Best on Record: Grammy's Top 10 Looks of the Decade

By InStyle.com
Jan 26, 2010 @ 3:01 pm
Best on Record: Grammy's Top 10 Looks of the Decade
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Gwen Stefani in Vivienne Westwood, 2003

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Never pandering for street cred or pretending it's the Oscars, Stefani is always spot-on because she trusts her off-kilter blend of luxe and sleek.

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Mary J. Blige in Michael Kors, 2007

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The more her songs radiate joy, empowerment and love, the more awestruck we are by her voice, her look, and her wardrobe.

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Taylor Swift in Kaufman Franco, 2009

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Instant fame often ignites wardrobe misfires, but Swift has a sassy-as-her-lyrics knack for looking great without acting like she's all grown-up.
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Jennifer Hudson in Roberto Cavalli

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We cheer girls who revel in their curves, showing them off in fiery jersey gowns that sither over those arcs. It gives, but she gets the attention.

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Nelly Furtado in Giorgio Armani, 2002

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She's usually adorned in exotica to match her other-worldly voice, but here an ethereal floral let this rare beauty really take flight.

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Rihanna in Zac Posen, 2008

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She can sing all she wants to about wanting to be a good girl gone bad, but frankly, we like her best when she goes pretty.
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Fergie in Calvin Klein Collection, 2008

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Simplicity is not a term we usually apply to the princess of the Peas, but draped in strapless moon glow, she looked born to royalty.

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Katy Perry in Jenny Packham, 2009

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The kiss-and-sing girl has a thing for pink that sometimes causes rash decisions, but this feathery mini showed her almost blushing with innocence.

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Beyonce in Elie Saab, 2006

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The singular if not-so-single girl does love a big gown. In fact, she may have single-leggedly revived the fishtail. This one was quite a catch.
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Adele in Barbara Tfank, 2009

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No surprise that a woman blessed with such an unmistakable voice would choose a dress both unlike anyone else's and so right for her.
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