Who Wore This Outfit To The GRAMMYs?

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Before he evolved into Yeezy, married a famous reality-TV starlet, and launched his own fashion line, Kanye West was busy winning GRAMMY Awards in stylishly loud pastels.

The "Stronger" superstar arrived at the 48th Annual GRAMMY Awards in a soft-hued suit, adorned with a silky white collar, and shiny new kicks. Of course, his then-signature dark shades made an appearance, as well. 

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In 2013, the rapper looked as if he went from coffin to carpet in a shiny Versace cape. Paired with white toggle Christian Louboutin loafers and an elaborate belt, vampire-chic never looked so good! 

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Songstress Alicia Keys arrived at the 44th Annual GRAMMYs wearing more beads than we could count—including soft embellishments on her eyelids—on this Christian Dior slip dress and jeans. Keys definitely made a statement in this ensemble without singing a note!

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Beyoncé hit the red carpet for the first time as a solo artist at the 46th Annual GRAMMY Awards, looking as golden as the five gramophone awards she took home that night. What's even sweeter than her sweeping success? The megastar's dress was designed by her mother, Tina Knowles. 

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The pop princess may not have won either of the awards she was nominated for in 2000—Best New Artist and Best Female Pop Performance for "...Baby One More Time"—but she did steal the show when she strolled down the carpet in this white Randolph Duke dress and Oscar de la Renta stole. 

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Christina arrived at the 43rd Annual GRAMMY Awards looking beach-ready in braids and a sheer, revealing dress designed by Trish Summerville. Her red carpet ensemble will go down in history as one of the night's most talked about looks. 

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How low can you go? Jenny from the Block hit the 42nd GRAMMY Awards red carpet in this plunging, now-infamous Versace dress, looking breezy, relaxed, and giving us some serious vacation vibes. 

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Before he brought sexy back, Justin Timberlake was making loud sartorial choices as a member of the boy band *NSYNC at the 42rd Annual GRAMMY Awards. Is it corduroy? Is it velvet? Either way, it'd make an amazing upholstery pattern.

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Katy Perry left her latex cupcake dresses at home for the 2009 GRAMMY Awards in favor of this bubblegum-pink Basil Soda dress and Jacob & Co. jewelry. 

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Lady Gaga isn't afraid to rock unconventional fashion styles on the red carpet, like the time she showed up to the GRAMMYs in an egg. Mother Monster landed at the 2010 GRAMMYs in a stellar gown by Giorgio Armani Privé, sporting yellow locks and sky-high asymmetrical heels. 

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If there's one thing Madonna knows how to do, it's get people talking. In 2014, Madge wore a Ralph Lauren tuxedo and carried a cane as she flashed a golden grill to the paparazzi. 

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The only thing smoother than Michael Bolton's silky vocals might be his 1992 mullet, which he let loose at the 34th Annual GRAMMY Awards. The crooner really went the distance that year when he won a Best Pop Vocal Performance GRAMMY for "When A Man Loves A Woman."

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The vegan visionary smiled at the 43rd Annual GRAMMY Awards. Later that night, the DJ performed "Natural Blues" alongside the blue crew and R&B singer Jill Scott. Is there anything Moby can't accomplish? Answer: no.

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After his days as one-third of The Jonas Brothers, Nick transformed both his career and his personal style, as exhibited when the swoon-worthy singer stopped our hearts at the 57th Annual GRAMMY Awards in a grey-and-yellow Versace suit and casual kicks. 

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Whether she was on her way to grandmother's house or skipping off to the Vatican, Nicki Minaj didn't fail to make our jaws drop in 2012. The rapper stunned in a beaded Atelier Versace cape and blood-red gloves with arguably the most unique accessory of them all: a Pope impersonator. 

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The quirky indie-pop quartet took a break from dancing on treadmills to make this creatively coordinated appearance at the 2007 GRAMMYs. 

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From Black Sabbath frontman to reality-TV darling, Ozzy has never shied away from the spotlight. With his perfectly coifed hair and stark black suit, the Prince of Darkness managed to lighten up and have a little fun at the 56th Annual GRAMMY Awards. 

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Paul spruced up an adorable T-shirt, which featured a playful photo of The Beatles in their younger years, by pairing it with a sporty blazer and funky belt at the 51st Annual GRAMMY Awards. The supergroup may've broken up 45 years ago, but it's nice to see Paul still manages to keep the band together and close to his heart. 

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The Latin pop sensation was truly living "La Vida Loca" at the 41st Annual GRAMMY Awards and couldn't contain his excitement while donning a silky ribbed sweater and loose-fitting leather pants.

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Rihanna shone bright like a diamond at the 2011 GRAMMY Awards in a barely-there Jean Paul Gaultier gown. With vibrant red locks and a killer smile, we're pretty sure RiRi is pure perfection in any outfit.

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Legendary crooner Tony Bennett kept his style as classic as his music in this black-and-white three-piece suit at the 45th Annual GRAMMY Awards. His best accessory? One of his 17 golden gramophones. 

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Life's too short to not strike a silly pose when the opportunity presents itself. Just ask Weird Al! The prince of parody made us laugh at the 57th Annual GRAMMY Awards when he made a face that would cause even the grumpiest of cats to smile. 

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Forget being just another man in black! Will Smith got jiggy with it at the 41st Annual GRAMMY Awards in a truly unforgettable leather suit and silver chain necklace. 

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The indie-pop darling jazzed up a white Aritzia suit with custom rainbow airbrushing by artist Adam Siegel. Paired with loose waves, shade-blocking oversized sunnies, and some of the hippest boots around, Jenny proved that she doesn't have to be "One Of The Guys" to be the epitome of cool. 

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Always ahead of the fashion curve, Jay-Z somehow managed to make a T-shirt, dog tags, aviators, white coat and pants combo look flawless at the 48th Annual GRAMMY Awards. He may have 99 problems, but red carpet style ain't one. 

Find out who makes GRAMMY fashion history with CBS's first-ever Red Carpet Special, which kicks off live from L.A.'s STAPLES Center on Monday, Feb. 15 at 7e/4p, and will be hosted by Entertainment Tonight's Nancy O'Dell and Kevin Frazier, in addition to CSI: Cyber star Shad "Bow Wow" Moss.

Then, stick around for the 58th Annual GRAMMY Awards, which will be broadcast live at 8e/5p, and available for streaming through CBS All Access. 

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