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The 2026 Grammys Best Beauty Looks Are Instantly Iconic

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by Erin Lukas
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2026 Grammys Best Beauty Looks

All of your most-played artists on Spotify have come together at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles for music’s biggest night. While the 68th Annual Grammy Awards honor the year’s biggest songs and albums, the fashion, hair, and makeup moments on the red carpet also hit a high note. With an impressive lineup of performances from Lady Gaga, Sabrina Carpenter, and Justin Bieber, the show is living up to its reputation as the most exciting to watch. And of course, the best 2026 Grammys beauty looks match the night’s fun and creative vibe.

Tyla set the tone for the evening with her new long, loose, wavy hairstyle, which she wore in a high side ponytail with a large face-framing section left out that featured a peekaboo accent braid. FKA Twigs’ hair was also all in the details. Her half-up, half-down look featured woven pieces, twists, and spikes. Even Carpenter switched up her signature retro butterfly cut by pulling back her strands into a romantic low curly ponytail with face-framing tendrils left out. And those are just a few of the standout moments of the night.

Ahead, see all of the best celebrity beauty looks from the 2026 Grammys red carpet.

Teyana Taylor

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Once again, Taylor is going to make you consider going short by demonstrating just how versatile a pixie can be. Using OGX products and Dyson tools, stylist Nikki Nelms gave the star’s signature short cut a ‘90s twist by styling it super sleek with flipped-out ends. Taylor’s smoky eye and chocolate brown lip added to the sultriness of the overall look.

Key Products Used: Dyson Supersonic r, OGX Antioxidants + Touchable Hold Gel.

Lady Gaga

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Gaga’s edgy yet romantic look was anchored by her twisted half-up, half-down hairstyle.

Laufey

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The “Lover Girl” singer’s eye makeup is a masterclass in how to do a matchy-matchy beauty moment. She coordinated her pastel lavender eyeshadow to her sequin Miu Miu gown. When styling the Grammy winner’s hair, Jenny Cho wanted to create a “modern mermaid mane,” and used Emi Jay products and brushes to bring her vision to life.

Key Products Used: Emi Jay Heavenly Hair Milk, Emi Jay Halo Shine Hair Oil.

Miley Cyrus

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No one does effortless rockstar glam like Cyrus. For the 2026 Grammys, she went with simple peachy-nude makeup and hairstylist Bobby Eliot used Shark Beauty tools and Kérastase products to create her low, loose, twisted ponytail.

Key Products Used: Shark Beauty Shark Glam Ceramic & Powerful Air Styling & Drying System, Shark Beauty Shark Glam Shark Silki Hot Tool + Air Straightener, Kérastase Gloss Absolu All In One Anti-Frizz Spray, Kérastase Gloss Absolu Glaze Drops.

Chappell Roan

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Roan channeled gothic Little Red Riding Hood with her custom Mugler gown, and her edgy streak continued with her glam. For hair, stylist Lacy Redway gave her pre-Raphaelite waves with twisted statement fishtail braids, while her makeup created by Andrew Dahling with MAC Cosmetics was centered around bold double-winged liner and an ombré oxblood lip.

Olivia Dean

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Dean’s black cherry lip and winged liner added a vampy touch to her retro hairstyle. When creating her makeup, Celia Burton used Hourglass, while Rachel Polycarpe perfected the Grammy winner’s brushed-out curls with Tangle Teezer tools.

Key Products Used: Hourglass Shape & Sculpt Lip Liner in Candid, Hourglass Unlocked Satin Crème Lipstick in Larch, Tangle Teezer The Ultimate Detangler Naturally Curly.

Doechii

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The Grammy Award-winning rapper went full-on ‘90s with her beauty look, which consisted of a high pineapple ponytail and cinnamon-toned makeup.

Rosé

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Add the “APT.” singer to ever-growing members list of the celebrity bob club. Rosé styled her new short cut in spiral curls. Her soft, diffused cat-eye liner was also incredibly on trend.

Addison Rae

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From TikTok to the red carpet, Rae’s flawless soft matte makeup by Nina Park using Clio Cosmetics is a prime example of the “airbrushed skin” look. This more natural take on base makeup is currently a major internet beauty trend. Her soft, brushed out waves by Lucas Wilson using amika are also an extremely modern take on a classic style.

Key Products Used: Clio Cosmetics Kill Cover Mesh Glow Essential Cushion Foundation, Clio Cosmetics Essential Lip & Cheek Tap in 04 From Berry, amika Soulstruck Dry Hair Mask, Plus Size Perfect Body Mousse.

Sabrina Carpenter

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Carpenter pulled her signature Farrah Fawcett-inspired shag into a low loose ponytail. The Redken ambassador’s stylist, Evanie Fausto, said in a statement, “We wanted the hair to look soft and airy with pieces that fell naturally down the back like they just landed there.” Her monochromatic rosy makeup further added to the romantic, vintage vibe of her look.

Key Products Used: Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate Hair Bandage Balm, Redken Dry Texture Spray.

Tyla

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There’s no better place than a red carpet to debut a new hairstyle, and that’s exactly what Tyla has done at the Grammys. The singer ditched her braided bob for long, loose waves, which she wore in a high ponytail with a large face-framing section left out. Her peekaboo accent plait added a playful touch. The singer’s makeup artist, Jimmy Stam, kept the focus on the singer’s eyes with a sharp cat eye and fluttery lashes.

Key Products Used: imPRESS Individual Lash Kit.

FKA Twigs

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The Grammy winner looked artistic and ethereal with her intricate fiery red hairstyle, bleached brows, and winged liner.