Grammys 2024 WORST-dressed stars revealed: The celebrities who suffered disastrous fashion fails on the red carpet at music’s biggest night

Music’s most talented stars turned out in force this evening for the 2024 Grammy Awards, which kicked off on a very glamorous note courtesy of its red carpet arrivals – while also sticking to Hollywood tradition by featuring a host of sartorial disasters that brought more disaster than drama to the otherwise-prestigious event. 

Within moments of the red carpet commencement, the stylish soiree had been blighted by a series of fashion fails, from garish patterns and color explosions to horrifyingly revealing gowns and silly silhouettes. 

The ever-daring Doja Cat led the list of worst-dressed at the event, where she suffered a disastrous fashion fail by flashing her nipple to photographers in a complete see-through nude gown, which also exposed every inch of the many tattoos across her body. 

And then there was Chrissy Teigen, who dropped jaws for all the wrong reasons when she stepped out on the red carpet wearing a micro mini dress that featured a black strapless bodice – and an enormous flower-style tutu that gave the ensemble an incredibly comical feel. 

While the sky-high hemline made it look as though the model had perhaps forgotten part of her outfit at home, to make matters worse, she also appeared to be wearing shoes that were several sizes too big for her.  

Model Charlotte Lawrence wore what might have appeared to be an elegant ensemble at first glance – but as soon as she stepped in front of the cameras, her navy lace gown turned completely transparent, revealing far too much flesh as well as her black underwear.

Actress Kat Graham looked baffling in her optical illusion style dress, which gave the impression of baring some serious skin – and featured a confusing cape style panel to protect her modesty in the front.

Elsewhere, other attendees turned the red carpet into something of a clown show thanks to their garish color combinations. 

Singing sensation Sheila E was among the first major names to make an appearance on the carpet – making a very bold statement in a garish checkered sequin suit that featured all the colors of the rainbow and was so bright it is a wonder the waiting photographers didn’t require sunglasses. 

She paired the look with a pair of silver sequin sneakers that did little to distract from the clown-ish nature of the suit – however she was by no means the only celebrity to miss the mark with their rainbow creations, with several stars falling short of glamour and leaning more towards circus style. 

Next up was Yolanda Adams, whose neon pink suit jacket was difficult enough to look at courtesy of the vibrant color, but the addition of rose embellishments made it all the more tricky to take in. 

Like Sheila, Yolanda chose to pair the vibrant garment with sequins, adding a disco-inspired pair of gold glittering pants, which might have hit the mark had they been worn with something slightly less painful for the eyes. 

Eryn Allen Kane looked as though she had borrowed Carrie’s blood-soaked prom dress – after taking a pair of scissors to it – stepping out onto the red carpet in a strapless white gown that featured a puffball skirt and a long train, not dissimilar to something that you might expect to see on a wedding dress. 

The silhouette did little to flatter her figure but it was the red stain across the top which, paired with some tacky beaded embellishments, brought the whole look down even further. 

Several guests appeared to have confused the red carpet for a costume party, with Mexican singer Paty Cantú sporting an ensemble that could well have been mistaken for a pirate wench outfit that one might were for Halloween. 

Then there was Australian musician Montaigne, who appeared to take inspiration both from the French renaissance and the wild west – wearing a bizarre ruffled color and page boy-style shorts over printed tights, completing the look with a pair of red cowboy boots. 

But far from blending the elements seamlessly, the whole look was more eye-sore than elegant.