What a big weekend it was for South Africa following major wins. It started Saturday night, February 3, when Bafana Bafana won against Cape Verde and made it to the Afcon semi-finals.
And then, on Sunday, February 4, Tyla won her first Grammy. The “Water” hitmaker won the award for Best African Music Performance.
And thanks to her elite fashion sense, she looked gorgeous in a a green asymmetrical Versace dress with Swarovski crystals.
Even at the pre-Grammy gala, she wore a stunning black outfit from the Area Couture Autumn/Winter 2023.
Victoria Monét and her family understood the assignment. Accompanied by her daughter and partner, the singer dazzled in a brown custom Versace gown and completed the look with a Bulgari snake necklace.
Beyoncé and Jay Z’s daughter, Blue Ivy, was among the best dressed. Although she didn’t walk the red carpet, she looked adorable in her white off-shoulder dress and matching boots.
Her loose braids elevated her look.
It is no secret that many guests didn’t get the styling right at the 66th Grammy’s. Taylor Swift, who won the Album of the Year Award, didn’t do much justice for that Schiaparelli gown.
As a muse, you're supposed to make clothes look good not the other way round. Although Swift's gown was beautiful, the styling was off.
From the peep toes to the jewellery and hair, the only thing she got right was the make-up. She was supposed to tie her hair into a bun to give the dress a full display.
Wear pointed heels for the slit to look better, and wear a piece of thin gold jewellery instead of the multiple silver chains she wore.
There is no denying that Beyoncé is a music icon, but we can’t say much about her fashion. She wore a Louise Vuitton two-piece and a cowboy hat, and that look would’ve worked better for the after-party, not the main ceremony.
Below is pics of other celebrities at the 66th Grammys:
Damn Miley had about 5 outfit changes and they are all so flattering with the hair pic.twitter.com/ICwkcxsJKR
Boity and Tyla link up at the Grammys..🔥❤🇿🇦#GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/h7l244Z25r
— MDN NEWS (@MDNnewss) February 5, 2024