The With You AgainGrammys are always a sure bet for out-there looks.
All eyes were on Lady Gaga, who was up for a swag of awards in 2019, the first appearance by Korean megastars BTS, and the tight race in the rap categories between Cardi B, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and Travis Scott, to name a few.
The rest of us have been watching the red carpet, where the who's who of music stood out with plenty of weird and brilliant looks.
Here's a look at the highlights of this year's Grammys red carpet.
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