After the "blackout" on the Golden Globes red carpet to draw attention to sexual harassment in showbiz, the music industry's hottest stars wore white roses to the Grammy Awards on Sunday in support of gender equality. From Lady Gaga and Kelly Clarkson to Sting and Khalid, the women and men sported or carried the flowers.

"A white rose symbolizes respect, pays homage to new beginnings and expresses hope for the future," tweeted the Time's Up movement, launched by hundreds of prominent women in Tinseltown to shine a light on sexual misconduct.

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Miley Cyrus

After the "blackout" on the Golden Globes red carpet to draw attention to sexual harassment in showbiz, the music industry's hottest stars wore white roses to the Grammy Awards on Sunday in support of gender equality.

Kelly Clarkson

Pink and family. From Lady Gaga and Kelly Clarkson to Sting and Khalid, the women and men sported or carried the flowers.

Gaga, performed at the gala event, wore white rosebuds on her shoulder along with a Time's Up pin.

Her look? A dramatic black Armani ensemble with a lace bodice and tights that was visible through a massive slit in her sweeping skirt with a huge train. Her blonde hair was pulled back in a fishtail braid decorated with corset-like black laces.

Zuleyka Rivera. "A white rose symbolizes respect, pays homage to new beginnings and expresses hope for the future," tweeted the Time's Up movement, launched by hundreds of prominent women in Tinseltown to shine a light on sexual misconduct.

Cyndi Lauper. For pop icon Cyndi Lauper, the white rose movement was about equal pay.
"Women make up 51 per cent of the workforce, and it's about time we're paid equal," she said. 

Zayn Malik

Anna Kendrick

Heidi Klum.

Rita Ora

Cardi B

Sting and Shaggy

Imagine Dragons

Ne-Yo

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend

Khalid

Jessica and Jerry Seinfeld

Camila Cabello

Alessia Cara poses with the Best New Artist award.

Baz Luhrmann

Kesha delivered an emotional #MeToo performance, with a star-studded panel of back-up singers who provided support.

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After the "blackout" on the Golden Globes red carpet to draw attention to sexual harassment in showbiz, the music industry's hottest stars wore white roses to the Grammy Awards on Sunday in support of gender equality. From Lady Gaga and Kelly Clarkson to Sting and Khalid, the women and men sported or carried the flowers. "A white rose symbolizes respect,...

White roses on Grammy red carpet