Fashion details you might have missed at the 2025 Grammy Awards

The “Cowboy Carter” star didn’t walk the red carpet this year, so you might not have gotten a good look at the details of her custom Schiaparelli gown and matching gloves.

The sleeveless piece had a deeply scooped neckline, a waist cutout with a hanging gem, a floor-length skirt, and all-over brown sparkles.

It was also decorated with beaded Bs and a white paisley print, which gave the gown a Western feel.

From the front, Carpenter appeared to wear a simple, feathered gown designed by JW Anderson. When she turned around, however, you could see its daring backless design and the dazzling diamonds she wore to highlight it.

Those jewels, in particular, are more significant than you might realize.

They come from Chopard’s Garden of Kalahari collection, which features pieces crafted from a 342-carat stone mined in Botswana and named “The Queen of Kalahari.”

Carpenter wore them in the form of a torso-length necklace with small pear-shaped stones — which collectively weigh 19 carats — leading to a 50-carat round statement piece.

She also wore matching earrings and a 10.10-carat ring from Chopard, according to People.

To perform her hit “Guess,” Charli XCX hit the Grammys stage in denim undergarments, a belt, and a jacket from Dior.

She also recreated the song’s music video and had underwear rain from the ceiling to create “Brat”-style confetti that fell around the musician, dancers, and her famous friends.

Though the stunt might have seemed silly to some, it was actually meaningful.

“All unworn undergarments will be donated to survivors of domestic violence through I Support the Girls,” the Grammy Awards noted via a brief text box displayed on its broadcast.

The cherry-red color of Swift’s Vivienne Westwood minidress matched the signature color of Travis Kelce’s team, the Kansas City Chiefs.

She may have been manifesting the team’s third straight Super Bowl win, which they’ll play for on Sunday.

The “Tortured Poets Department” musician also completed her custom dress with a T initial charm that hung from a gold, ruby-embellished chain attached to her miniskirt.

The letter T could’ve been a nod to Kelce’s first name, while the style overall appeared to reference a line from her song “Guilty as Sin?” in which Swift sings, “What if he’s written ‘mine’ on my upper thigh only in my mind?”

Swift co-designed the leg jewelry with Lorraine Schwartz and her stylist Joseph Cassell Falconer, People reported.

Trevor Noah was one of them, wearing the MusiCares-designed pin on the red carpet and onstage while hosting the show.

The nonprofit’s CEO, Harvey Mason Jr., told USA Today that the natural disaster “changed the mood” of the 2025 Grammys.

“It changed what we’ve done (with the show), raising funds and awareness for the fire relief,” he told the publication.

She first arrived at the Grammy Awards wearing a black Saint Laurent halter dress crafted from leather. It had a wide waist cutout, a floor-length skirt, and a subtle slit at the bottom.

The “Flowers” musician later changed into a custom Alaïa gown that was similar in style but drastically different in fabric. The sleeveless black gown had a plunging neckline, a silver belt, and a pleated skirt with an opening that showed her skin.

Finally, Cyrus changed into another Saint Laurent look designed by Anthony Vaccarello. The long-sleeved look was black, striped, and sheer.

The actor arrived on the red carpet in a cropped leather jacket with puffy sleeves, a see-through nylon top, and a matching miniskirt.

It was only when she turned around that you could see her revealing thong, which showed most of her backside.

Fox wore the daring outfit with a pair of yellow gloves that resembled kitchen cleaning gear.