Bad Bunny made a striking appearance on the 2026 Grammy Awards red carpet, dressed for the high-profile event in a Schiaparelli velvet tuxedo with a bold design twist. The jacket featured an intricate lace-up detail along the back, reminiscent of a corset, complete with gold eyelets and leather laces. While the ensemble offered a dramatic rear view, the front maintained a classic aesthetic with a white floral lapel pin, a neatly folded pocket square, and a black bow tie.
This marked Schiaparelli’s debut red carpet menswear moment under designer Daniel Roseberry, whose creations have previously been worn by celebrities like Ariana Grande and Bella Hadid. Bad Bunny arrived at the ceremony with six Grammy nominations, including Album of the Year for De aquí Tiramos Más Fotos and both Song and Record of the Year for “DtMF.” He had already secured a pre-broadcast win for Best Global Music Performance with “EoO.”
The event served as a prelude to an even bigger milestone for the Puerto Rican superstar: his upcoming performance at the Super Bowl halftime show on February 8. Bad Bunny will make history as the first artist to deliver a predominantly Spanish-language set during the iconic show, a fact he humorously referenced during his Saturday Night Live monologue last year.
Known for his daring fashion choices—from provocative Calvin Klein campaigns to avant-garde Met Gala looks—Bad Bunny was named one of Vogue’s best-dressed individuals in 2025. His stylist, Storm Pablo, emphasized the artist’s creative vision, noting, “His biggest thing is not looking like a mannequin.” True to form, Bad Bunny’s Grammys ensemble balanced sophistication with unexpected flair, setting the stage for his trailblazing week ahead.