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Sunday, 4 February 2018

The 60th Annual Grammy Awards & Fashion


The 60th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony was held on January 28, 2018 broadcast live on The CBS network from Madison Square Garden in New York City.
It marked the first time since 2003 that the ceremony was held outside Los Angeles (where the Staples Center had been the home of the Grammys since 2004). James Corden returned as host.

The Grammys ceremony recognizes the best recordings, compositions and artists of the eligibility year, which ran from October 1, 2016 to September 30, 2017.



SUNDAY night's (Jan 28) GRAMMY telecast on CBS-TV dominated the evening's TV ratings battle, but still lost viewers on a year-to-year basis. 
Among adults in the key, 18-49 demo, the multi-genre music awards show delivered 19.8 million viewers and a 5.9 rating, marking a 24% decrease from the 2017 GRAMMYS, which made Sunday's show the least-watched GRAMMY telecast since 2009, according to ZAP2IT.

In Brief: (Country Interest)
Country Solo Performance: "Either Way" -- Chris Stapleton
Country Duo/Group Performance: "Better Man" -- Little Big Town
Country Song: "Broken Halos" -- Mike Henderson & Chris Stapleton, songwriters (Chris Stapleton)
Country Album: "From A Room: Volume 1" -- Chris Stapleton
Best Roots Gospel Album: "Sing It Now: Songs Of Faith & Hope" Reba McEntire
Best AMERICAN Roots Song: "If We Were Vampires" Jason Isbell
Best Americana Album: "The NASHVILLE Sound" Jason Isbell
Bruno Mars, Chris Stapleton, Kendrick Lamar: 14 Milestones At The 60th GRAMMYs

PERFORMERS
Chris Stapleton and Emmylou Harris were among the performers at the 60th Grammy Awards, which aired live from NYC Sunday (Jan 28) on CBS. Others on the show included Brothers Osborne, Eric Church, Little Big Town and Maren Morris 

The 60th GRAMMY Awards were a huge night for both the winners and nominees attending the ceremony.
One of the night’s top country winners was Chris Stapleton, who took home all three of the awards he was nominated for.
Stapleton graciously accepted the award for Best Country Album during the show’s live telecast, thanking his tirelessly hard-working band and crew for their help along the way. “It’s a real joy to make music,” he concluded.
He beat out other nominees: Kenny Chesney's Cosmic Hallelujah, Lady Antebellum's Heartbreak, Little Big Town's The Breaker, and Thomas Rhett's Life Changes.
He picked up the trophy for Best Country Song for his current single, “Broken Halos,” which he co-wrote with Mike Henderson. “To win this with him means so, so much to me,” says Chris
Additionally Stapleton won Best Country Solo Performance ( see >> acceptance speech) for "Either Way" besting Sam Hunt's "Body Like A Backroad," Alison Krauss's "Losing You," Miranda Lambert's "Tin Man," and Maren Morris's "I Could Use A Love Song."
Chris Stapleton with Chair of the Board for The Recording Academy John Poppo pose backstage 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards at Madison Square Garden on Jan 28, 2018 in New York City.
Source: Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images North America)

After winning three awards at this year's Grammys, Chris Stapleton revealed he felt very emotional before taking to the stage for his Tom Petty tribute. (Jan. 29) >> YouTube
Stapleton now has 5 Grammys having previously won Best Country Album for TRAVELLER and Best Country Solo Performance for Traveller in 2016.

Little Big Town won a Grammy for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for “Better Man,”
They have been nominated 11 times and won three. They previously scooped Best Country Duo/Group Performance for Girl Crush at the 58th Annual Grammy Awards (2015) and Best Country Duo/Group Performance for Pontoon at the 55th Annual Grammy Awards (2012)
SEE
Little Big Town performed their single "Better Man" live at the 2018 Grammy Awards, watch it at cowgirlmagazine.com



During the pre-telecast event, Reba McEntire was awarded Best Roots Gospel Album for her project SING IT NOW: SONGS OF FAITH & HOPE. Sharing that she planned to “give it back to God,” the country icon was eternally grateful for the reception her album received. “Our job in the entertainment business is to heal hearts. That’s what God put me on this earth for, I know it is, with the music, and to help other people. Music is so healing,” she said. Also the “Sing It Now” singer gave mention to the recent loss of Bill Hearn, who was the head of the Capitol Christian Music Group record label that signed on to release Reba’s spiritual album. He passed away in December following a battle with cancer.



Reba has been nominated 15 times for a Grammy and won three. Her other wins were for Best Country Vocal Performance, Female for Whoever's In New England at the 29th Annual GRAMMY Awards (1986) and Best Country Vocal Collaboration for Does He Love You (Reba McEntire & Linda Davis) at the 36th Annual GRAMMY Awards (1993)


Jason Isbell took home two awards, including a win for Best Americana Album. Acceptance speech >> YouTube
He has been nominated 4 times and won the lot! At the 58th Annual Grammy Awards (2015) he bagged Best American Roots Song for "24 Frames" and Best Americana Album for SOMETHING MORE THAN FREE.
Jason Isbell with wife Amanda Shires
















The Americana Music Association℠ wished to congratulate Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit on their big GRAMMY® win in the Best Americana Album category for The Nashville Sound. Isbell himself won for Best American Roots Song with the group's LP highlight, "If We Were Vampires". 

They also wished to congratulate Emmylou Harris who will be honored with a Special Merit Lifetime Achievement Award by The Recording Academy later this summer following a touching tribute to the late Tom Petty during last night's ceremony with multi-GRAMMY® winner Chris Stapleton,  which you can view >> here. 

Additional winners in the American Roots field include Alabama Shakes ("Killer Diller Blues") for Best American Roots Performance;  Taj Mahal and Keb' Mo' ( TajMo) for Best Contemporary Blues Album;  The Infamous Stringdusters ( Laws of Gravity) for Best Bluegrass Album;  Aimee Man ( Mental Illness) for Best Folk Album;  The Rolling Stones ( Blue & Lonesome) for Best Traditional Blues Album; and the Lost Bayou Ramblers, who took home the GRAMMY® for Best Regional Roots Music Album with Kalenda. 

Bruno Mars and Kendrick Lamar stole the show, and most of the awards, at the 2018 Grammys. He won 6 trophies including 24k Magic which won Album of the Year and Record Of The Year with "That's What I Like" snagging Song Of The Year.
Mars provided the night's big upset, taking the album of the year trophy that most critics assumed would go to Lamar's rap tour de force, Damn.
Bruno Mars grabs (nearly) all the Grammys - but where were the women? BBC News

The night's other pivotal moment was a tribute to the music-loving victims of the tragedies in Manchester and Las Vegas.
Handwritten notes bearing the names of the dead were projected on the stage as country music stars Maren Morris, Eric Church and Brothers Osborne performed Eric Clapton's Tears In Heaven, lined up on stools for a very simple, stark and powerful rendition of the song.
All three acts played at the Route 91 festival last October before a gunman opened fire on the audience, killing 58.
"All of country music was reminded in the most tragic way the connection we share with fans and the loving power that music will always provide," said Eric Church, choking back tears.
"We wanted to come together and honour the memory of the beautiful, music-loving souls so cruelly taken from us," added Morris.

SALES SPIKES
NIELSEN MUSIC is reporting that The 2018 GRAMMY AWARDS, the most watched program since last year’s OSCARS, spurred immediate sales gains for the songs performed on CBS-TV’s SUNDAY, January 28th broadcast. The songs performed on the awards show earned a collective 328% gain in download sales in the U.S. on the day of the show, according to initial sales reports. All together, the songs performed (and original versions of songs covered) sold 74,000 downloads on Sunday, Jan 28th, increasing from just 17,000 on the previous day.
Winning six GRAMMYS (out of six nominations), including Record Of The Year, Song Of The Year, and Album Of The Year, BRUNO MARS was the big winner of the night among voters. His success translated through to fans as sales of his songs and albums surged. The Album Of The Year, "24K Magic," rose 157% (over 2100 units) versus the prior day, while the title song -- winner of Record Of The Year -- lifted by 176% (nearly 2300 units). His song "That's What I Like,” winner of Song Of The Year, jumped by 186% (nearly 2000 units).

CAPITOL NASHVILLE's Little Big Town performed their winning song, "Better Man" with sales of the song increased by nearly 7,000 units over the prior day, a gain of over 2100%, while Mercury Nashville's Chris Stapleton saw his album, "From A Room: Vol. 1" increased by 132% (over 1,000 units), while his nominated songs "Either Way" (+132%/+200 units) and "Broken Halos" (+36%/+1000 units) also experienced gains. After the touching performance of Eric Clapton's "Tears in Heaven" sales of CLAPTON's original version increased by 1178% (1,200 units).

The 60th Annual Grammy Awards Winners and Nominees (Country/Americana/Bluegrass/Folk)

26. Best Country Solo Performance:
Body Like A Back Road – Sam Hunt
Losing You – Alison Krauss
Tin Man – Miranda Lambert
I Could Use A Love Song – Maren Morris
Either Way - Chris Stapleton ** WINNER **

27. Best Country Duo/Group Performance:
“It Ain’t My Fault” – Brothers Osborne
“My Old Man” – Zac Brown Band
“You Look Good” – Lady Antebellum
“Better Man” – Little Big Town ** WINNER **
“Drinkin’ Problem” – Midland

28. Best Country Song:
“Better Man” – Taylor Swift, songwriter (Little Big Town)
“Body Like A Back Road” – Zach Crowell, Sam Hunt, Shane McAnally & Josh Osborne, songwriters (Sam Hunt)
“Broken Halos” – Mike Henderson & Chris Stapleton, songwriters (Chris Stapleton) ** WINNER **
“Drinkin’ Problem” – Jess Carson, Cameron Duddy, Shane McAnally, Josh Osborne & Mark Wystrach, songwriters (Midland)
“Tin Man” – Jack Ingram, Miranda Lambert & Jon Randall, songwriters (Miranda Lambert)

29. Best Country Album:
Cosmic Hallelujah – Kenny Chesney
Heart Break – Lady Antebellum
The Breaker – Little Big Town
Life Changes – Thomas Rhett
From A Room: Volume 1 – Chris Stapleton ** WINNER **

40. Best Roots Gospel Album:
The Best Of The Collingsworth Family – Volume 1 – The Collingsworth Family
Give Me Jesus - Larry Cordle
Resurrection – Joseph Habedank
Sing It Now: Songs Of Faith & Hope – Reba McEntire ** WINNER **
Hope For All Nations – Karen Peck & New River

45. Best American Roots Performance:
“Killer Diller Blues” – Alabama Shakes ** WINNER **
“Let My Mother Live” – Blind Boys Of Alabama
“Arkansas Farmboy” – Glen Campbell
“Steer Your Way” – Leonard Cohen
“I Never Cared For You” – Alison Krauss

46. Best American Roots Song:
“Cumberland Gap” – David Rawlings & Gillian Welch, songwriters (David Rawlings)
“I Wish You Well” – Raul Malo & Alan Miller, songwriters (The Mavericks)
“If We Were Vampires” – Jason Isbell, songwriter (Jason Isbell And The 400 Unit) ** WINNER **
“It Ain’t Over Yet” – Rodney Crowell, songwriter (Rodney Crowell Featuring Rosanne Cash & John Paul White)
“My Only True Friend” – Gregg Allman & Scott Sharrard, songwriters (Gregg Allman)

47. Best Americana Album
Southern Blood – Gregg Allman
Shine on Rainy Day – Brent Cobb
Beast Epic – Iron & Wine
The Nashville Sound - Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit ** WINNER **
Brand New Day – The Mavericks

48. Best Bluegrass Album
(For albums containing at least 51% playing time of new vocal or instrumental bluegrass recordings.)
Fiddler's Dream - Michael Cleveland
Laws Of Gravity - The Infamous Stringdusters ** WINNER ** (TIE)
Original - Bobby Osborne
Universal Favorite - Noam Pikelny
All The Rage - In Concert Volume One [Live] - Rhonda Vincent And The Rage ** WINNER ** (TIE)

51. Best Folk Album
(For albums containing at least 51% playing time of new vocal or instrumental folk recordings.)
Mental Illness - Aimee Mann ** WINNER **
Semper Femina - Laura Marling
The Queen Of Hearts - Offa Rex
You Don't Own Me Anymore - The Secret Sisters
The Laughing Apple - Yusuf / Cat Stevens
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60th Grammy Awards Fashion

Alison Krauss – She was pictured with crossover vocal coach Ron Browning. She looked stunning as she walked the red carpet. Krauss is the most awarded singer, the most awarded female artist, and is tied for the second most awarded artist overall in Grammy history with 27 wins. She wore a red chiffon Sachin & Babi gown with flower embroidery and carried a red purse and a Time’s Up rose. (Image – US Magazine feature)

Emmylou Harris – She walked the red carpet at the 2018 Grammy Awards having already won a whopping total of 14 Grammy Awards. Her earliest nomination was way back in 1976, and since then, she’s received 48 nominations during her illustrious career with her most recent nominations in 2016. Staying true to her country roots she wore a black dress with gold embroidery (and coordinating jacket).
She was also honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award. - Image
The Country/ Queen of Americana legend was on hand to perform alongside Chris Stapleton during the awards show broadcast.
Emmylou Harris & Chris Stapleton perform "Wildflowers".
Little Big Town - Karen Fairchild and Kimberly Schlapman of LBT were also in attendance at the 2018 Grammy Awards on Sunday (January 28) in New York City, alongside their male counterparts in the group Jimi Westbrook and Phillip Sweet.
Karen Fairchild donned a Monique Lhullier dress from the Spring 2018 collection took a lighter approach to the designer’s signature hyper-feminine aesthetic. That sensibility was witnessed in the feathered, floaty enchantment of Karen’s gown, rendered in pastel tones with delicate embellishment throughout.
She added Rebecca Designs one-of-a-kind earrings and carried a Judith Leiber Couture clutch
Kimberly Schlapman opted for a pretty-in-pink Raisa & Vanessa Spring 2018 corset dress, decorated with embellishment and ruffles for a romantic effect. She sported bouncy, beautiful blonde curls and added Jamie Wolf Pink Sapphire mosaic oval + hexagon earrings slice earrings and was styled by Karla Welch (Website) – Fashion Image - Image
Too much: Unfortunately the LBT bandmates both landed on the worst dressed list “thanks to their unflattering frocks,” with Karen's feather-covered number totally drowning her frame Read more: Daily Mail
Jimmy Westbrook - Brioni Tailoring
Phillip Sweet -  Wore John Varvatos | Chloe Hartstein Stylist, Grace Wrightsell Stylist

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Maren Morris -  The “My Church” country singer stunned in her netted silver gown, which featured cut outs as well. She wore a Julien Macdonald frock + embroidered Julien Macdonald Fall 2017 cutout dress to the 2018 Grammy Awards. She accessorized with CASADEI heels and Lorraine Schwartz jewels. Fashion Cam >> YouTube >> YouTube
Red Carpet interview >> YouTube

Top: Alison Krauss (Sachin & Babi), Emmylou Harris, Karen Fairchild (Monique Lhullier), Kimberly Schlapman (Raisa & Vanessa)
Bottom Row: Maren Morris (Julien Macdonald), Kimberly Woolen and Ashley Campbell (Zhivago), Reba McEntire (JOVANI), Thomas Rhett    










































​For her Grammy performance she wore a custom Cavanagh Baker architectural style asymmetrical gown with an ivory silk charmeuse skirt and silver metal draped around the waist.​ - Image

Maren later donned a Julien Macdonald Spring 2018 grey mini dress to the 2018 Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Gala. Also adding Giuseppe Zanotti heels & Eva Fehren jewels. - Instagram

Chris and Morgane Stapleton - Chris Stapleton looked sharp an all black shiny look; he posed alongside his wife Morgane, who is pregnant with twins; they have two kids as well - Image

Midland: Going Retro: The Big Machine country band struck a pose in their unique suits and added cowboy hats.
Lead singer Wystrach’s suit particularly featured parrot-inspired embroidery applied overtop a dark navy blazer, a motif he carried onto his cowboy hat, which had feathers appliquéd onto the front. Their coordinated was on-point country wise - Yee-haw!
Mark Wystrach, Jess Carson and Cameron Duddy received noms this year for their song "Drinkin' Problem" in the Best Country Song and Best Country Duo/Group Performance categories. (Photo credit: Lester Cohen / Contributor / Getty Images) – Image -  Image Read more: Daily Mail

The Secret Sisters - Best Folk Album Grammy nominees for You Don't Own Me Anymore walked the red carpet at the 2018 Grammy Awards. They went big with white roses, noting it's time for the music industry to step up. Laura Rogers and Lydia Rogers wore a black lace dress with see thru panel and black button-down outfit with a light brown suede coat and carried black purses. - Instagram

Kimberly Woolen and Ashley Campbell - Glen Campbell’s widow Kimberly Woolen looked elegant in a sleeveless  dark number with plunging neckline. Her singer-songwriter daughter Ashley Campbell wore a calf length stretch velvet Zhivago dress with plunge front and straight shoulders and features a wrap style skirt with front split (Product). She added open strappy heels by Jimmy Choo and fine jewelry by Janet Heller. 

Lady Antebellum –Dave Haywood and Charles Kelly of Lady A walked the red carpet without their bandmate Hillary Scott who was cheering them on from home as she awaited the birth of her twins. Lady A were nominated for two awards during Sunday's Grammys. Dave wore a dark suit with crisp white and dickie bow whilst Charles wore a Dolce & Gabbana jacket and open polka dot shirt.  - Image
Dave’s wife Kelli Cashhay wore a dark blue/black floor length sleeveless dress and Charles’ wife Cassie Kelley donned a tiered and frilled sleeveless Marchesa dress adding open Giuseppe heels | Hair: Dry House Nashville; Makeup: Erin Griffin  



Reba McEntire - The latest pitch person as Col. Sanders for KFC, walked the red carpet with her new boyfriend Skeeter Lassuzzo. She stunned in JOVANI black jersey fitted halter gown with silver liquid beading. Styling courtesy of Brett Freedman.com - Instagram - Instagram
Watch the backstage photoshoot >> YouTube

#GRAMMYs here we come! #SingItNow



#GRAMMYs here we come! #SingItNow
Posted by Reba McEntire on Sunday, 28 January 2018

Thomas Rhett – The "Unforgettable" singer got Tangled up with wife Lauren Akins giving her a red carpet kiss. The country star decided to go with slip-on Gucci shoes whilst Laura wore a Sherri Hill frock - Image

Stars, including Lady Gaga and Kelly Clarkson, turned out on the Grammys red carpet Sunday displaying white roses in solidarity with the Time’s Up and #MeToo movements against sexual misconduct on music’s biggest night for what is usually the wildest display of fashion during awards season.

Andra Day – The Pop, Soul and R&B singer-songwriter brought her vivacious retro flair to the Grammy Awards carpet in New York City where she joined Heidi Klum and Lorde.
She was a ray of bold colour in her custom Victoria Hayes look.
The cotton candy pink and red combination of her tuxedo gown with a high-slit had a romantic sentiment but combined with the gravity-defying beehive it resembled Patsy Stone from ‘Absolutely Fabulous.’ She added Jennifer Fisher jewels and ankle-strap velvet crimson platforms by Christian Louboutin.

Ashanti – The American singer, songwriter, record producer, dancer and actress gave Grammy onlookers a twirl embracingd the drama with a full-skirted Yas Couture by Elie Madi beaded dress. The fabric was see-through and not lined. She complemented her dress with a pair of strappy Giuseppe Zanotti gold heels.

Ava Max - The "Clap Your Hands" recording artist wore a bold floral trouser suit and appeared topless thanks to the nude bodysuit she wore underneath. The singer wore a painted version of a rose on her heart and a floral brocade suit. >> YouTube
- Mirror - Worst Dressed

​​​Beyoncé – She wore a custom Nicolas Jebran ​Fall 2018 ​Couture black velvet​ structured halter​ gown and hat and accessorized with Lorraine Schwartz jewelry, a custom Judith Leiber clutch & Jimmy Choo ​"Max" platform ​heels – Instagram - Image


Top: Andra Day (Victoria Hayes), Ashanti (Yas Couture by Elie Madi), Ava Max
Bottom Row: Bebe Rexha (La Perla), Cardi B (Ashi Studio), Cyndi Lauper (Moschino), Kali Uchis









































Bebe Rexha – The R&B/ dance-pop “In The Name Of Love” singer songwriter and multiple week Hot Country songs #1 “Meant To Be” chart topper looked gorgeous in her curve hugging silver and blush sequined gown by La Perla from their Spring 2018 collection.
'Nothing fits my a**! Bebe Rexha revealed why she 'stole' Sofia Vergara's dress to wear on Grammys red carpet.
The 28-year-old stunner flashed a brand new hair do with long blonde tresses now chopped into a shorter bob and offered a generous display of cleavage in the low cut, figure-hugging dress which had nude tulle on the cups.
Lorraine Schwartz jewels complimented the pattern on the dress and she matched with a pearlescent Edie Parker clutch and subtle white rose, in support of the #metoo movement.
In a dress made by a company which specialises in lingerie, there’s no way Bebe was ever going to look anything other than beyond sexy! - Image Fashion Cam >> YouTube
For her Grammy performance Bebe wore a Lavish Alice Spring 2018 tailored waistcoat jumpsuit with Kesha. - Instagram

Cardi B - Angelic In Mood: Recording artist ‘Bodak Yellow’ rapper and nominee wore a Ashi Studio Fall 2017 Couture confection. This sculptural fashion was a delicate purity of lacy white undulations.
She accessorised with white lace Christian Louboutin heels along with wing-shaped ear cuff and accompanying Messika diamond jewels - Image

Cyndi Lauper: Classical Painting: The 64-year old Detour singer wore a Moschino jacket and printed pants combo Daily Mail - Worst Dressed

Coco Austin: The TV personality and Ice-T's wifey put it out there wearing a curve-hugging very over-the-top one shoulder black dress with side cutouts that put a lot of flesh on show and also saw her walk the red carpet deprived of underwear! – Image - Daily Mail - Worst Dressed

Erika Ender - The 43-year old Latin pop/ pop rock recording artist wore a black long sleeve gown with bead detailing - Image

Hailee Steinfeld: Pop of color: The Actress and singer paired her strapless white gown by Alexandre Vauthier rocking minimalistic ethos with a sexy front slit, adding bold purple thigh-high boots
Bold, complementary teal eye shadow alongside a selection of MARLI, Mattia Cielo, Hearts On Fire, and Djula jewels completed the look. Fashion Cam >> YouTube

Heidi Klum - The supermodel wore a Ashi Studio Fall 2017 ornate black gown adding Lorraine Schwartz jewels..
Rocking her sexy wheelhouse with the lace-paneled corset marrying with Swiss dot tulle and lace banding evoked a distinct lingerie feel. She opted for simple Giuseppe Zanotti shoes and soft makeup. - Image  

Iskra Lawrence - Bling bling: Adding some sparkle she paraded her sensational curves attending Sony's Grammys afterparty in New York City. She went for serious Studio 54 vibes in an all over silver sequin embellished jumpsuit, which featured strategically placed cut outs on the sides, some plunging neckline and flared trousers. She paired the minimal style with nude stilettos, while a Gucci handbag injected some extra opulence. - Image

Jenny McCarthy - Unfortunate statement: She made a rather bold choice with her bright hair color (Coast Hair Salon Located in the heart of Geneva, IL) and her sunglasses felt out of place at the evening ceremony
The actress went for a PVC look with a sheer-panel black sequin Tom Ford gown in contrast to her dramatic dyed ice blue hair. Her dress featured a sheer panel neckline and matching sheer gloves. The star also packed on the PDA as she planted a kiss on husband Donnie Wahlberg's lips (Image). – Image - Image

Julia Michaels - Chic: the 24-year old Pop dance EDM Singer and songwriter chose a sparkling striped Paolo Sebastian gown with a plunging neckline. - Image

Kali Uchis: Recording artist stood out for all the wrong reasons in her dazzling pink-and-gold jumpsuit, which was not only far too shimmery, but also did little to flatter her frame - Image - Daily Mail - Worst Dressed

Kelly Clarkson - Regal Air: There on presenter duties with Nick Jonas. Kelly and her hubby Brandon Blackstock put on a matching display. The Best Pop Solo Performance nominee was outfitted in a custom Christian Siriano dress which featured fringed sleeves and ornate gold embroidery offsetting her partner’s sharp suit offset. - Image

Kesha -  She donned a stitch-embellished jacket and pants combo by Nudie’s Rodeo Tailors. The Praying singer went for a Western ensemble, right down to her glittery boots and added Coomi jewelry. - Image

She performed "Praying" at the 2018 Grammy Awards and slated to be the most powerful performance of the night. The song was written after her career stalled when she accused her producer Dr. Luke of sexual assault. The song now has particular resonance with the #MeToo movement.
Kesha performed it with the help of Cyndi Lauper, Camila Cabello, Julia Michaels, Andra Day, and Bebe Rexha. They were all dressed in white.
Lady Gaga - Commanding attention: She made a majestic entrance in a never-ending black Armani Privé lace bodysuit and ball gown hybrid which had a nude secondary bodysuit underneath and bold shoulder shaping.
She added black platform lace-up boots by Pleaser and stunning Lorraine Schwartz black jewels. Wore a glittery, smoky eye makeup and a platinum Game of Thrones plait, in which black ribbon had been braided throughout. - Image Fashion Cam >> YouTube
She sported a lighter and softer romantic femininity with her second Armani Privé design with an embellished, ballet-pink gown, with LeVian jewels adding more sparkle. Image

Miley Cyrus – Far cry from her ‘Bangerz’ days: Cyrus served up two looks on the night. The Malibu singer opted for a monochrome look. A custom piece from Jean Paul Gaultier, with a chic black velvet jumpsuit was a sartorial winner. It featured a cool cut out neckline and a stand out cold shoulder tassel design.
Miley Cyrus - Credit http://stealherstyle.net/miley-cyrus/





























She added a pair of Akira Rhinestone platform sandals (Product) with clear straps and chunky silver heels, Sydney Evan jewelry and wore relaxed soft waves and natural makeup. She made a beautiful statement carrying a single long-stemmed white rose to show her support for the #TimesUp movement. - Image
Miley Cyrus wearing Zac Posen















Performing classic hit ‘Tiny Dancer’ with the legendary Elton John the reformed wild child, 25, commanded attention in a ruby red Zac Posen sheer tulle bardot gown (above) from the pre-fall 2018 collection, and was as timeless, elegant, classic and beautiful as evening wear gets. Miley gave fashion designer Zac Posen a kiss on the cheek while backstage at the event (Image)
Read more: Daily Mail

Top: Lady Gaga (Armani Privé), Miley Cyrus (Jean Paul Gaultier), Pink (Armani Prive)
Bottom Row: Rita Ora (Ralph And Russo), Solana Imani Row (Atelier Versace)














































Pink - Big Bird called... She looked like a walking feather duster in her pink, blue, purple, and black Armani Prive gown which she attended with husband Carey Hart and their daughter, Willow Sage.
Part of the Couture 2015 collection, this jaw-dropping dress was one of many furry finds that strode down the runway that year. She toughened up this super feminine number with a thick leather belt and kept accessories to a minimum with a few AS29 and Borgioni jewels and a white #TimesUp rose. - Image

Rihanna - For her performance her custom made Adam Selman fringe beaded gown was the perfect choice for swaying her hips to those Latin beats. Image - Image
Accepting the Best Rap/Sung Performance award with Kendrick Lamar (in Saint Laurent) her Alexandre Vauthier statement was a remake of the chocolate patent-leather trench coat and boots that graced the Fall 2016 Couture runway.

Rita Ora: Legs 11, Sultry and unabashed glam! British singer Rita Ora, 27, flaunted her sculpted legs in a one-shoulder black and silver gown by Ralph And Russo; the elegant frock, from the label's Spring 2018 Couture collection, had a head turning thigh-high slit with a white rose adorned to her bodice. - Image
Read more: Leggy-Rita-Ora-suffers-wardrobe-mishap
She finished her Grammy look with Loubotuin heels, Lorraine Schwartz jewels, a red lippie and soft curls, the singer looked like a true Hollywood icon.

Solana Imani Row: Sheer delight! Artist SZA, born Solana Imani Rowe, wowed in her silver and white lacy Atelier Versace gown with loose tresses and glittering lip gloss -  Image

See the Best, Worst and Wildest from the Grammy Awards Red Carpet - Taste Of Country
56 Pic Gallery - Hollywood Life

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