Latin music is celebrating one of its biggest nights with the Latin GRAMMYs 2026. Las Vegas is the city chosen to welcome the top artists in Spanish-language music, hailing from countries like Mexico, Venezuela, Chile, and Colombia. Beyond honoring the best in contemporary music, this ceremony is also the perfect opportunity for celebrities to show off their most memorable red carpet looks.
© Tommaso BoddiThis year, the Album of the Year category is packed with major contenders such as Rosalía, Rawayana, Carín León, Mon Laferte, and the Colombian superstar of the moment: Karol G. Karol embraced the classic advice to “dress like a winner,” stepping away from her usual wardrobe choices in favor of an ethereal, sophisticated, and entirely handcrafted ensemble.
The details of Karol G’s look
The “Tropicoqueta” hit the red carpet just minutes before the ceremony kicked off and, without a doubt, stole the spotlight and the camera flashes. The singer joined one of the night’s biggest trends by choosing an all-white look, a shade that also won over celebrities like Rosalía, Camila Cabello, and Anitta.
© Ian MauleKarol G wore a bridal-inspired gown with a mermaid silhouette, crafted in tulle, from the Fall-Winter 2026–2027 collection by Greek designer Celia Kritharioti. The Colombian star completed her outfit with a natural beauty look, letting her hair fall loose in soft waves and showcasing a slightly blonder shade.
© LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHTThis bridal-inspired choice comes just a few weeks after the singer broke the internet by posting a photo of herself dressed as a bride, an image that sparked all kinds of conversations and speculation. Could this be yet another sign that a new musical era is on the way for the Colombian artist?
Her red carpet appearance coincides with an especially important night for Karol G. She’s not only competing in one of the ceremony’s most prestigious categories, but she’s also up for six additional awards: Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Urban Music Album, Best Reggaeton Performance, Best Urban Performance, and Best Regional Mexican Song.
