Gracie Abrams was a vision tonight as she stepped out to the 2025 Grammy Awards.
The singer took the red carpet at Los Angeles’s Crypto.com Arena in an all-white ensemble from Chanel, becoming one of the French maison’s signature brides.
Her romantic ivory gown featured an off-the-shoulder neckline, complemented by one of Chanel’s staple rose details. A sheer matching veil emerged from the neckline, elegantly covering Abrams’s sleek brown bob before cascading down the singer’s sides to form a train. A black ribbon belt cinched her look at the waist, while the skirt of her dress was also veiled with a gauzy white fabric.
Abrams complemented her ensemble with a pair of black pumps, as well as Chanel Signature de Perles earrings and a Coco crush diamond ring. She opted for her usual glam, including a smoked-out brown eyeshadow, a subtle highlight, rosy blush, and pale-pink lipstick.
Tonight, Abrams is nominated for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, following her “Us” duet with pal Taylor Swift on her record-breaking Eras Tour. She’s up against some tough competitors, including Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars’s “Die With a Smile,” Ariana Grande’s “the boy is mine” (performed alongside Brandy and Monica), Charli XCX and Billie Eilish’s “Guess,” and Beyonce’s “Levii’s Jeans” duet with Post Malone.
Abrams is best known for her bedroom pop hits, including “That’s So True” and “Let It Happen.” The California-born singer is the daughter of director and composer J.J. Abrams (of Star Wars fame) and Katie McGrath, a film and television producer. She recently paid tribute to her home state by performing at FireAid, a benefit concert raising money to help rebuild communities that were devastated by the recent Los Angeles wildfires. Backstage, she posed with friend Olivia Rodrigo, who also performed at the benefit.
“Olivia completely embodies her music in what she’s wearing,” Abrams previously told Harper’s Bazaar. “She’s referencing her influences in her style in the same way that she has in some of the punk pop, the genre that she falls into—not that she falls into any one genre at all.”
As for the “Tough Love” singer, she considers her own style more “boyish.” She went on to tell Bazaar about her love of menswear: “It’s so sexy, and I feel confident in boxy pieces sometimes. I love the contrast between the outfit I wore to perform: a small top with a baggy pant. That’s my favorite thing in the world.”
