Kimbra wows Grammys in Perth design made of 2kg of Broome pearls PEARLER: Kimbra on the red carpet and with her duet partner, Goyte, right. BROOME TIME: Kimbra's dress, by Perth-born designer Jaime Lee, features 2kg of WA pearls. PERTH fashion designer Jaime Lee has made a big splash at the Grammy Awards - with award-winning songstress Kimbra wearing one of her pearl-encrusted gowns. The dress was created from multiple layers of pale turquoise silk tulle and embellished with more than 2kg of WA pearls. Kimbra wowed the red carpet alongside her duet partner, Australia's Goyte who created Grammy history, picking up two trophies ahead of the televised awards. Goyte took out the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance with Kimbra for Somebody That I Used To Know. Lee says the dress was inspired by a recent trip to Broome, with the "turquoise hues of the water and the effect of the sunset's rays onto the surface." "The pearls are sprinkled around the hem of the gown, slowly graduating up the dress and into the bodice which is covered in gold beads, crystals and more pearls, all of which are hand sewn," the designer's publicist Candice Wyman said. After an initial fitting in Sydney, Lee completed the gown in her studio, before flying with it to LA for a final fitting. More Grammy's fashion and updates