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White tones, chiffon, tulle, ethereal silhouettes, and bridal and romantic inspiration were the main protagonists of the 2026 Latin Grammy red carpet, with the notable presence of Rosalía, the night's big winner, who chose an imposing design by Matières Fécales, and singers like Karol G or Mon Laforte.
The Latin Grammys, which celebrated their 27th edition tonight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas (United States), crowned Rosalía, who took home six awards for 'Lux'. The Spaniard also stood out with her appearance on the red carpet.

Bridal and ethereal inspiration
Rosalia, who had three outfit changes throughout the night, opted for an imposing design from the transgressive firm Matières Fécales. The dress was made up of a tight tulle bodice that left her shoulders bare, and a wide, voluminous skirt that created a fairytale silhouette, accompanied by an updo hairstyle and her well-known blonde hair halo.
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In a similar style, Karol G and Mon Laferte chose dresses with bridal and ethereal inspiration. 'La Tropicoqueta', who took home two awards, opted for a tight mermaid-silhouette suit, made of tulle and signed by Greek designer Celia Kritharioti, while Laferte opted for a white-toned design by Vivienne Westwood, with a puffed skirt, a large bridal veil, and a strapless neckline that showed off all her tattoos.

White was also the choice of Argentine Silvana Estrada, who had six nominations this year, and who wore a dress in white tones, with a pleated skirt and a strapless neckline.
In the opposite direction, Janet Jackson, in charge of presenting the Lifetime Achievement Award to the Puerto Rican Daddy Yankee, opted for a more sober style with a purple suit jacket with pronounced shoulder pads and a high neckline.
The urban touch was provided by singer Tokischa, who wore a black suit consisting of pants, a tight top, and a leather jacket, and Bad Gyal, who wore a snake-print dress by Salih Balta, consisting of a corset and a bold skirt.
Actress Ana de Armas, who traded Hollywood for the Latin Grammys, attended in an Elie Saab design in blue tones with a floral print, to accompany her partner, Venezuelan singer Alberto 'Beto' Montenegro.

Among the most personal bets were Lila Downs' red dress with ruffles and fringe, accompanied by a black corset and glasses, and Sofia Monroy with a striking gray outfit inspired by a masculine suit and accompanied by a realistic bodice that imitated a male torso.
Also walking the carpet were Nathy Peluso, with a sky-blue dress accompanied by a wine-colored drape; Camila Cabello with a pastel pink satin style by Simone Rocha, completed by a feather boa; or Elena Rose with a sculptural white outfit.
Traditional tuxedo and suits for men
Most men opted for the traditional evening tuxedo and pantsuit. This was the case for Daddy Yankee, one of the stars of the ceremony due to his Lifetime Achievement award, who chose a black suit jacket with shiny details on the shoulders.
More innovative were the Spanish musician Leiva, who wore an original pastel yellow double-breasted suit jacket; Ryan Castro in a baby pink velvet suit; and Feid, who opted for a beige suit accompanied by a curious crochet-knit tie. Argentine producer Bizarrap opted for a classic suit to which he added his traditional cap and sunglasses.
Those who also opted for the tuxedo were Uruguayan Jorge Drexler, with a wine-colored suit and black shirt; Pablo Alborán, with an elegant tuxedo consisting of a green jacket and black pants; or Pedro Peixoto, who also opted for velvet. The Texan style was chosen by Carin León with a suit of that inspiration, boots, and a hat.
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