The 68th Grammy Awards promised big things; a competitive slate ofTop 40 music, for one, along with a crazy line-up of global icons, emerging pop stars and (checks notes) Turnstile to pack out Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena.
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This year’s festival was full of massive outerwear and even bigger ‘fitsFor the most part, the Grammys delivered. Comedian Trevor Noah nailed his final round of hosting duties while huge names across a multitude of genres, disciplines and labels (ranging from Justin Bieber to Addison Rae) delivered the blockbuster performances and stripped-back sessions we expect from music’s biggest night. Records were broken, secular worship’s biggest hit was butchered, Lauren Hill was there.
Equally important to the actual awards, was the red carpet, which was, predictably, absolutely stuffed with sartorial big steppers. Tyler the Creator, Clipse and the aforementioned Bieber and Bunny were standouts of the night, but there’s so much more music ‘fits to explore. We’ve tracked all the best menswear looks from the Grammys 2026 red carpet religiously — find the best below.
Bad Bunny in Custom Schiaparelli
Super Bowl halftime performer Bad Bunny is once again showing that he is head and shoulders above the rest of the competition with some huge-shouldered Schiaparelli. Come for the exaggerated shape, stay for the corset back stitching.
Benson Boone in Giorgio Armani
This velvety, sheer-shirted Giorgio Armani suit is the only formalwear soft enough to even think about backflipping in. Benson’s smarter than that, though.
Sombr in Custom Valentino
Impossibly slinky. Surprisingly tasteful. You have to wonder what it sounds like when he walks, though.
Clipse in Louis Vuitton
I can personally guarantee that Clipse’s coral-colored Louis Vuitton suits are softer than anything you have touched in your life. Bonus points for the single-breasted-double-breasted contrast between Malice and Pusha T.
Justin Bieber in Balenciaga
There are many things to like about Bieber’s massively oversized Balenciaga suit — the cool-as-you-like fit, the matchy-matchy status with Mrs. Bieber, the statement accessories.
Jelly Roll in Louis Vuitton
I will never get tired of seeing those face tats.
Feid
Is leather daddy cab driver a thing I missed?
Pharrell Williams and Angélique Kidjo in Louis Vuitton
Skateboard P, Angélique Kidjo and a whole lot of lapel.
Trevor Noah
Trevor Noah is a great host. The fit of this tuxedo is perfect. The print, however…
Jack Antonoff
If you can produce hits like Jack Antonoff can, do you even need to wear a tux? You really should, though.
Jon Batiste
Less is more, Jon.
Busta Rhymes
This is the most Busta Rhymes thing Busta Rhymes could wear. Don’t ask me why.
J Balvin
This is how you do a tux. No notes.
Ludwig Göransson
Not sure what to call this color — a dusty lilac, maybe? — but it photographs fantastically. Also, hair goals.
Jeff Goldblum
Jeff? What are you doing here?
Omah Lay
A bit too casual for the red carpet, IMHO.
Jamie Foxx
Alright, who told Jamie Foxx about the mountain hat?
Shaboozey in Ralph Lauren Purple Label
Kinda double RL, no? Oh, wait…it’s literally double RL (and Purple Label).
Justin Vernon in Bode
Clearly no one said not to Bon Iver as a kid. Stetson, Bode suit, labor org tote, bolo tie, ten-gallon hat.
Turnstile
The hottest polycule on the block just hit the red carpet.
YUNGBLUD in Custom Chrome Hearts
Leopard print proof that it always pays off to commit to the bit.
Leon Thomas
Short-sleeve leather? In this economy?
Dijon
Maybe the only headscarf we’ll see on the red carpet. An early contender for look of the night.
Khristopher Riddick-Tynes
Some very nice texture on songwriter Khristopher Riddick-Tynes’ Prada suit.
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