Olivia Rodrigo wins Best New Artist at the 2022 GRAMMY Awards and more celebrities on the red carpet
Olivia Rodrigo was riding high after a triumphant night at the Grammys on Sunday - but it wasn't without a little backstage drama.
The moment was captured on camera by photographers as the 19-year-old gasped in shock while the statue plummeted to the floor and broke in two.
Oops, she did it: Olivia Rodrigo is recovering from some accidental backstage Grammys drama after she dropped one of the three Grammy awards she was holding in a photo shoot backstage at the awards show
The Deja Vu artist had a successful night, earning awards for best pop solo performance for Driver's License, best new artist and best pop vocal album for Sour.
Exclamations of 'oh no' can be heard on video captured by Variety.
One of the photographers tried to reassure the triple winner by saying, 'That's alright,' and then jokingly added, 'they'll put it on your bill.'
Deja Vu: Olivia Rodrigo gasped as she accidentally dropped one of her three Grammy awards. The moment was almost identical to one in which her idol, Taylor Swift, dropped one of her four Grammys in 2010
Quick fix: An assistant quickly gathered up the pieces and put the broken trophy back together
Fans couldn't help but comment that the Good 4 u singer's encounter with gravity was very similar to one her idol Taylor Swift experienced backstage at the 2010 awards show, in which she dropped one of her four awards.
When compared, both singers have similarly shocked looks on their faces.
And both recovered nicely.
Let's try this again: The Driver's License winner successfully poses with all three awards. The good news, is the trophies handed out on the big night aren't the real ones the stars display on their mantles. Those will be delivered, hopefully in one piece, at another time
An assistant quickly gathered up the pieces and put the broken trophy back together.
The good news, is the awards handed out on the big night aren't the real ones the stars display on their mantles.
Those will be delivered, hopefully in one piece, at another time.
At the 2022 Grammys on Sunday, April 3, the fashion didn't stop once the red carpet was rolled up.
In fact, for some of the evening's best-dressed names -- like Megan Thee Stallion, Tiffany Haddish and Lady Gaga -- one great getup simply wasn't enough.
Ahead, see all the outfit changes you may have missed during music's biggest night, from stellar performance styles to awesome afterparty looks.
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Megan Thee Stallion
After taking a walk on the wild side in animal-print Roberto Cavalli on the red carpet, the "Thot S--t" hitmaker changed into an equally sexy black cutout creation from Mônot. Later in the evening, she had a matching moment with Dua Lipa in a safety-pinned, slit-up-to-there Versace dress styled with latex leggings.
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Dua Lipa
The "Levitating" singer doubled down on Versace for the big night, donning one of the brand's iconic bondage dresses on the red carpet before coordinating with her "Sweetest Pie" collaborator.
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Lady Gaga
Gaga stole our hearts in a gaggle of Old Hollywood-inspired outfits on Grammys night, kicking things off in black-and-white Armani Privé paired with blinding Tiffany & Co. jewels. To perform a solo mashup of her duets with Tony Bennett, she donned a bow-bedecked Elie Saab Haute Couture gown in a pretty shade of robin's egg blue, followed by a feathery mint frock from Topo Studio -- the label designed by her sister, Natali Germanotta -- for the rest of the ceremony.
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Saweetie
Talk about a quick change! Halfway through the red carpet, the "Best Friend" rapper swapped her hot pink Valentino Haute Couture two-piece look for a glam Oscar de la Renta gown with a voluminous bubble skirt. And for the ceremony, she slipped into a nude embellished number by Etro with sexy side cutouts.
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Doja Cat
The "Say So" songstress started out her night in a sheer, shimmering Atelier Versace gown in mint green, later switching it for a sparkling blush halter dress from the same fashion house. She even traded her platinum blond locks for a darker 'do for look No. 2!
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Billie Eilish
The "Happier Than Ever" hitmaker put a new twist on the trench coat with her Rick Owens look for the red carpet. During her performance, she paid tribute to late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins in a Willy Chavarria T-shirt printed with his likeness.
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Olivia Rodrigo
From prom queen to pop-punk princess: The first-time Grammy winner graced the carpet in a trompe l'oeil Vivienne Westwood gown teamed with opera gloves and two chokers, and later performed her hit tune "Drivers License" in a white ruffled Givenchy mini styled with Wolford fishnets, combat boots -- and even more chokers.
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Carrie Underwood
After walking the red carpet in a gold Dolce & Gabbana gown with a dramatic full skirt, the country crooner changed into a short and sparkly LBD from the fashion house. Then, to perform her song "Ghost Story" during the ceremony, she flaunted her famous legs in a purple Afffair frock with a billowing cape.
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Lenny Kravitz
Leave it to Lenny to rock out in three different leather looks in one night. After hitting the carpet in second-skin pants paired with one of Natalia Fedner's signature metal mesh creations -- a caped halter top, to be precise -- the "Fly Away" crooner took the stage in a custom bronze leather Chrome Hearts jumpsuit topped with a metal shoulder piece, also by Fedner. He ended the evening in a black satin blazer and his trusty leather trousers, this time styled with tall leopard-print boots for a dose of extra drama.
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Chrissy Teigen
The "Cravings" cookbook author brought big Barbie energy to the red carpet in bright pink Nicole + Felicia Couture; once inside, she swapped her strapless ballgown for a sexy, shimmering George Hobeika Couture design with feathery sleeves in the same hot hue.
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Tiffany Haddish
She ready -- to party, that is. After sparkling on the red carpet in rose gold sequined Prada, the "Girls Trip" star suited up in orange Dolce & Gabbana to celebrate post-show.
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H.E.R.
Icons honoring icons! After channeling Aretha Franklin in a yellow embellished Dundas jumpsuit with winged sleeves, the musician nodded to Prince in a sparkling purple suit from the label. During the ceremony, she was also spotted in a long black T-shirt dress emblazoned with the words "Rebel Soul."
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Cynthia Erivo
The ever-stylish entertainer selected two likeminded Louis Vuitton looks for the Grammys: a silver sequined gown with a slit skirt and draped sleeves for the red carpet, and a black embellished jumpsuit featuring similar details for her performance honoring Stephen Sondheim.
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Leslie Odom Jr.
Joining Erivo for the Sondheim medley was the "Hamilton" favorite, who changed out of his knotted Dior Men jacket and gray pants and into a sunny yellow double-breasted suit before taking the stage.
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Rachel Zegler
The "West Side Story" star also sang during the salute to Sondheim, dressed in a vibrant red Zuhair Murad design. Prior to her performance, she swanned across the red carpet in an off-the-shoulder gray tulle gown from Dior Haute Couture.
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Jon Batiste
The night's biggest winner -- who took home five trophies in total, including Album of the Year -- had almost as many outfits planned for the evening. After hitting the red carpet in a harlequin-patterned sequined suit by Dolce & Gabbana, he performed in a dramatic cloak layered over a pale blue metallic suit from the Italian label. At night's end, the multitalented musician celebrated in an Alexander McQueen cape dripping with chandelier-style crystals.
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Lil Nas X
But nobody could top the "Montero" rapper's five -- count 'em, five outfit changes, all created in collaboration with Balmain. After dazzling in a white pearl-encrusted ensemble on the carpet, the style star incorporated a trio of looks into his performance, including an embellished military-style suit, a blinged-out crop top and a logo-printed cape. A black suit with gold armor-like details closed out his fashion parade.
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