The best and worst dressed at 2016 Grammys

It's time Johnny Depp hires a personal stylist


Aliza Qaisar February 17, 2016
It's time Johnny Depp hires a personal stylist. PHOTO: PHOTOFILE

The 2016 Grammys saw celebs put their best foot forward, unfortunately the same cannot be said about their sartorial choices.

While the red carpet saw some dressed to impress, others failed miserably. We've rounded up some of the best and worst dressed celebrities from the night and we must say, some of these were the worst red carpet disasters to date.

Let's take a look at the five worst dressed celebs.

*drum-roll, please*

Dencia

Singer Dencia showed up in a Hello Kitty nightmare -- a bedazzled pink onesie, with stuffed Hello Kitty's attached to her outfit and shoes that could probably be used as weapons.

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Cam

Country singer, Cam may as well put on a beak to complete her Big Bird outfit. We're not sure what she was thinking, but the ball of curls on her head didn't help her case.

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Andra Day

Vocalist Andra Day, not only made us feel for the animal that had to give its life for this horrendous fashion offence, but also took us back to the 50s with her Audrey Hepburn hairdo, which, in our opinion, she couldn't pull off with the same level of class.

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Johnny Depp

The woman's man who stole our hearts as Captain Jack Sparrow, left us shocked and disturbed, to say the least. Depp showed up to the Grammys with the rest of his band mates from Hollywood Vampires, in an 'ageing rocker' look that left us heartbroken and bewildered. Johnny, please get a personal stylist, there may still be hope for you.

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Tove Lo

Swedish singer, Tove Lo looked like a bad cross between a vintage, goth bride and a vampire, in her lacy black dress and nose ring which had a skull dangling from it.

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Now that the worst is over. Here are our best dressed celebs of the night:

Ellie Goulding

Singer Ellie Goulding left us all in awe as she walked the red carpet draped in a soft pink dress, and nude lipstick. The 29-year-old slayed in her Stella McCartney gown which had a low-cut back detail embellished with silver jewels.

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Kaley Cuoco

Actor Kaley Cuoco gave us ultimate jumpsuit goals, with her figure-hugging, sequined cutout jumpsuit. Kaley looked comfortable yet stunning. She didn't overdo it with her accessories, sticking to stacked H. Stern rings and carrying a neutral box clutch, with minimalist makeup that wowed everyone.

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Selena Gomez

Gomez stunned on the red carpet in her shimmery blue, cut-out gown. The singer showed just enough skin, with a low-cut back and plunging neckline. She kept accessories to a minimum, with hoop earrings, and let her dress to the talking.

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Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift managed to not only pull-off the red and pink combo, but completely nailed it in her crop top (that showed off her toned abs) and front-slit skirt. The two-piece ensemble was sexy and dramatic -- the thigh-high slit put on  a leggy display, while her bold, bright lip complemented her outfit.

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Sam Smith

After significant weight loss, Sam Smith showed up to the Grammys looking dapper on the red carpet, in a well-fitted, navy blue suit. While he gives the camera a thumbs up, all we can notice are his gorgeous blue eyes.

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While these were the outfits that caught our attention on the red carpet, Taylor Swift's onesie during her performance of Out Of The Woods took the cake. Swift dropped jaws in her cristal-studded catsuit, with the low cut back and matching boots, not to mention the nude sequined line running down her sides that made her look all the more sexy.

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COMMENTS (1)

Bunny Rabbit | 8 years ago | Reply why cant they wear a simple frock or skirts . why go for these fancy / dangly / very obviously uncomfortable things .Many have ' not- so - inviting' curves peeping out .
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