The best dressed men of the 2025 Grammy Awards
Jaden Smith wearing a miniature house on his head, Taylor Swift’s Travis Kelce-themed rosary beads, The Dare in the only black suit he owns—the 2025 Grammys red carpet was a real mixed bag. There were a handful of bedazzled blazers and Stetsons worn with bolo ties; some fluffy rosettes and leather gloves; and a surprising number of Hussar jackets. All in all, it wasn’t the strongest showing on the menswear front. But there were some standouts.
For content editor Nina Miyashita, it was Troye Sivan’s Prada number that stole the show. “The fact that the singer designed it in collaboration with the house and was inspired by a ’90s Uma Thurman look?” she exclaims. “Nailed it.” For fellow content editor Will Lennox, it was Kim Gordon in all-black Celine tailoring that came out on top on the Grammys red carpet. “Gordon looks every bit the icon she is,” he writes, “proving again why there’s plenty we men can learn from the womenswear muses in our lives.”
Below, we ask our editors to name their favourite looks from the 2025 Grammys red carpet. Scroll on for their verdicts.
Troye Sivan in Prada
“Where do I begin to fawn over Troye Sivan’s Prada suit? The sheer silk organza? The shades of lavender and lilac? The fact that the singer designed it in collaboration with the house and was inspired by a ’90s Uma Thurman look? The tiny brooched scarf?! It’s extremely campy yet completely refined, which proves perfect synergy for Sivan’s signature style, as well as for the off-kilter spirit of the Grammys. Nailed it.” —Nina Miyashita, content editor.
Shaboozey in Diesel
“Whatever is going on with this scarf-lapel-blazer plaid hybrid that Shaboozey has on here, I’m into it—along with the slanted square-toe boots. It leans into the avant-garde side of the Grammys without feeling too over the top. Smooth as hell.” —Gladys Lai, GQ head of brand
Jaden Smith in Louis Vuitton and an Abodi and Szilveszter Mako headpiece
“The obvious focal point of Jaden Smith’s outfit is the castle-shaped object he’s wearing on his head. But aside from that, my eye was immediately drawn to his Louis Vuitton suit, which has interesting blown-up proportions but looks understated in comparison to what’s on his head. Smith has long been an LV man, and this outfit balances black-tie formality and fun in a way that perfectly suits the kookiness of the Grammys.” —Jonah Waterhouse, fashion news editor
Ryan Beatty
“Ryan Beatty has had a massive year thanks to his contributions to Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter, and he showed up to celebrate in a seriously sleek fit. The Calico singer donned an elegant and sleek black-tie suit. The devil here, as always, is in the details. Notably, the broach elevates the outfit into a statement, but it’s the drape of the pants that really makes this a stunner of a look for me. Save this for your next wedding look.” —Charlie Calver, head of digital content
Will Smith
Will Smith proves that he still go it.
Benson Boone
The singer-songwriter pulled this one off, not everyone would though.
Via GQ Australia