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Fans go gaga as Kim Petras and Sam Smith go REDDER than red carpet for ravishing Grammys 2023 appearance

The duo has won the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for their hit song 'Unholy' and the team was draped in matching red attire

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Sam Smith and Kim Petras turned heads at the Grammy Awards 2023 red carpet with their all-red look. The team was decked up in matching over-the-top theatrical red ensembles. The duo has won the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for their hit song 'Unholy.'

Smith was seen in a floor-length coat with red gloves and a top hat. Meanwhile, Petras was in a sexy red mini-dress. Both of them were surrounded by their group who were also in a ravishing red look. The artists will perform their hit song 'Unholy' at the show which hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart in October 2022.

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Kim Petras and Sam Smith's Red outfit for Grammy Awards 2023

Kim accessorized her look with a pair of stunning heels and a gothic ruby pendant around her neck. Meanwhile, Smith carried a glittering red cane and a silver earring. Kim had a red veil on her head much like a bride while Smith seemed to be wearing a red lace veil around his eyes which was connected to his hat.

'Nailed It'

The Internet quickly reacted to Smith and Kim's unique look. A user said, "Going down in history!! So iconic. Slayyyyyy." Another added, "Not the horrible vibes." A comment read, "This is honestly an slay" while another added, "Nailed it." "KIM PETRAS AND SAM SMITH LOOK UNREAL OH MY GOD," read a tweet. "I can’t lie they look so good," said a user. Another added, "Ok my bish Gotmik and Biolet are there so this pic gets a bonified thousand likes from me."

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