Rock Style @ The Grammys
From Blxxd & Fyah by Keznamdi winning Best Reggae Album to Lila Iké — a nominee in the same category — making her Grammy performance debut, the 68th Grammy Awards Ceremony at Peacock Theater, Los Angeles, California, on February 1, 2026, was a good look not just for reggae but a solid nod to The Rock. And while, like many others, we celebrated the achievements of Jamaican artistes, our eyes were also peeled for the fashion! And 2026 Grammy nominees Lila Iké and Mortimer, and Grammy Award-winning artiste Keznamdi did not disappoint.
It was also a pleasure to see designer Brandon Blackwood hit the red carpet with his Jamaican mum Carleen Haughton.
Tuesday Style Fashion (TSF) has all the deets!
Best Reggae Album nominees Lila Iké and Mortimer showcase their Grammy Awards nominee medallions by Tiffany & Co in looks styled by Ivy Coco Maurice. Lila Iké rocks a Valdrin Sahiti gown from SPR Archives, tailored by @ madisonjmcfarland, while it was all about the details with Mortimer, whose all-black ‘fit was elevated by Vernasi Brooch & Bracelet; Sterling Forever rings, and vintage Christian Dior sunglasses from his collection.
For her epic performance onstage during the 68th Grammy Awards, nominated artiste Lila Iké was dressed by LA-based stylist Posh McKoy in a Valdrin Sahiti gown, FGM Bespoke fur, and Ruthie Davis heels. (Photo: AFP)
Brandon Blackwood hit the Grammy red carpet toting bags from his eponymous label, Alexander Wang suit, Balenciaga boots, and Gentle Monster sunnies (Photo: AFP)
…before sharing the frame with his Jamaican mum, Carleen.
Stylist Ivy Coco Maurice .
Keznamdi (right) and Members Club founder & designer Jay “Suga J” Dingle (Photo: www.facebook.com/sugaj)
(Photo: IG/@sugsway)
Suga J shared a sneak peek of the outfit ahead of Grammy night. (Photo: www.facebook.com/sugaj)
LA-based stylist Posh McKoy Photo: (IG/@poshmckoy)
