Ayra Starr has been actively engaging in pre-Grammy events, showcasing memorable fashion moments as the highly anticipated awards night approaches. Her appearances have set a stylish tone, indicating her readiness for the prestigious ceremony.

At The Recording Academy’s MusiCares gala, held to honor Mariah Carey as Person of the Year, Ayra Starr donned a custom design by Nicola Bacchilega. This champagne-toned satin gown exuded elegance and confidence, featuring a structured corset-style bodice that gracefully flowed into a floor-length skirt with a soft train. The dress was complemented by classic off-the-shoulder straps. Her beauty ensemble leaned into old-Hollywood glamour, characterized by glossy waves and a subtle curl at the front. The look was accessorized with diamond studs, rings, and a bracelet, along with nude-toned makeup and meticulously manicured nails, creating a polished and assured overall effect. Her styling for this event was expertly managed by Elly Karamoh.

Later, at Spotify’s Best New Artist party, Ayra Starr opted for a distinctly bolder aesthetic, again styled by Elly Karamoh. This outfit comprised a sheer black lace bodysuit with fitted sleeves and a defined waist. The accessories for this look were prominent, featuring layered silver necklaces adorned with cross pendants and statement drop earrings. Her hair was styled in a high ponytail, finished with an oversized black bow, adding a romantic edge to her audacious appearance.

Beyond her sartorial statements, all attention will be on Ayra Starr at the main Grammy ceremony, where she is nominated in the Best African Music Performance category for her hit song “Gimme Dat,” featuring Wizkid. She faces strong competition from other notable artists, including Burna Boy with “Love,” Davido and Omah Lay with “With You,” South Africa’s Tyla with “PUSH 2 START,” and Uganda’s Eddy Kenzo with “Hope & Love.” Given her striking pre-Grammy fashion, there is considerable anticipation regarding what she will choose to wear for the main awards event.