ELLE Canada editors discuss all the best and worst style at this year's Grammy Awards. 

Vanessa Craft, Editor-in-Chief 

I don't want boring at the Grammys — I like it when musicians dress a little kooky. Rock stars should be outrageous! But: that doesn't mean they shouldn't also be stylish. This Viktor & Rolf satin white tuxedo jacket with sculptural ruffles works so well because it's a mix of playful details, a strong statement silhouette and it tells you exactly who St. Vincent is an artist. 

Carli Whitwell, Managing Editor 

You can't go wrong with an oversized black tux — especially when it's Mugler! — which is why my Grammys' best dressed is Miley Cyrus. I loved the kicky cropped flare trousers, but wish she had worn pumps instead of sandals.

Ciara Rickard, Production and Copy Editor

Janelle Monáe found the sweet spot between edgy and crazy with this gorgeous, sculptural look by Jean Paul Gaultier.

Elaine Jyll Regio, Fashion and Market Editor 

You would think the sharp shoulders and hat brim would be overpowering but not on Janelle. It's fashion forward, sexy and proves yet again that Janelle is one of the few artists that has the power to pull off this kind of look.

Liz Guber, Style Editor 

First things first, yes this dress was avant-garde and yes, the Internet has so far compared it to a paint roller, a snoball and a stack of cupcake papers. But remember the other dress that launched a thousand memes — Rihanna's infamous Guo Pei robe from the 2015 Met Gala. After four years, we're still not over it. I applaud Katy's bold choice when so many others played it safe.

Ciara Rickard, Production and Copy Editor

Katy Perry looked like the crocheted dolls that every grandma seems to have covering the spare toilet paper roll in the bathroom.

Liz Guber, Style Editor 

The best word for this bland, beige Dior is afterthought. And the accessories are not up to the task of elevating the look.

Elena Viltovskaia, Associate Art Director

Pretty bold choices here and yet Jada looks cool and effortless. Just from a practical stand point, it’s a difficult look to wear. There's so much going on — a deep V, drop waist, low back, embellishments, over-the-top feather train. I love the pairing of her slick pixie cut and minimal jewelry, which helps the dress feel fresh and modern.

Victoria DiPlacido, Beauty Director 

She looked very uncomfortable in that outfit.

Erica Ngao, Fashion Editorial Assistant

Most of the men played it safe at this year, and that's why I love this custom Bode suit. It put some much-needed personality onto the red carpet with the quirky doodles, a nod to the singer's home state of Texas. The hat and shoes kept the ensemble sharp and refined. 

Erica Ngao, Fashion Editorial Assistant

Everything you need for a glamorous, red carpet-worthy outfit was there — plenty of sequins, feathers and sheerness. But this jumpsuit captured my attention for roughly three seconds before I promptly forgot. It might have worked with better styling — a cool clutch or funky platforms — but this look felt bland. 

Patricia Karounos, Editorial Assistant 

I don’t necessarily think Jennifer Lopez’s bedazzled dress/wide-brim hat combo was bad, but it was a little too Carmen Sandiego. If your giant hat prevents you from getting a good hug in with Michelle Obama, it’s the wrong accessory!