Oops! The 2025 Latin Grammys’ Most Head-Scratching Outfits

Rauw Alejandro showed up turning heads with a burgundy suit and his shirt wide open, flaunting those tattoos! He added a black satin sash and a chunky silver ram-head necklace for that extra edge. Nominated twice but no trophies this time - guess Bad Bunny was just that good.

Roselyn Sánchez stepped in a pale blue tulle dress that made quite the statement... mostly because it reminded people of a nightgown rather than glam. Straps, sheer layers, and all! Online critics said she looked like she might just wake up from the red carpet and tuck in for bed.

Debi Nova rocked a see-through white lace number with cutouts everywhere, making her matching underwear the star of the show. Nominated for Best Pop/Rock Song, she surely earned some double takes on the carpet!

Colombian queen Karol G stunned in a sparkly black strapless dress with a plunging neckline and some serious feather flair at the waist. Spoiler: She snagged Song of the Year, so maybe those feathers were lucky!

Bad Bunny kept it classic with a black suit, white shirt, cap, and sunglasses. No crazy outfits here - just killer tunes. He performed, scored 12 nominations, and walked away with 5 trophies. Safe fashion, big wins.

Spanish singer Aitana Ocaña went for an eye-catching halter corset top with cutouts paired with a floral lace skirt and a small train that trailed beautifully. She snagged Best Recording Package for Cuarto Azul. Fancy!

Venezuelan actress and TV host Chiquinquirá Delgado glowed in a green sequined gown with plunging neckline and a dramatic tulle train making a splash as she hosted the event's pre-show. Green means go!

Yannely rocked a rust-brown shimmery gown, while Vakeró threw on an all-blue look with a pleated skirt over pants and a vest with ribbons. Nominated but fashion? Controversial. One critic bluntly said: “What a mess!” Oops.

Flamenco rising star Ángeles Toledano appeared in a strapless white dress peppered with big black polka dots. Folks online weren’t exactly fans, with one brutally commenting, “People who don't own a mirror.” Ouch!

Producer and musician Eduardo Cabra kept things laid-back in black overalls, a shirt, and a funky red-green striped tie. He was there for Puñito De Yocahú, which won Best Contemporary Tropical Album. Casual but with a twist!

Mon Laferte stunned in a retro butter-yellow mini dress with black lace, plus a plush stole and thigh-high leather boots with some wild tied-up flair. She was nominated but didn’t grab the Song of the Year. Still, a look that turned heads!

Elena Rose lit up the carpet in blush-pink satin with flirty cutouts and feather detail. Nominated in a bunch of categories but no wins this round - still, that dress had us swooning.

Mar Solís rocked a bedazzled seafoam-green set with a bare midriff and a big side slit to flaunt those legs. Supporting dad Marco Antonio Solís, who killed it with a duet alongside Karol G. Family goals and fashion goals!

Zoe Gotusso glided in wearing a cream satin slip dress with feather touches on sheer fabric. Not in competition but definitely serving guest-star glam vibes.

Danny Lux went full glam in a leather ensemble featuring a patterned trench, loose pants, and a wow-worthy silver floral belt. Nominated but the award went elsewhere. Still, that’s a look to remember!

Fito Páez made a statement arriving in a plaid suit that screamed rockstar vibes. The 62-year-old snagged Best Rock Album and Best Rock Song - so even if the suit was bold, the wins were real!

Nicki Nicole wowed in a semi-see-through black lace gown with floral embroidery, plus matching gloves and sky-high boots. Nominated for Best Urban Album, she was all kinds of gothic glam goals.

Rozalén turned heads in a not-so-typical mix: a leather floral-embroidered top with a big, poofy satin skirt. Recognized as one of the ‘Leading Ladies of Entertainment,’ but this outfit? Definitely a head scratcher.

Andrés Giménez showed up casual cool in a black tee and camo pants, paired with sneakers. Rock star frontman vibes! Nominated for Best Rock Song, and definitely keeping it comfy.

Camila Guevara floated on the red carpet in a sheer floral tulle dress with a cinched waist and an asymmetrical skirt. Nominated for Best New Artist, she was a fresh flower on the scene - even if she didn’t snag the trophy.