Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, Harry Styles: The most iconic Grammys looks of all time

Cardi B opted for an archival Paco Rabanne electric blue gown for last year's awards.

Pairing her signature red lip with a crystal-encrusted midnight blue two-piece gown, Taylor made quite the entrance at last year's ceremony.

Donning a custom-made Swarovski crystal jumpsuit by Egonlab the British heartthrob made sure to flutter a few hearts.

Not to ever do things in halves, Doja Cat dominated the 2022 red carpet with a striking baby blue gown, encrusted with crystals. 

The world's most loved couple showed up to the 2022 awards in subtle style. Justin chose to sport an oversized suit, platform Balenciaga Croc shoes and a hot pink beanie. Hailey leaned into the clean-girl aesthetic with a simple strapless white gown and loose plait hairstyle.

As per usual, Dua made sure that all eyes were on her and her outfit at the 2022 awards. Donning a Versace strappy gown with bucket loads of gold jewellery, the songstress went all out.

Dua Lipa turned heads in this sparkly pink Versace dress and Bulgari diamonds for the 2021 Awards.

Sporting a vibrant neon orange strapless gown, Megan Thee Stallion turned heads for all the right reasons. She paired the bold-hued gown with an array of light-catching diamonds.

Ariana Grande embodied a literally Disney Princess for her red carpet appearance back in 2020. Donning a Giambattista Valli gown, the artist looked outrageously gorg.

Lil Nas X channelled his inner cowboy, sporting a head-to-toe pink Versace number.

Janelle Monae made a style statement in a structured plunging neckline dress complete with an asymmetrical headpiece at the 2019 awards.

In 2017 Beyonce showed off her baby bump in a striking red sequin gown.

Keeping things simple and chic, Selena chose to don a sequin midnight blue gown with cutouts to attend the 2016 Grammys. She paired her twinkling gown with a pair of statement hoop earrings.

Rihanna showed up glowing to the 2015 Grammys absolutely glowing in a voluminous Giambattista Valli Couture strapless gown.

Beyoncé started the sheer lace trend back in 2014 with this body-hugging gown by Michael Costello.

Taylor sported a wedding-core white gown with an open back and sparkly detailing to the 2013 awards.

Nicki wore a red Versace cape dress emblazoned with the brand's signature Medusa head back in 2012.

Katy Perry was a literal angel (wings and all) at the 2011 awards.

In 2010 Lady Gaga lit up the red carpet, literally in her LED light gown and bright yellow hairdo.

A pregnant Gwen Stefani showcased her baby bump in a unique leopard and green dip-dye gown from her then-label L.A.M.B.

Sheryl Crow opted for a western-inspired ensemble at the 44th Grammys.

Jen donned the now iconic green silk chiffon dress by Versace at the 42nd Grammy Awards.