Our favourite moments from the red carpet - Grammy Awards 2015

Dark circles? Problems with the sleep? Big party yesterday night? Not at all. It's all caused by the 57th edition of Grammy Awards  which this night has stolen the sleeping hours of millions of proud sleep-walkers around the world.

Like a tradition, the Grammys are no more only a celebration about american music but they're also a good occasion to show the world how the celebs are fab - while we're watching them on tv in our not-so-fab pijamas.

Winner of the night: Sam Smith, Beck, Pharrell and Beyoncé  (even if she wasn't totally satisfied expecting more).

But let's recall now our favourite red carpet moments: "who wore what".

 

1# Queen B. was stunning in Balmain - and always young. How do you do? Tell us your secret, please.

2# ...her daughter Blue Ivy was on the other hand snobby as always. Poor Rihanna. 

3# Rihanna in Giambattista Valli Haute Couture. Only a problem: her dress is even more "memed" than Jennifer Lawrence's one at the last Golden Globe.

4# ...but don't worry Riri: web people think also about Kim Kardashian. Her Jean Paul Gaultier reminds us the outfit of the wrestler Ric Flair. Isn't it?

 

5# Madonna showed not only her Givenchy's total look. Lady Gaga was shocked.

6# Sia e and Maddie Ziegler with a low  profile hairstyle.

7# Katy Perry e Miley Cyrus elegantly compairing their boobs.

8# But the prize as best detailed goes to Pharrell Williams and his super cool yellow and shiny Stan Smith.

9# ...With them on he could do everything. Also frown at a not-so-clever-looking Taylor Swift.

 

Record of the year — Stay With Me (Darkchild version), Sam Smith

Song of the year — 'Stay With Me' (Darkchild version), Sam Smith 

Album of the year — Morning Phase, Beck

Best R&B performance — 'Drunk in Love', Beyoncé feat. Jay Z

Best country album — Platinum, Miranda Lambert

Best pop vocal album — In the Lonely Hour, Sam Smith

Best rock album — Morning Phase, Beck

Best pop solo performance — 'Happy' (Live), Pharrell Williams

Best new artist — Sam Smith

Best traditional pop vocal album — Cheek To Cheek, Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga

Best dance recording — 'Rather Be', Clean Bandit feat. Jess Glynne

Best dance/electronic album — Syro, Aphex Twin

Best rock performance — 'Lazaretto', Jack White

Best rock song — 'Ain't it Fun', Paramore

Best alternative music album — St Vincent, St Vincent

Best R&B song — 'Drunk in Love', Beyoncé feat. Jay Z

Best rap performance — 'i', Kendrick Lamar

Best rap/sung collaboration — 'The Monster', Eminem feat. Rihanna

Best rap song — 'i', Kendrick Lamar

Best urban contemporary album — Girl, Pharrell Williams

Best rap album — The Marshall Mathers LP2, Eminem

Producer of the year, non-classical — Paul Epworth

Best comedy album — Mandatory Fun, Weird Al Yankovic

Best spoken word album — Diary of a Mad Diva, Joan Rivers

Best country solo performace — 'Something in the Water', Carrie Underwood

Best country/duo group performance — 'Gentle on my Mind', The Band Perry

Best country song — 'I’m Not Gonna Miss You', Glen Campbell

Best compilation soundtrack for visual media — Frozen

Best song written for visual media — 'Let It Go', Idina Menzel (Frozen)

Best remixed recording, non-classical — 'All Of Me' (Tiesto’s Birthday Treatment Remix), John Legend

Best music video — 'Happy', Pharrell Williams