Zendaya
Arguably the red carpet style MVP of the entire year, the Euphoria star's greeen Vera Wang ensemble (and the way she owned it with each and every pose) nearly broke the Internet during the Emmys. And months later, it's still just as memorable.
Lady Gaga
Even before her now-infamous costume changes on the biggest night in fashion, people were excited to see what Lady Gaga, who was serving as a co-host for the event, would do with a theme that seemed tailor-made for her: "Camp: Notes on Fashion."
The Oscar winner did not disappoint, going on to deliver performance art, revealing a total of five Brandon Maxwell designs, beginning with a lengthy, 25-foot train that needed to be carried by five dancers.
It was entertaining. It was drama. It was pure Gaga.
Billy Porter
The breakout style star of the year, the Pose actor's tuxedo-gown at the Oscars was the moment that his red carpet dominance really began.
"I'm an activist. I knew that that tuxedo gown at the Oscars would create a conversation surrounding what gender means, what all these rules we put on everybody in life," he later told Variety of the custom Christian Siriano creation.
Jennifer Lopez
20 years later, J-Lo rocking her iconic Versace gown has only gotten even more show-stopping.
Gemma Chan
The Crazy Rich Asian star's pink parachute Valentino Couture gown was the cherry on top of an impressive awards season style run for Gemma, one that solidified her standing as one of the most anticipated celebs to hit a red carpet.
Kim Kardashian
Who else but Kim could pull off this "wet at the Met" look?
Of the body-hugging, nude-colored dress that took three people to help get her in thanks to the lace-up corset, she told E! News that Thierry Mugler envisioned her as a "California girl stepping out of the ocean." Vision achieved!
Timothee Chalamet
OK, we cheated and chose two of Timothee's looks, but can you blame us? The actor is helping to lead the charge for a new era of men's red carpet fashion among young Hollywood and his headline-making silver suit at the Venice Film Festival is one of the best examples of his effortless and inspiring personal style.
Celine Dion
No one has more fun and feelings with fashion than queen Celine and her array of bold looks during Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week this summer, each more daring and delightful than the next.
Lizzo
"Big body b--ch in a Valentin-HO," Lizzo captioned a photo of her custom look for the AMAs that went viral, thanks to her meme-generating tiny bag.
Iman
In a word fitting for someone of the legendary model's stature: Iconic.
Elle Fanning
The actress' entire run at the Cannes Film Festival was a sartorial tour de force, but her Dior look for the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood... premiere was a show-stopper, seamlessly blending her youthful energy with an ensemble fit for Grace Kelly. It was playful without becoming a costume, a fine line to walk, especially for a 21-year-old.
Angelina Jolie
We all know Angelina loves a classic black gown, which is why her regal gown for the London premiere of Maleficent: Mistress of Evil was even more of a show-stopper. Add in the perfect red lop and a cape and you've got one of the most bewitching looks of the year.
KikI Layne
The most regal look of the year, this Gucci gown (and the accompanying masterpiece that is her hairstyle) deserves a spot in LACMA, the museum whose gala the If Beale Street Could Talk star was attending.
Selena Gomez and sister Gracie
Let it go? When it comes to this duo rocking matching Gucci ensembles at the premiere of Frozen 2, we will never let this cuteness go.
Katie Holmes
OK, technically not a red carpet moment, but the Dawson's Creek star turned the NYC sidewalk into a runway with this headline-making bra and cardigan in late August, causing a viral frenzy, with publications like Vogue, Elle and The Cut all looking their cool over the cashmere set.
The $520 soft-cup bralette and $1,540 fisherman-ribbed sweater from Khaite sold out in just one hour after the photos hit the Internet, with everyone attempting to recreate the barely buttoned yet utterly chic style. "It was very comfortable and easy," Katie simply told Vogue of her decision to sport the now-infamous look, which she bought online by herself.

