Must-See Outfit Changes at the 2022 Grammys

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Megan Thee Stallion

The common denominator between the rapper's three looks? Majorly sexy style. From her one-shoulder, leopard Roberto Cavalli gown on the red carpet to her two black dresses inside the show, MTS was all about a body-con moment.

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Carrie Underwood

The hemlines kept getting shorter for the country queen, who opted for a full-on ball gown moment on the red carpet in a sunshine Dolce & Gabbana design, followed by a knee-length, crystal-covered Dolce & Gabbana LBD inside the show before hitting the stage to perform in a royal purple AFFFAIR mini dress with an attached cape that put her famously toned legs on display.

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Saweetie

Saweetie actually changed her gowns mid-carpet (first came the custom fuchsia Valentino two-piece outfit followed by a custom Oscar de la Renta black taffeta bubble-skirt gown with a sheer, illusion bustier and crystal flowers) before slipping into something simpler — but still skin-baring, by Etro — inside the show.

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Lenny Kravitz

The cornerstone of Lenny's 2022 Grammys wardrobe was leather pants and knee-high boots, which clearly worked with whatever pec-baring top he rocked.

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Lady Gaga

Gaga first hit the carpet in a one-shoulder, black Armani Privé gown that featured a sweeping white train and open back, plus Tiffany & Co. jewelry. For a heartfelt, jazzy tribute to her duets with Tony Bennett, the superstar changed into an equally glamorous Elie Saab Couture gown with a huge bow at the back. She later kept the mint green trend going in a feather-embellished design.

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Chrissy Teigen

Teigen was definitely thinking pink for the red carpet, having a fairytale fashion moment in a vibrant Nicole + Felicia Couture ballgown. Inside the show (where she was joined by her adorable children!), she kept the pink theme going in a cutout, sequin Georges Hobeika Couture design with feather statement sleeves.

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H.E.R.

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The musician continued to use her fashion to honor musical icons, wearing a custom Dundas jumpsuit on the carpet that was a tribute to Aretha Franklin's 1976 American Music Awards look. She then changed into a "Rebel Soul" emblazoned black dress before wearing another custom Dundas design, featuring purple trousers, a cap-sleeve bodysuit and matching purple camouflage motorcycle jacket embellished with mirrors, beadwork and beaded fringe trim.

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Olivia Rodrigo

The newly minted Grammy winner switched out of her figure-framing Vivienne Westwood gown and into a white Givenchy mini with a ruffle hemline, paired with Wolford fishnets and combat boots for a beautiful performance of her mega-hit "Driver's License."

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Doja Cat

Not only did Doja Cat pull off a gown change (swapping out her mint, sheer, sparkling Versace gown for a blush, sheer, sparkling Versace gown) but she also went from blonde to brunette!

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Billie Eilish

On the red carpet, Billie rocked her signature style in a goth-like all-black look, which included an oversize cape jacket plus a floor-length dress and rectangular frames. She pared it all down for her stage performance of "Happier Than Ever" wearing a custom oversize Willy Chavarria T-shirt with a picture of late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins on the front.

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Lil Nas X

These are just three of the musician's many outfit changes. He first hit the carpet in white, pearl-embellished Balmain moto suit. He then performed in a glam uniform-style jacket which he later removed to reveal a one-shoulder crystal crop top underneath.

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Justin Bieber

The pop star changed out of the roomy, oversize Balenciaga suit and beanie he wore on the red carpet and into some tighter leather-like pants, a black cropped ALTU hoodie from designer Joseph Altuzarra's new line and a backwards baseball cap for his performance of the smash hit "Peaches."

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Jon Batiste

As the musician's number of Grammys increased, so did his outfits! The album of the year winner first hit the carpet in a colorful sequin Dolce & Gabbana suit, followed by a dusty blue iridescent Dolce & Gabbana suit for her energetic performance. Later, he accepted the biggest award of the night in a black, crystal embroidered Alexander McQueen cape.

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Cynthia Erivo

The multi-hyphenate star swapped one Louis Vuitton look for another! She first hit the carpet in a custom, belted Louis Vuitton gown with statement draped velvet sleeves and hand embroidery, followed by a heavily-embellished, two-piece set (also LV!) covered in crystals for the moving Stephen Sondheim tribute.