Get Ready to Gasp Over the Most OMG Oscars Looks to Ever Hit the Red Carpet

Perfectly pink! The Crazy Rich Asians star brought bright and bold fashion to the red carpet with her voluminous Valentino gown.

Cher didn’t just win an Oscar for her role in Moonstruck, she also won best dressed for her electrifying design and headpiece. Bob Mackie created the legendary ensemble, which consisted of a jewel-adorned bustier, a matching bedazzled skirt and glitzy shawl.

Well, hello! The Thelma and Louise alum made heads turn at the 1992 ceremony with her white-hot design, which included an over-the-top train, corset top and long satin gloves.

Dressed to kill! The American Horror Story alum lit up the room at the 2019 ceremony in a fun and flirty Brandon Maxwell gown.

The Hollywood star makes a style statement at the 1986 awards show with her showgirl-like ensemble.

Always one to take a fashion risk, the Empire star shut down the red carpet with her daring Vera Wang design.

An OMG lewk, indeed! The Maleficent actress wowed the crowd at the 2004 event with a halter satin gown that featured a plunging neckline. Designer Marc Bouwer was the mastermind behind the piece.

Berry dropped jaws as soon as she entered the room wearing this Elie Saab design, which featured a sheer top that covered her bust with floral embroidery.

The legend raised the fashion bar very high at the 196 ceremony with her completely sheer two-piece, which glimmered with her statue as it featured all-over sequins.

A fashion moment no one will ever forget. All eyes were on Björk at the 2001 ceremony, as she hit the red carpet in a “swan dress” by designer Marjan Pejoski.

The American Horror Story alum made the red carpet her runway. She stunned in a vibrant fuchsia gown that not only had a dramatic shoulder sleeve but a thigh-high slit and billowing train.

The Oscar winner stole the show with an eye-catching dress that featured a half-blazer, half-corset top, larger-than-life bottom and glittery gold details.

Hayek sizzled on the red carpet for the 2017 event with a peek-a-boo dress by  Alexander McQueen.

Despite the late Joan Rivers hating this dress, it was a lewk that got the whole world talking. From its electrifying color, body-hugging silhouette and intricate embroidery, the haute couture Dior gown was just that… haute.

The dynamic duo made waves with their flashy ensembles. Madonna exuded old-Hollywood glamour with her shimmery strapless gown and feather boa while the King of Pop donned one of his famous blazers.

The Ghost alum left her boring pieces at home and opted for something more risqué and daring.

All that glitters is gold. The Black Panther shined as bright as the cameras at the 2018 show with her gold chainmail Versace dress. The high leg slit and sash-like detail gave it extra oomph.

The fashion icon struck a pose for the cameras in a larger-than-life tuxedo gown by Christian Siriano. It’s safe to say all eyes were on him at the 2019 function.

The Oscar winner brought the wow factor to the 2016 show with her mesmerizing silk lamé design by Ralph Lauren. From its black holographic color to the flowy train and curve-hugging structure, Winslet shut it down on the red carpet.

The legendary star brought the glitz and the glam to the 1988 ceremony with her showgirl-like number. From her jewel-adorned bustier and matching skirt to the dazzling fringe beads to the see-through material, this is one unforgettable lewk.

Believe it or not, this blush-colored Prada dress caused an uproar… but that’s what makes it oh-so memorable. Dubbed the “nipple dress,” this feminine design caught everyone’s attention for its interesting structure.

The comedian and actress paid homage to her late father by wearing a traditional African gown that was also a nod to her Eritrean heritage. “I’m wearing an Eritrean, authentic princess dress,” she told E! News’ Ryan Seacrest at the time. “And I’m PROUD of it.”

Lizzie gave everyone a run for their money, literally, with her gold credit card-adorned gown.

J.Lo hit the red carpet in an intricately embroidered number at the 1998 ceremony. While this isn’t usually the star’s go-to color or style, her risky design certainly paid off!