Must-see red carpet fashion from the 2025 Juno Awards
Hosted by Michael Bublé, the 54th Annual Juno Awards Broadcast includes performances from homegrown talents like Sum 41, bbno$, Elisapie, Maestro Fresh Wes and more. Anne Murray — the most awarded artist in Juno history — is being honoured with the inaugural Junos lifetime achievement award, while Sum 41 is being inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.
Here's a look at some of the best ensembles on the Juno Awards red carpet — which, technically, is orange this year. Check back for more standout looks as the night unfolds.
Elisapie
The Inuk singer-songwriter, who won a Juno last night for adult alternative album of the year, wore a phenomenal fringed black dress. Paired with suede-look thigh high boots and oversized lightning bolt-shaped earrings, the look is distinctive and confident.
Sum 41
The rock band from Ajax, Ont. — set to deliver their last-ever performance as Sum 41 tonight — arrived in co-ordinating, mostly black ensembles featuring motorcycle jackets, lapel pins and black sunglasses.
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