Jaden Smith and Willow Smith attended the 2025 Grammy Awards with head-turning looks. The two siblings decided to step out in extravagant ensembles for the special night, with fans already sharing their excitement for the upcoming performances and entertaining segments of the ceremony.
The pair stole the show after arriving at the Grammys, posing for the cameras on the red carpet. The two artists decided to wear color-coordinated looks, with Willow wearing an embellished bra paired with matching micro shorts.
Willow wore an overcoat and matching black heeled platforms. The singer also showed off her stunning hairstyle and rocked a dramatic makeup look including gold eyeshadow. She completed the outfit with gold statement jewelry and her gold septum piercing.
Jaden also made a statement on the red carpet, wearing a black suit. However, all eyes were on his headpiece, as he wore a black castle with a hole cut out for his face. The two famous siblings have always shared their support for each other, both in their personal and in their professional lives.
Willow is nominated for multiple awards at the 2025 Grammys, including Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical, for Empathogen. The singer, who continues her tour around the country, shared how thrilled she is about her latest project.
"I’m excited for people to hear what I can really do, and how I’m stretching and pushing myself to become a better musician," she said to Vogue Australia. "I want people to hear it, and feel loved, and feel understood. And like they’re not alone, because they’re not."
Meanwhile, Jaden recently talked about his new latest project '2024: A Case Study on the Long Term Effects of Young Love,' following his breakup from model Sab Zada.
When talking about his thoughts on young love, he said to Billboard that it's something that takes an effect into adulthood. "It hurts in stages, and then it’s very serious. If it’s something that lasts a long time, it can create long-term psychological effects and defects in people when they go through adulthood, then goes on to affect their generation and families. It’s just a topic of something I wanted to bring up."