See the unbelievable evolution of 10 artists on the Grammys' red carpet

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If there is one thing musicians know how to do really well, it's (not sing) reinventing their images.

In honor of the 58th Grammy Awards on Monday, we took a trip down red carpets of years past to scope out how the most celebrated and famous artists of 2016 have evolved since their first awards show.

For some, like Justin Bieber, he evolved from a boy to a fuccboi before our eyes. Other divas, like Nicki Minaj and Lady Gaga, went from outrageous to glamorous AF.

And then, there is Beyoncé, who we can all agree is a damn chameleon — with or without the ladies of Destiny's Child.
Taylor Swift

Rihanna

Justin Bieber

Lady Gaga

Beyoncé

Kanye West

Adele

Carrie Underwood

Nicki Minaj

Lionel Richie

All images taken from Getty/Corbis.

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