The "Suit & Tie" singer looked dapper as he represented his hit song in a black and white tuxedo, classic bow tie and loafers. Timberlake is set to perform tonight.
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Drake opted for a classic look at the Grammys, choosing a navy and black jacket paired with black pants and a bow tie.
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Adam Levine, whose band Maroon 5 is nominated for both Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, looked cool in a black on black tuxedo. "Performance is going to be EPIC. And I kinda really wanna win one. Ok? Just one will be fine," Levine Tweeted before the show.
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John Mayer went non-traditional, pairing his classic black trousers with an indigo velvet tuxedo jacket and a coordinating patterned bow tie.
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Musicians Jack Antonoff, Nate Ruess, and Andrew Dost of Fun. each looked dapper in classic suit choices accompanied with skinny ties.
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Frank Ocean, who was nominated for six awards including Best New Artist, chose a navy bomber jacket and matching pants for his big night.
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Host LL Cool J arrived on the red carpet wearing one of his trademark hats, a white tux jacket, and black bow tie.
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Presenter Neil Patrick Harris arrived with David Burtka in a grey and navy three piece suit.
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"I'm wearing Saint Laurent from head to toe," the singer explained. He completed his red-carpet look with a fedora and gray-rimmed shades.
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Trey Songz, who is nominated for his songwriting in the Best R&B song category, switched up the classic black tuxedo with a leopard print jacket.
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Miguel, who is nominated for Song of the Year for "Adorn," looked stylish in a white blazer and matching pants. The singer accessorized his look with studded sneakers.
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Rapper and producer Pharrell Williams, who posed for pictures with fiance Helen Lasichanh, amped up his textured black tuxedo with a vibrant teal bow tie.
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Justin Timberlake
The "Suit & Tie" singer looked dapper as he represented his hit song in a black and white tuxedo, classic bow tie and loafers. Timberlake is set to perform tonight.
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Drake
Drake opted for a classic look at the Grammys, choosing a navy and black jacket paired with black pants and a bow tie.
Adam Levine
Adam Levine, whose band Maroon 5 is nominated for both Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, looked cool in a black on black tuxedo. "Performance is going to be EPIC. And I kinda really wanna win one. Ok? Just one will be fine," Levine Tweeted before the show.
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John Mayer
John Mayer went non-traditional, pairing his classic black trousers with an indigo velvet tuxedo jacket and a coordinating patterned bow tie.
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Fun.
Musicians Jack Antonoff, Nate Ruess, and Andrew Dost of Fun. each looked dapper in classic suit choices accompanied with skinny ties.
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Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean, who was nominated for six awards including Best New Artist, chose a navy bomber jacket and matching pants for his big night.
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LL Cool J
Host LL Cool J arrived on the red carpet wearing one of his trademark hats, a white tux jacket, and black bow tie.
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Neil Patrick Harris
Presenter Neil Patrick Harris arrived with David Burtka in a grey and navy three piece suit.
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Ne-Yo
"I'm wearing Saint Laurent from head to toe," the singer explained. He completed his red-carpet look with a fedora and gray-rimmed shades.
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Trey Songz
Trey Songz, who is nominated for his songwriting in the Best R&B song category, switched up the classic black tuxedo with a leopard print jacket.
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Miguel
Miguel, who is nominated for Song of the Year for "Adorn," looked stylish in a white blazer and matching pants. The singer accessorized his look with studded sneakers.
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