The 2015 Grammy Red Carpet Dresses, Suits, And Other Daring Ensembles Were Perfect For Music's Biggest Night

After a year of mini skirts with knee high boots, Grande looks very grown up in a floor length Versace gown.

On anyone else, this outfit would be insane. On Madonna? Well, it’s still mostly insane, but the music icon gets a pass on just about anything she wants.

Charli XCX expressed her disdain for boring fashion on the red carpet, and she was certainly anything but in this Moschino getup.

Rancic wore a Steven Khalil gown for the Grammy pre-show, then switched to her first pants ever on the red carpet.

Would not be mad if Osbourne ended up actually wearing the leopard robe on the red carpet.

That tie, though.

I have to say, this is the most creative way to work cutouts into a mature ensemble I’ve ever seen.

TV personality Jeannie Mai bringing that classic Grammy sheerness to the red carpet.

Clearly, sheer dresses with a whole lot of other stuff going on were trending Sunday night.

Ugh, yes. The lime green stripes in this suit are so, so good.

In comparison to some of the other getups Sunday night, Jessie J’s stunning black number is downright tame (but still gorgeous).

You can’t really go wrong with a basic black gown, but it does fall a little flat compared to the rest of the looks on the carpet.

Oh, Frankie. You never disappoint.

Teigen is a woman of many talents — one of which being wearing the heck out of all sorts of cutouts.

Newcomer Aiko picked the perfect dress for her first Grammys. The silhouette is totally classic, but the feather-y bodice makes quite the statement.

No. Words.

Jenny Lewis, looking as chill as ever.

After last year’s major hat moment, we knew Pharrell would be making another statement on the red carpet this year — and those shorts did not disappoint.

More black. More sheer. More lace. More amazing.

I would like to start a petition to have Anna Kendrick wear suits exclusively, please.

Kelly Osbourne, is that you?

Personally, I’m obsessed with Nicki’s new, ultra-glamorous look.

One of the only pops of color of the night, McPhee looked awesome for her first Grammys.

I get what Lambert was going for with the pops of pink, but I think I would have preferred the dress without it.

Not sure which is better: Ora’s sequin gown or her fierce new pixie cut.

I had a hunch that T. Swift was secretly a magical mermaid.

Hudson’s white mini is simple, but chic.

Between the cobalt and the braid, this is easily one of my favorite looks of the night.

It wouldn’t be a Miley dress without some major cutouts, right?

Well done, Bey.

Is it a dress? Is it a bathrobe? Who knows. Just keep doin’ you, Kim.

Yesss. Get it, Ashanti.

K.

Zendaya’s dress is great, but it’s the 18-year-old’s beauty look that really did it for me.

Rihanna looks like the prettiest human cupcake ever in a Giambattista Valli gown.

Everyone’s favorite new musical duo was looking as adorable as ever.

Wow, that’s a whole lotta dress.

Dressed like a Barbie, as always.