With the film industry having already started dishing out their awards, it was time for the biggest names in music to gather for the 2018 Grammys on Sunday (28 January).
Taking place at New York’s Madison Square Garden, this year’s ceremony saw some of the industry’s key figures gathering to honour the last 12 months of music.
And with a list of nominees as A-list (and varied!) as Lady Gaga, Lana Del Rey, Cardi B and Kesha, all eyes were on the red carpet to see what the celebs in attendance threw on for the biggest night in music.
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But it wasn’t just about what the women were wearing, with male artists like Sam Smith, Tyler, The Creator and Childish Gambino all throwing on their best to make an impression on the red carpet.
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And speaking of the red carpet, following the “black dress protest” at the Golden Globes earlier in the month, the ‘Time’s Up’ movement was also represented at the Grammys, with a number of women and men sporting white roses along with their usual attire, in solidarity with victims of sexual abuse.
For the second year in a row, James Corden was brought in to serve as presenter at the Grammys, with Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar and Bruno Mars the three most nominated artists with eight, seven and six nods respectively.
Check out all the snaps from this year’s Grammys red carpet in the gallery below...
To catch all the action from this year’s ceremony, UK viewers can watch the show in full on 4Music from 7pm on Monday (29 January).