The Best Hair and Makeup Looks to Grace the Grammys Red Carpet

We couldn’t pick a favorite beauty detail from Lizzo’s all-orange beauty look, between the monochromatic eyeshadow, blush, and 3D flower nails. The beauty professionals behind her look include celebrity makeup artist Alexx Mayo using Charlotte Tilbury products and celebrity hairstylist Shelby Swain using Harry Josh Pro Tools and Sebastian Professional products.

Signature red lip aside, the rest of Swift’s beauty look seemed to be a nod to her “Midnights” album – from frosted blue eyeshadow to blue chrome nails.

While Fox kept her hair (by celebrity hairstylist Peter Lux) and makeup (by celebrity makeup artist Jenna Kristina using Image Skincare) relatively simple for the award show, there was one detail not to be missed: her 24K white gold and diamond nails created by celebrity nail artist and founder of Nails of LA, Brittney Boyce, and Jillian Sassone, founder and creative director of Marrow Fine Jewelry. Boyce used Aprés Nails to create the look.

The perfect detail to Twain’s black and white Harris Reed suit? Her bright red hair color matched her lipstick.

Rose was dressed in black from face to toe, including her sunglasses, fingerless leather gloves, and (of course) lipstick.

Y2K hairstyles were all over the red carpet at the Grammys, and that was no more evident than with Hilton’s half-up top knot with face-framing pieces. Celebrity hairstylist Eduardo Ponce created the look using Fekkai products.

While we couldn’t keep our eyes off of Cardi B’s blue avant-garde gown, her makeup artist Erika La’ Pearl also gave the star the perfect ’90s supermodel lip look using Pat McGrath Labs products and a bronze glow courtesy of SOL by Jergens.

Just as glitzy as Blige’s dress were her 3D nails featuring rhinestones galore.

Ballerini’s slicked-back updo was giving Y2K vibes, which celebrity hairstylist Kelsey Deenihan created using Mermade Hair hot tools. “Over the last few days Kelsea, her stylist Molly Dickson, and I sent back and forth some glam ideas and inspiration and collectively landed on sleek hair pulled off the face with a warm sunny monochromatic makeup look,” she says. “Having the hair pulled back sleek allows the intricacy of the dress’s neckline to be front and center.”

Her makeup featured products from Covergirl, also by Deenihan.

Michaels hit the red carpet in an all-white sleeveless dress that showed off her tattoo collection. She finished the look with a deep french manicure and smoky makeup.

TEMS’s beauty look included space buns by celebrity hairstylist Kellon Deryck using Aunt Jackie’s products and a crystal-embellished french manicure by manicurist Eri Ishizu using Aprés Nails.

Lopez’s lip gloss nails, by celebrity manicurist Tom Bachik, featured Aprés Gel-X extensions and crystal embellishments.

Cox looked stunning at the Grammys dressed in black and gold look. Her nails were by celebrity manicurist Eri Ishizu using Aprés Nails and celebrity hairstylist Kiyah Wright used Fekkai products to style her ponytail with braided accents.

Rexha’s Farrah Fawcett-inspired blowout was by celebrity hairstylist Cesar Delon Ramirez using Unite Hair products. Meanwhile, makeup artist Diana Shin used Tweezerman products for the singer’s face.

Doja Cat’s pixie cut at the Grammys was by celebrity hairstylist Jared Henderson using GHD tools and Professional Hair Labs products. The star’s makeup look was executed by Ernesto Casillas using Charlotte Tilbury products and Kiss lashes.

Cabello’s effortless glam featured tousled waves by celebrity hairstylist Dimitris Giannetos using Great Lengths Hair Extensions and Dyson hot tools. Makeup artist Ask K Holm used L’Oréal Paris products for her makeup.