The Eyewear of the 68th Grammy Awards

Posted on Feb 02, 2026

It was the 68th Grammy Awards night, returning once again to the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Across Sunday 1 February, more than 95 awards were handed out throughout the afternoon and evening, celebrating the very best in music across genres. The night delivered several standout moments, including wins for Billie Eilish and FINNEAS with Wildflower, Olivia Dean taking home Best New Artist, and Kendrick Lamar claiming Best Rap Album for GNX. The Grammys remain one of the most closely watched nights in the entertainment calendar; where music, culture, and style collide on a global stage.

While the awards honour artistic excellence, for us the Grammys are also a showcase of the season’s most striking eyewear moments. From bold photochromic lenses to statement silhouettes and future cult classics, sunglasses and optical frames punctuated the red carpet with confidence and personality.

Jamie Foxx, one of the most scene-stealing presences on the carpet and nominated for Best Comedy Album for What Had Happened Was…, wore black Tom Ford Ilias TF1154 01E sunglasses with yellow photochromic lenses.

Music or cinema, the red carpet is Miley Cyrus’ element. This year she opted for timeless black Celine Triomphe CL40194U 01A oval sunglasses.

Busta Rhymes arrived in a red velvet suit paired with gold Cartier Panthère CT0549S 004 rimless sunglasses with violet lenses. Bold and refined.

Joni Mitchell walked the arrivals in gold Dita Ravitte DTX140 01 cat-eye opticals, a discontinued colourway, though rose gold and silver version remains in stock.

Before later switching to gold and tortoiseshell Dita Perplexer DTS 405 02 sunglasses as she accepted Best Historical Album for Joni Mitchell Archives – Volume 4: The Asylum Years 1976–1980.

Paris Hilton leaned fully into high-glamour, accessorising her look with black Swarovski SK6046 shades, available via special order.

Stevie Wonder continued his signature eyewear streak in black and gold Balmain Wonder Boy III BPS-127A.

Lauryn Hill performed onstage during the 68th GRAMMY Awards, wearing Rick Owens x Moncler Temple 0ME8010 Sunglasses.

Singer-songwriter Destin Conrad pulled off transparent Dita Grandmaster Seven DTS407 02 sunglasses with brown gradient lenses.

Duff McKagan of Guns N’ Roses rocked black Cutler and Gross x The Great Frog Phantom Lucky Diamond GFSN013 01 sunglasses.

Teyana Taylor presented the award for Best Pop Vocal Album with Nikki Glaser to Lady Gaga, wearing Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer RW4006 6705/P5 Photochromic Smart Glasses

Singer-songwriter Kenyon Dixon arrived at the awards ceremony wearing transparent yellow Saint Laurent SL 737 sunglasses with grey smoke lenses. While we currently stock the model in a transparent beige, you can pre-order the similar colourway Kenyon wore by sending us a message.

Leon Bridges joined the wave of new Saint Laurent SL 902 HOWL in transparent beige, a standout style arriving at Pretavoir this April.

Lecrae was also spotted in new Saint Laurent SL 902 HOWL Transparent Cognac Brown. We think this style is going to be very popular in 2026!

Diane Warren, nominated for Best Music Film for Relentless, embraced bold glamour in Balmain B-V BPS-121A, a style now discontinued.

We loved the coordinated mauve-suit moment from Malice and Pusha T of Clipse alongside Pharrell Williams, nominated for Album of the Year for Let God Sort ’Em Out, with Malice and Pharrell both wearing Louis Vuitton Heritage Square sunglasses.

Actor Miles Caton from Sinners, whose composer Ludwig Göransson earned two nominations for Best Song Written for Visual Media and Best Instrumental Composition, wore transparent Louis Vuitton Frog Pilot frames.

Jack Osbourne, who attended with Sharon Osbourne, Kelly Osbourne, and Sid Wilson, opting for Chrome Hearts See You In Tea optical glasses.

Ty Dolla $ign chose Julien sunglasses from Jacques Marie Mage.

Rickey Thompson finished the night in AMIRI Sunset aviator sunglasses.

And then... there's the Grammys afterparty hosted by Saint Laurent

Rosé attended the Saint Laurent Grammy After Party wearing YSL Sunglasses, of course! She is wearing Saint Laurent Sun SL M94 001.

Prada ambassador Hunter Schafer wears Prada PR B21S 20D50Q to the Saint Laurent Grammy Party.

Teyana Taylor attended the Saint Laurent Grammy After Party, wearing
Saint Laurent SL 902 HOWL in Black - coming to PRETAVOIR in April.

Officially a Saint Laurent ambassador, Heated Rivalry star Connor Storrie attended the Grammys afterparty (he has been making mustard yellow trendy again) paired with tortoiseshell Saint Laurent Sun SL 83 002 shades from our Fall/Winter 2025 drop.

Canadian actor François Arnaud, who also starred in Heated Rivalry, attended the Grammys afterparty in sleek black Saint Laurent Sun SL 816 001 sunglasses.

Let's revisit the eyewear moments from the 67th Grammy Awards

The 2025 Grammy Awards, held on February 2nd, marked a pivotal moment in the music industry, where exceptional talent and cultural influence converged on a global stage. As the stars graced the red carpet, their fashion choices, including noteworthy eyewear selections, became a visual feast, setting the tone for an evening that transcended musical excellence. The biggest awards of the night included Beyonce's historic first win for Album of the Year as well as Best Country Album for Cowboy Carter, Kendrick Lamar's triumph with Song of the Year and Record of the Year for Not Like Us, and Chappell Roan victory with Best New Artist. Notable performaces on the night included Charli XCX singing Von Dutch and Guess from her Grammy Award Winning Album, brat wearing sunglasses on stage and throughout the ceremony of course. Sabrina Carpenter signing her smash hits Espresso and Please, Please, Please. And let's not forget Janelle Monae emulating Michael Jackson during Quincy Jones Tribute performance wearing Ray-Ban Sunglasses. Kanye West (wearing Prada Sunglasses) and Bianca Censori made a controversial appearance at the event given they were not invited. The red carpet, adorned with stunning looks and statement eyewear, seamlessly led into a night filled with unforgettable highlights and showcased the Grammys as an event that not only recognises musical brilliance but also shapes the cultural narrative in the realm of fashion and beyond. Let's dive into the eyewear that shined on both the red carpet and inside the Los Angeles' Crypto.com Arena.