Raise a glass to Rosé's style.
The Blackpink singer was as elegant as ever at the 2026 Grammy Awards, hitting the red carpet in a custom Giambattista Valli Couture gown and Le Silla shoes at the Feb. 1 show in Los Angeles.
And the first-time nominee, styled by Law Roach, certainly has a big night in store, as she will be stepping into the spotlight as a performer at the Cypto.com Arena. Not to mention, she's up for Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for her Bruno Mars collab "Apt.," making her the first lead K-pop artist to earn a nod in any of the main six categories of the show, according to Billboard.
The Grammys honor actually caught Rosé off guard, as she revealed she had just gotten home from a night out in Seoul when the nominations were announced. It was 12:50 a.m., the 28-year-old recalled: “I had just brushed my teeth and it happened."
But it was a long time in the making with her mentor Bruno, who she called "a big cheerleader for me at a very crucial moment."
Rosé remembered "hustling information" out of him during their first meeting in 2024.
“I was trying to get the most out of the meeting because I thought it’d be our last—first and last meeting, forever," she told Billboard in December. "Like, ‘This is my moment, I need to get all the tips, all the help I can.’"
Of course, the "Locked Out of Heaven" singer has a different take on when he first heard the idea for "Apt."
“I was like, ‘It’s about drinking? You got me,’” he told the outlet. “But truthfully, it was Rosie’s voice, it was her saying this hook that just had this magic to it. And after talking to her it became, ‘Let’s build on this, let’s figure this puzzle out.’ That’s what all these songs are, right? And I thought it was beautiful that it was from her culture; she didn’t just send me a pop song talking about love or whatever. She really put me on game.”
For Rosé, the success of "Apt." tops off an incredible year of major milestones.
"This year was full of surprises, laughter, celebrations, love and loss - and everything in between," she wrote on Instagram to mark the new year. "At this years end, I take it all in with a bit of pride and some gratitude. I am grateful for pushing through the year, and not changing. All the highs and the lows, I walk out with just so many lessons learned - but still remain ME."
See more stars lighting up the Grammys red carpet.
Sabrina Carpenter
in custom Valentino and Chopard jewelry.
Teyana Taylor
in Tom Ford and Tiffany & Co. jewelry.
Chappell Roan
in custom Mugler.
Justin Bieber & Hailey Bieber
in Balenciaga and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry (Justin) and Alaïa and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry (Hailey).
Tate McRae
in Balenciaga and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.
Jelly Roll & Bunnie Xo
in custom Louis Vuitton, Happy Jewelers jewelry and custom Bowen Bootwear (Jelly Roll).
Lady Gaga
in custom Matieres Fecales.
Billie Eilish
in custom Hodakova.
Miley Cyrus
in Celine and Pomellato jewelry.
Olivia Dean
in Chanel and Cartier jewelry.
Kesha
in Atelier Biser.
Benson Boone
in Giorgio Armani.
Halle Bailey
in Paolo Sebastian.
Jennifer Hudson
in custom Kilian Kerner.
Kelly Osbourne
in Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.
Jack Antonoff
Ty Dolla Sign
Karol G
in Paolo Sebastian, Jacob & Co. jewelry and Gianvito Rossi shoes.
Jon Batiste
in Christian Louboutin shoes.
Trevor Noah
in Ralph Lauren Purple Label and Christian Louboutin shoes.
Ana Amelia Batlle Cabral & Marcello Hernández
Chaka Khan
Summer Walker
in Walter Mendez Atelier and Sterling Forever jewelry.
Busta Rhymes
Chrissy Teigen & John Legend
in Caroline’s Couture and Chopard jewelry (Teigen) and custom Louis Vuitton and Hublot watch (Legend).
Nikki Glaser
in Nicolas Jebran, Le Silla shoes, Tyler Ellis bag, YEPREM and Messika jewelry.
Bad Bunny
in custom Schiaparelli Haute Couture and Cartier jewelry.
Doechii
in custom Roberto Cavalli and Chopard jewelry.
Pharrell Williams & Helen Lasichanh
in custom Louis Vuitton.
Kirk Franklin