "Roar" singer shined like a true star in her sparkly Zuhair Murad dress.

The German model was outfitted in barely-there black lace in 2018. She paired the sheer Ashi Studio dress with Lorraine Schwartz jewels, ensuring all eyes on her!

In 2015, the rapper showed off her best assets in this curve-hugging Tom Ford gown.

The "Skyscraper" singer made a major statement in 2017 in this beige, open-knit Julien Macdonald dress.

The model took the plunge in this subtly shimmery Alexandre Vauthier Haute Couture dress, which back in 2016 had been one of her sultriest looks at the time.

Matching outfits were a Destiny's Child red carpet staple in 2001.

Wearing a Ralph & Russo Couture dress, the sexy star showed off a whole lot of leg at the 2018 GRAMMY Awards.

Mother Monster shined brighter than a disco ball in 2015 in this plunging, silver tiered dress complete with a thigh-high slit.  She paired the look with an emerald necklace, metallic heels and a bouncy blowout.

The R&B singer's black halter dress in 2017 basically brought the beach to the red carpet!

Man, the country star looked like a stunning woman in this fitted white gown at the 1999 GRAMMYs.

The "Make Me Feel" singer made the red carpet sizzle when she strolled into the 2019 GRAMMYs in this textured Jean-Pual Gaultier dress that gave off major '80s vibes.

The country darling made a red hot statement in 2014.

The "Dirrrty" belter rocked this revealing lace gown in 2001.

The country crooner was pure perfection in this purple lace Michael Costello dress and white strappy sandals at the 2017 GRAMMYs. 

The "Another Sad Love Song" singer broke a lot of hearts with her revealing cut out dress at the 2001 GRAMMYs.

The Sports Illustrated model was a sequined stunner in an eye-catching Johanna Johnson dress in 2014.

The Into the Woods actress wowed in this unexpected pale gray hue in 2014.

The singer showed off her goodies in 2016 thanks to the sky-high slit on this black-and-silver Alexandre Vauthier Haute Couture dress.

The music icon was a vision in red on the 1993 GRAMMY carpet.

The Orange Is the New Black actress' leather dress in 2017 was off the chains.

Strategic cut-outs amped up the siren factor of the singer's black halter gown in 2013.

Who knew a black suit could look so good? The singer's Mugler tux deservedly got a lot of attention in 2019.

The Scorpion star wowed in this backless salmon-hued gown from Emilio Pucci in 2015.