The red carpet at last night's Grammy Awards definitely lived up to expectations. You had Lady Gaga and Jennifer Lopez in glittering metallic numbers, while Katy Perry, Cardi B, and Janelle Monáe went all out with sculptural pieces of art. After the show, celebrities naturally went for more wearable looks—for Lady Gaga, that meant stripping down to a bra, underwear, jacket, and fishnet tights.
Meanwhile, Katy Perry changed out of her pink Balmain dress into a shimmering Rasario dress with statement sleeves. Sophie Turner, Hailee Steinfeld, and Shay Mitchell were also on hand for the after-party circuit and wore their best Hollywood outfits. Scroll down to see what everyone wore to the Grammys after-parties.
WHO: Jennifer Lopez
WEAR: Stella Luna shoes
WHO: Lady Gaga and Mark Ronson
WHO: Katy Perry
WEAR: Rasario Puff Sleeve Striped Sequin and Silk Corset Midi Dress
WHO: Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas
WHO: Hailee Steinfeld
WHO: Kacey Musgraves
WEAR: Sophia Webster shoes
WHO: Julianne Hough
WHO: Chloe x Halle and John Mayer
WHO: Shay Mitchell
WHO: Paris Jackson
WHO: Ashley Tisdale
WHO: Sharon Stone
WHO: Dinah Jane
Next, the most intriguing red carpet looks from the 2019 Grammys.
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