All The Best Hair & Makeup Looks At The 2026 Grammys

Zara Larsson fully committed to the mermaid theme, from her sequined bra top-and-skirt combo to her crimped waves. Celebrity hairstylist John Novotny created her Ariel-coded lengths using OGX’s Bond Protein Repair collection and Wavytalk hair tools.

Pop princess Sabrina Carpenter stunned on the red carpet in a custom Valentino gown, paired with a romantic ponytail and lots of babydoll blush.

Fans typically see Rosé with long hair, but she switched things up at the Grammys with a jawline-length bob, styled into perfect ringlets that framed her face.

Is it 2026, or 2001? Tyla channeled a Y2K pop star with a wavy, Barbie-style ponytail, complete with a deep side part and braided tendrils. Meanwhile, makeup artist Jimmy Stam enhanced her look with a bronzed glow and fluttery lashes, the latter using imPRESS’ Individual Lash Kit.

Coco Jones looked positively radiant at the Grammys. Davontae’ Washington, her hairstylist, used Dyson tools and SheaMoisture’s Silk Press In A Bottle Prep Cream to create a modern wet lob that was equal parts sleek and fluid. Makeup artist Diana Shin used SheGlam and Vaseline for the singer’s red carpet-ready glow.

There’s no better place for a musician to debut a new beauty look. FKA Twigs took full advantage of the occasion to show off her fiery red dye job, styled into spikes and locs.

Paris Hilton took a break from her signature classic glam with a dramatic smoky eye and cut-crease eyeshadow. That’s hot.

The “Boy’s A Liar” singer opted for a romantic updo and wispy bangs, perfectly complemented by her mauve blush (Urban Decay’s Hydromaniac Blush Glow Hydrator in the shade Rebellious, ICYWW).

Ali Wong went full ’60s with a voluminous half-up hairstyle. Celebrity hairstylist Clayton Hawkins created her Valley of the Dolls-inspired look using Donna Bella Clip Ins and Marc Anthony styling products.

Billie Eilish proved that hair accessories are red carpet–approved, with two barrettes clipping the front pieces of her hair back from her face.

Doechii matched her glam to her gown with vampy tones, which she paired with a playful pineapple pony.

Proof you can never go wrong with a classic. Addison Rae served a master class in Old Hollywood waves, swept to the side and paired with a soft flush. Hairstylist Lucas Wilson used amika products on her strands, while makeup artist Nina Park turned to Clio Cosmetics for the star’s glam.

To complement her Balenciaga ensemble, Tate McRae wore a sharp cat-eye, glossy lips, and “Kate Moss”-inspired hair, courtesy of celebrity hairstylist Dimitris Giannetos. He used L’Oreal Paris styling products, the Dyson Supersonic, Great Lengths Tape-Ins, and a spritz of Initio Atomic Rose Hair Perfume for good measure.

Long live the messy beauty movement. Karol G wore effortlessly perfect waves with her sheer turqoise gown, crafted by celebrity hairstylist Cesar Ramirez using Kérastase products.

In a surprise to no one, Chappell Roan sported full glam — this time, a “Mugler medieval fantasy,” as her makeup artist Andrew Dahling describes her ’90s-inspired look with smoky shadow, shimmery liner, and muted red lip (all by MAC Cosmetics).

Laufey was a vision in violet in her bedazzled lavender gown and matching eyeshadow — a pastel color story done right.

Best New Artist nominee Olivia Dean stunned with soft curls styled into voluminous ringlets that flowed down her back. Hairstylist Rachel Polycarpe used Tangle Teezer’s styling brush to create a look that fluffy-yet-polished finish.