Bad Bunny sets the bar in Schiaparelli
When Bad Bunny steps onto a red carpet, expect history to be made. This year, just before his Super Bowl spectacle, the Puerto Rican superstar made waves by becoming the first man ever to wear a Schiaparelli men’s look. Designed with Schiaparelli’s signature avant-garde flair, his suit featured dramatically oversized shoulders that exuded power, while a shocking reveal awaited in the back: a precisely cinched corset, defying convention and underscoring Bunny’s fearless approach to self-expression. Luminous Cartier jewels sparkled across his ensemble, ensuring all eyes remained fixed on his every move.
Sombr's electric edge in Valentino
Hot on the heels was Sombr, who turned the red carpet into his own glam-rock runway. Donning a spectacular Valentino suit, custom crafted by Alessandro Michele, Sombr’s look was a vibrant study in contrasts—part classic tailoring, part futuristic dazzle. The suit’s bold silver and red sequins caught every flashbulb, but it was the details that made the look pop: a gold lace shirt peeked from beneath the jacket, and seafoam-studded slippers added an unexpected twist of color and whimsy.
- Custom silver and red sequin tailoring
- Gold lace shirt for subtle opulence
- Seafoam slippers—a rule-breaking signature
In a world of black tuxedos, Sombr’s look said, “Rock and roll never gets old.”
Benson Boone’s sheer sophistication in Giorgio Armani
Softening the glitter with a refined touch was Benson Boone, who brought an air of timeless sophistication to the evening. The “Beautiful Things” singer wore a Giorgio Armani black velvet tuxedo, its lapel adorned with gleaming Swarovski crystal beading, pairing it with a sheer black evening shirt that struck a balance between classic formality and fresh allure. Boone’s ensemble whispered elegance rather than shouted, proving that less can indeed be more when it comes to red carpet impact.
Shaboozey rides high in Bode’s cowboycore
Swaggering into the night’s festivities, Shaboozey embraced a fashion-forward “cowboycore” aesthetic courtesy of Bode. His look:
- Classic black tuxedo jacket and matching waistcoat
- Crisp white button-down
- Western continental-style tie
- Large belt buckle
- Weathered, dark-wash jeans
With every detail, Shaboozey’s fit recalled the rugged western spirit, reimagined for the Grammy spotlight. The faded jeans and bold buckle added layers of authenticity, cementing his place among the night’s most memorable style renegades.
Justin Bieber masters minimalism in Balenciaga
Meanwhile, Justin Bieber proved that sometimes, dialing things down amplifies your presence tenfold. The superstar opted for suave minimalism in his Balenciaga ensemble—oversized, unstructured, and effortlessly chic. Far from the pop rebel’s sometimes outlandish previous looks, this outfit reflected a mature, pared-back sensibility. “Daisies” may be the song on everyone’s lips, but it’s this visionary minimalism that whispered Bieber’s evolution.
- Relaxed yet sculpted silhouette
- Neutral palettes, making his style universally appealing
- Emphasis on grown-up sophistication
Fashion’s new era: the power of expression
From Bad Bunny’s gender-bending couture to Sombr’s glitter rebellion, and from Boone’s velvet finesse to Shaboozey’s cowboy ethos and Bieber’s serene minimalism, the 2026 Grammys’ red carpet celebrated the most dynamic era of menswear we’ve ever witnessed. Each artist’s look became a canvas—illustrating not only their evolving artistry but also the limitless possibilities of modern style.