LOS ANGELES: The mega-stars of the music world rocked daring outfits in classic black and white on the Grammys red carpet Sunday, strutting their stuff in Los Angeles on the industry's biggest night.
Beyonce -- who has won three Grammys so far, with several key awards yet to come -- sashayed in a sheer black Proenza Schouler gown with a deep V neckline and long sleeves.
Queen Bey wasn't the only star to show some major cleavage.
Madonna channelled her inner naughty toreador in a skimpy black-and-pink Givenchy mini-dress, her breasts pushed up to a dangerous level. Thigh-high black boots and elbow-length gloves completed the look.
Rapper Nicki Minaj left nothing to the imagination in a black Tom Ford gown that was cut down to her bellybutton in a wide V and hugged her hips.
Meghan Trainor, a nominee for record and song of the year for her sugary pop hit "All About That Bass," strutted her stuff in a gauzy black Galia Lahav dress with a long lace overlay.
Her red carpet accessory? Her father.
Trainor said being at the Grammys was a "dream come true."
Pop princess Katy Perry, fresh off her well-received Super Bowl halftime show, rocked a sheer, white-silvery backless Zuhair Murad dress studded with crystals -- and purple hair.
Two of the three sisters who make up the pop-rock group Haim -- nominated for the coveted best new artist prize -- turned up in basic black, but Danielle Haim strode down the carpet in a white pantsuit.
Britain's Charli XCX -- perhaps best known for singing the hook on Iggy Azalea's ubiquitous hit "Fancy" -- also worked the white suit look from Moschino, but gave it a girly twist with a pink bow tie.
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