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This is the red carpet after all, that brought us Lady Gaga arriving in an egg in 2011, Nicki Minaj in head-to-toe leopard the same year, and Jennifer Lopez in a famously gravity-defying plunge-front Versace gown in 2000.
This is the awards show of outrageous, or at least super-sexy, fashion statements. And so far tonight, the Grammys has been Italian fashion's game.
Three best dressed ladies are flying the flag for Italian labels Versace and Emilio Pucci.
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One is Gwen Stefani in a black Versace jumpsuit with sculptural, sparkly mesh at the neckline. Also in Versace, Ariana Grande is wearing a white, one-shoulder gown with silver chain-mail embellishment. Another best is Katharine McPhee in a peach crepe gown with a keyhole front, decorated with gold bars by Emilio Pucci. The gown fits her like a glove.
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