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People Magazine's Best and Worst Dressed
BEST
GWEN STEFANI: BEST
The always unique Gwen Stefani (a nominee for best female pop vocal performance for "What You Waiting For?") is a playful addition to the red carpet in a sheer, anything-but-basic black, draped minidress.
BEYONCE: BEST
Sultry Beyonce (nominated with Destiny's Child for best group R&B performance for "Lose My Breath") shows off her sexy curves in a graceful black gown accented with gold trim.
USHER: BEST
Usher, who took home three awards, lights up L.A.'s Staples Center in stark white, including a dapper vest, offset with a dark tie and plenty of bling.
JENNIFER LOPEZ & MARC ANTHONY: BEST
Newlyweds Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony, who performed a romantic duet of their ballad "Escapemonos," also coordinate their fashion choices: Lopez in a delicate, ruffled baby-blue dress, and Anthony (who won best Latin pop album for Amar Sin Mentiras) in an elegant, pinstriped suit.
QUEEN LATIFAH: BEST
Grammys host Queen Latifah is a tangerine dream in a pleated column gown with off-the-shoulder sleeves. A sparkling gold necklace completes the look.
JOSS STONE: BEST
Best new artist nominee Joss Stone takes her breezy bohemian style up several notches in an eye-catching, body-hugging floral Petro Zillia gown.
ALISON KRAUSS: BEST
Bluegrass artist (and double Grammy nominee) Alison Krauss adds some old-school glamor to the Grammys in an elegant, strapless scarlet gown
WORST
SHERYL CROW: WORST
Nominee Sheryl Crow (for best female pop vocal performance for "The First Cut Is the Deepest") may have a buff body, but her halter dress – featuring a peekaboo tummy cutout trimmed with what looks like tinsel – doesn't flatter her figure.
AMY LEE: WORST
Wearing tattered layers of tulle, Amy Lee (nominated with Evanescence for "My Immortal") looks like she's modeling a goth prom dress instead of a Grammy gown.
JOHN MAYER: WORST
Just call him Sgt. Pepper: Double-Grammy winner John Mayer (for his song "Daughters") misses the mark in a Beatles-inspired velvet blazer.
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