8 outfits celebrities wore to the Grammys that missed the mark sorry

Heart's Nancy Wilson attended the Grammy Awards in a yellow, pink, and blue shirt with long sleeves and starfish prints. She completed the look with a matching skirt, tights, and thigh-high pink boots.

The contrasting colors made the outfit look overwhelming. The outfit could have perhaps worked better if Wilson had chosen a pair of shoes in a neutral color, or if she had stuck to one color scheme.

Lil Wayne was photographed in an oversized white shirt with a pair of baggy pants and a blazer before the Grammy Awards on Sunday. The musician could have worn a more formal blazer to make the look more red carpet-appropriate.

Shania Twain wore a black and white outfit with flared pants, a matching blazer, and top hat — all designed by Harris Reed, according to a post on the designer's Instagram account. She completed the look with bright red hair.

The ensemble looked a bit busy with all of the matching components; it could have perhaps worked better if Twain ditched the hat.

Blac Chyna wore a bodysuit adorned with feathers and rhinestones, which was styled by celebrity stylist Holly Larry, according to a post on Larry's Instagram account.

While the look was certainly daring, it would have been better suited to a costume party than the Grammy Awards.

Record producer Benny Blanco wore a denim hoodie and shorts that were embroidered with colorful patterns. While the look was certainly original, it wasn't formal enough for the Grammy Awards.

Beyoncé had three outfit changes during the Grammy Awards, according to Harper's Bazaar; she wore a peach v-cut gown, a corsetted Gucci gown with a ruffled silver skirt, and a strapless, floor-length black gown with matching gloves.

Beyoncé's final look — the black ensemble — was too simple and underwhelming when compared to the previous two outfits she wore during the event.

Domi (left) of the jazz duo wore a plaid blue jumpsuit with a matching plaid brown blazer, while JD Beck (right) opted for blue overalls over a floral sweater.

Since the pair wore the same shade of blue, it looked as though the outfits were meant to be coordinated. The outfits would have worked better together if they didn't contain so many contrasting patterns.

Musician Edgar Winter paired the guitar printed T-shirt with black pants and a matching blazer. It didn't stand out among the sea of original and thoughtful ensembles at the Grammy Awards.