Grammys 2026 Worst Dressed: Miley Cyrus, Diane Warren, and more fashion flops

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: The 2026 Grammy Awards have officially kicked off in Los Angeles, and the red carpet is already serving chaos, couture, and controversy. Ahead of the ceremony, stars descended on the carpet eager to make a statement, but not all of them nailed it. While some stunned in flawless ensembles, others turned heads for all the wrong reasons, stepping out in daring, bizarre, and downright unforgettable looks.

Now in its 68th year, music’s biggest night has taken over the Crypto.com Arena, with Trevor Noah back on hosting duties. The night promises powerhouse performances from Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, and Bruno Mars as the industry’s biggest names gather to celebrate the year’s best in music.

1.Miley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus tried a casual, edgy look at the 2026 Grammys, but it didn’t work. The balloon-style pants and cropped leather jacket made her outfit look unbalanced, and the gold charms and patent heels felt mismatched. Even with her tousled hair and hoop earrings, the overall look came off messy, landing her on the worst-dressed list. 

2. Jamie Foxx

Jamie Foxx’s 2026 Grammy look tried to be bold but missed the mark. The houndstooth suit with bright splashes of color clashed rather than complemented, and the oversized white hat overwhelmed the outfit. Even with sleek boots and a statement watch, the mix of patterns and accessories felt too busy, making the overall look confusing instead of stylish.

3. Heidi Klum

Heidi Klum’s 2026 Grammy dress shocked, but not always in a good way. The skin-toned latex made her look almost naked, which distracted from her overall style. While the body-hugging design and nude heels were daring, the outfit’s sheer “barely-there” effect felt over the top.

4. Kehlani

Kehlani turned heads at the Grammys in a daring black gown. The dramatic cutouts at the chest and stomach made the dress feel more shocking than stylish, and while the beaded floral details were intricate, they couldn’t balance the revealing design. Even with minimal accessories, the overall effect came off awkward and over-the-top, earning her a spot on the worst-dressed list.

5. Diane Warren

Diane Warren went for a flat look at the 2026 Grammys in a black-and-white ensemble. The outfit was safe and lacked excitement, and the music-note bandana felt out of place with the otherwise formal ensemble. She wore a crisp white blazer over an all-black base, creating a striking contrast. Overall, the look came off uninspired.

6. Rita Wilson

Rita Wilson brought glam rock vibes to the 2026 Grammys. The black gown with silver sequins, cape, and fingerless gloves created a busy, over-the-top effect that felt more costume than red carpet. Even with dramatic makeup, the outfit’s flashy elements didn’t come together smoothly.

7. Shaboozey

Shaboozey hit the Grammys in a look that raised a few eyebrows, pairing a black blazer, slim-fitting white top, and black vest with faded jeans. He pulled the outfit together with a black conductor’s hat and matching black boots, creating a quirky, mismatched vibe that was hard to ignore on the red carpet.

8. Tallia Storm

Tallia Storm made an unusual statement at the Grammys in a long-sleeve gown covered in bold comic book illustrations. The curve-hugging dress featured an impossibly long train that trailed dramatically behind her, while oversized sleeves added extra flair with flowing fabric that moved with every step. She completed the eye-catching look with an Old Hollywood–inspired updo.

9. Chappell Roan

Chappell Roan pushed fashion boundaries at the Grammys, daring to bare in a nearly topless look. She appeared in a sheer burgundy mesh dress styled with black underwear, instantly making her one of the night’s most talked-about arrivals. She elevated the striking ensemble with a gold choker and strappy black heels, finishing the look with dramatic eye makeup and a sultry ombre red lip. 

10. Lola Young

Lola Young attended 2026 Grammys in a playful dress by Vivienne Westwood. The whimsical, toy-like patterns on the bold black design made the outfit feel childish rather than chic. While eye-catching, the overall effect came off awkward.