The secrets behind Doja Cat's ensembles are always what we need to know.
After all, the 27-year-old—who's up for an impressive five Grammy awards this year, including Record of the Year for her hit song, "Woman"—has been a penchant for style ever since her career began in 2014.
In fact, just a month after winning her first Grammy in April 2022, Doja attended the Billboard Music Awards in head-turning fashion, wearing a black form-fitting Schiaparelli gown, complete with a sheer beige top and golden pasties by Agent Provocateur. (She also complimented her ensemble with Bijules Jewelry rings and a Saturn-shaped bag).
And as the "Say So" rapper told Live From E! at the May 2022 award show, her look fittingly channeled "anatomy and space" all the while highlighting her "nipples, toes and ears."
As for what we can possibly expect from this year's red carpet at the 2023 Grammys? Only time will tell, but we're willing to bet her look will once again be out of this world.
Until then, get into her jaw-dropping style evolution, yuh:
The then 18-year-old rapper attended the Friends 'N' Family 17th Annual Pre-Grammy Party in Los Angeles, California.
Doja wore an all pink ensemble (which included cat ears!) for the BET Awards in 2019.
The Hot Pink rapper posed backstage in a matching grey two-piece set during the RapCaviar Live Concert in October 2019.
For TIDAL's 5th Annual Benefit Concert in New York City, Doja rocked an edgy ensemble, which included an ivory bustier and leather pants.
Red hot! Doja attended the 2020 Adult Video News Awards in Las Vegas wearing a red-lace dress complete with matching gloves.
Doja stunned in a sheer-suede bustier ensemble when she attended the 2020 American Music Awards.
For the MTV EMAs in November 2020, Doja opted to wear a matching black crop top and shorts set complete with a patterned black sheer dress.
Quick change! Doja stunned in her second suede outfit for the evening during the 2020 American Music Awards.
Doja stole the spotlight in a sheer ensemble for the 2020 Billboard Music Awards.
Fit for the occasion! For Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve With Ryan Seacrest 2021, the "Rules" artist wore a silver wig to match her silver sheer-sequined outfit.
Doja stunned in a gorgeous floral gown for a Dolce & Gabbana event during the 2021 Venice Film Festival.
Green goddess! Doja graced the 2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards in a sheer floor-length complete with a matching cape.
For the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards in New York City, the Grammy nominee wore a black corset bodysuit with purple drapery and red latex thigh-high boots.
For Michael Rubin's 2022 Fanatics Super Bowl Party, Doja rocked black matching undergarments, paired with a white sheer fishnet dress.
The "Need to Know" artist stunned in a black gown (which included a jaw-dropping sweetheart neckline) for the Billboard Women in Music Awards.
For the 2022 Grammys, Doja strutted the red carpet in a studded light blue Versace gown.
And after walking the red carpet, she changed into a tan slit gown with a similar studded texture to accept her award for Best Pop Duo or Group performance with SZA. The acceptance was slightly delayed by a bathroom break. The "Get Into It (Yuh)" singer ran to the stage out of breath, telling the audience, "I have never taken such a fat piss in my whole life."
"I really appreciate it," Doja said of the win. "Thank you to everybody, my family, my team, I wouldn't be here without you and I wouldn't be here without my fans."
October 2022
Get into it: The musician literally shined during Paris Fashion Week in October 2022.
January 2023
The Los Angeles native painted the town (and her body) red while out in Paris.
May 2023
Doja had a pretty purr-fect look at the 2023 Met Gala, transforming into Karl Lagerfeld's cat Choupette for her ensemble.
September 2023
The Grammy winner taps into her edgy side to show off her first-ever sneaker collection with Skechers. “To design something inspired by the iconic sneaker my peers wore back in the day, Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera," she said in a statement. "I feel like I am a part of history.”