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Q: The dresses at the Grammy Awards are always full of glitz, glamour and daring skin-baring elements — and the looks at the 2018 show on Sunday, January 28, were no exception. Our picks for best dressed: Lady Gaga, Chrissy Teigen, Rita Ora, Lana Del Ray and Miley Cyrus. 
  
 It wasn’t easy to pick our favorites — the musically gifted folks in attendance hit all the elements we’ve come to expect from the show: Shimmer, sheer paneling, splashes of color and bold patterns. But the gowns and suits featured in the video above took our breath away! 
  
 Grammys 2018 Red Carpet Fashion: What the Stars Wore 
  
 Best dressed #5) Lady Gaga set the tone, arriving early in a custom Armani Prive gown with a thigh-high slit, revealing a lace-clad leg under her skirt. Her Lorraine Schwartz jewels added even more drama. 
  
 Best dressed #4) Teigen showed off her chic maternity style with a stunning metallic belted Yanina Couture dress and Lorraine Schwartz jewels. 
  
 Best dressed #3) Ora brought her leg out to play, revealing the full length of one of her perfect gams in a Ralph & Russo gown, Louboutins heels and Lorraine Schwartz jewels. 
  
 Grammys 2018 Fashion Trend: Thigh-High Slits on Leggy Ladies Including Lady Gaga, Rita Ora, More 
  
 Best dressed #2) Del Ray swept in like a dream in a custom Gucci gown that nearly floated when she walked. 
  
 Best dressed #1) Cyrus went the menswear route with a Jean Paul Gaultier pantsuit that grabbed our top spot. The peekaboo element across the collarbone and slim fit hit a balance between strong and soft that’s pitch perfect. 
  
 The Wildest Hair and Makeup Looks at the 2018 Grammys 
  
 Loving these looks? There’s more where that came from! Make sure to check out our gallery of every star that walked the Grammys 2018 red carpet! 
  
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 Gaga was second to perform, and appeared very quickly after opener Kendrick Lamar, so it made sense that she was just about the first person on the red carpet: She had to get this Armani some quality promenading time before she changed into her angel outfit. Mission accomplished, Stefani. This was one of the highest-impact outfits of the night, and one the telecasts turned to again and again for its glamorous B-roll — proving yet again that she's among the best at making the world her stage. 
  
 2. Best Jolt: Janelle Monae in Dolce & Gabbana 
  
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 Janelle has us conditioned to expect her in black, black and white, or either of those with a touch of red. So it was a delicious swerve to see her showing up in this D&G tux that's erupting in flowers — and yet still, somehow, so wholly her. If you don't yet think styling is an art, you'd best start. 
  
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 3. Best Accent: Hailee Steinfeld in Alexandre Vauthier 
  
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 When we saw her on the red carpet telecast, she was in close-up, and we were so confused why Hailee would pick Grammy night of ALL nights to go so simple. We needn't have furrowed: The full shot revealed those glitzy purple boots, which instantly elevated this entire look into excellence. And, not for nothing, made us think of Prince. It’s never a bad time to invoke his memory. 
  
 4. Best High-Low: India.Arie 
  
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 Doubtless the shirt and miniskirt themselves would be a perfectly cute outfit on their own, but that resplendent matching duster elevates this into something indelible. She'd better not take it off at the after-parties; it's perfect for making a dramatic entrance. 
  
 5. Best Golden Girl: Kelly Clarkson in Christian Siriano 
  
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 Kelly's inner light can illuminate pretty much anything, but this year she's had Christian Siriano cloaking it lovingly in custom black-and-gold, which has made her shine even more brightly. Some of Twitter thought this was a little much, but we think it's beautiful, ornate, and befitting our favorite Idol and just about the only person who can get us back to The Voice again. 
  
 6. Best Froof: Pink in Armani 
  
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 THIS is what the Grammys are about: big and bright and bold and a touch impractical, and probably not that easy to sit in without worrying about crushing something. And because Pink performed a stripped-down anthem in a white t-shirt and jeans, this was doubly impactful. 
  
 7. Best Suit-Dress: Andra Day 
  
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 Okay, so that slit may need to come with a warning label, but let's assume Andra has it taped to within a quarter-inch of its life (and her crotch). Because all-told, this is GLORIOUS, and it makes us want to order a sloe gin fizz — despite not really knowing what's in it — and drink it with her IMMEDIATELY, possibly while sitting on top of a piano. 
  
 8. Best Sexy Suit: Eve in Naeem Khan 
  
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 Oh, Naeem, we've missed you this awards season. This fab suit is an impeccable way to make your grand return. 
  
 9. Best Slouchy Suit: Alessia Cara 
  
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 Alessia Cara is clearly a woman who wants to look and feel like herself. And this cool suit, paired with a classic white tee, is totally authentic to the vibe she's always created even as it represents another small step toward stuff that's a bit slicker. She also took home Best New Artist, so it seems we'll be seeing a lot more of her evolution. We can't wait. 
  
 10. Best Legend: Reba McEntire 
  
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 Reba, you gleaming, glittering, gorgeous ginger, you. We would say "never change," but truly, you never seem to, and that's as it should be. (And for the soap-opera-loving kids who missed her the first time, Google the video for "Does He Love You." Reba is life.) 
  
 11. Best Red Carpet Red: Camila Cabello in Vivienne Westwood 
  
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 Technically speaking, hardly anyone wore red on the Grammys red carpet — but even if they had, we'd be giving Camila props for this. Her album's on fire; dressing to match was a very good call. 
  
 12. Best Maternity Look: Chrissy Teigen in Yanina Couture 
  
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 This sparkly confection would be good even if Chrissy weren't dressing for two. But it's all the more impressive given that we're pretty sure she'd rather be home gestating in her sweatpants. 
  
 13. Best Return to the Awards Show Circuit: Miley Cyrus in Jean-Paul Gaultier 
  
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 Miley hashtagged her tweet about the Grammys red carpet "#thebitchisback," and we'd add "#andbetterthanever." Her black jumpsuit — which she accessorized with a Sydney Evan diamond stacked eternity ring and sparkly, block-heel shoes — is elegant, understated, and, yes, perfect for throwing a drink in someone's face. You know, if she needs to. Is it wrong to hope she does? 
  
 14. Best Grammys Debut: Cardi B in Ashi Studio 
  
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 Miley's umpteenth go-round was refreshingly understated, but this was Cardi's first, so it's thrilling that she didn't phone it in: This is a lot of dress, and it makes a big splash, but no less than she herself has made on the music scene. You earned this, Cardi. Swim in it. 
  
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 15. Best Eyewear, Standard Division: Lisa Loeb in Zeina Nabulsi 
  
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 Lisa's frock is great, don't get us wrong. But we really love seeing her trademark glasses, which are as charming now as they were when we first fell in love with them, um, mumblesomething years ago. Excuse us, we've got to make an appointment with our optometrists. 
  
 16. Best Eyewear, Extremely Extra Division: Elton John 
  
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 Sir Elton just announced his retirement in ... well, 300 concerts from now, but still. We must pay tribute to a man who, his entire career, has known that the best way to accessorize a sparkly jacket is with yet more sparkles. 
  
 17. Best Raincoat: Rihanna in Alexandre Vauthier 
  
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 Okay, so Rihanna didn't technically walk the red carpet, but we couldn't resist including her. This oxblood patent leather coat/dress is too rad to keep to ourselves. We would get lost in all that, but as ever, she makes it look enviably easy. 
  
 18. Best Old Hollywood Shout-Out: Lana Del Rey in Gucci 
  
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 Lana Del Ray Twitter was quick to point out her resemblance to a very famous look of Hedy Lamarr's — and not only does Lana look great, it feels like it's exactly the right time to remind everyone that Lamarr was a tremendous beauty who also invented spread spectrum technology to help thwart the Nazis, which is basically the reason any of us have WiFi. Women contain multitudes, and where would the world be without us? Nowhere good. 
  
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 Joy Villa arrives at the 60th annual Grammy Awards. (Photo: Evan Agostini/Invision/AP) 
  
 Joy Villa didn't wear her politics on her sleeve — she wore it on her skirt. 
  
 The musician, who last year wore a MAGA-inspired gown to the Grammys, arrived Sunday with a pro-life purse and a fetus-in-utero hand-painted onto her ballgown's skirt. 
  
 "I'm a pro-life woman. This year I chose to make a statement on the red carpet like I always do," she told Fox News. "I'm all about life." 
  
 Villa told Fox she was inspired to paint this year's dress because she gave a baby up for adoption when she was 21, adding that she supports adoption over abortion. 
  
 The look, accented with a tiara, is in line with Villa's Grammys look from 2017, which featured Donald Trump's name and his catchphrase, "Make America Great Again." 
  
 "I love what he is doing; unemployment is down," she told Fox. "I am totally for President Trump, and it's only been one year. I can't wait for the next seven years!" 
  
 More: Grammy Awards 2018: The winners' list 
  
 More: Grammy Awards 2018: Minute-by-minute updates 
  
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There were plenty of dazzling looks on display at this year's Grammy Awards, but there was a clear standout as most talked-about: Joy Villa turned up with a "Choose Life" handbag and had a picture of a fetus hand-painted on her ballgown, USA Today reports. The musician—who wore a Make America Great Again dress last year—told Fox that her anti-abortion statement was inspired by her decision to give a child up for adoption when she was 21 years old. Other stars making the best, worst, or weirdest-dressed lists of US Weekly and Cosmopolitan include Chrissy Teigen, Lana Del Ray, Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, and Rihanna, who skipped the red carpet but accepted her Best Rap/Sung Performance award in a high-shine leather trenchcoat worn as an off-the-shoulder dress. Check out the gallery for more.