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.
See the night's top moments and best dressed with live Grammys coverage on InStyle.com starting at 6:45 PM EST on Sunday, January 31st.
See the night's top moments and best dressed with live Grammys coverage on InStyle.com starting at 6:45 PM EST on Sunday, January 31st.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Gwen Stefani in Vivienne Westwood, 2003
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.
See the night's top moments and best dressed with live Grammys coverage on InStyle.com starting at 6:45 PM EST on Sunday, January 31st.
See the night's top moments and best dressed with live Grammys coverage on InStyle.com starting at 6:45 PM EST on Sunday, January 31st.
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Mary J. Blige in Michael Kors, 2007
The more her songs radiate joy, empowerment and love, the more awestruck we are by her voice, her look, and her wardrobe.
Taylor Swift in Kaufman Franco, 2009
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
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
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
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
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
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
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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