Part of celebrities' jobs is attending galas, premieres, award shows, and launch parties.
Some celebrities, however, take things a little bit (or a lot) too far.
Here, some of the most over-the-top red carpet looks ever.
The gown exposed both her breasts and her butt, via cutouts.
Not to mention she showed quite a bit more skin than we were probably used to in 1986.
The rubber dress she ultimately wore to accept her award that night was designed by Thierry Mugler,Billboardreported.
People were searching for the dress, but couldn’t find a good picture.
With the most plunging of necklines and nearly entirely sheer bottom, they had to see it for themselves.
Her red, black, and gold look was somewhat matador-inspired, asE!
King made several “Worst Dressed” lists as a result of this look.
Fringe may equal country-western for some folks, but the amount of fringe seemed to turn critics off.
While the folks atE!loved that she took a bold risk, it just didn’t pay off.
BraxtontoldPeoplethat the dress had built-in thong underwear, which helped keep it in place.
It was an over-the-top, memorable look for sure.
Make no bones about it.
It’d be a little bit out-there for someone of any age, but that’s just Baddie.
Knowles paired her gown with yellow latex leggings and lucite heels.
Chic, but over-the-top at the same time.
The look was a little bit Maleficent, which earned perhaps more than her fair share of criticism.
Wait and see how she wears her hair next.
Rihanna at the 2015 Met Gala
Rihanna absolutely stunned in her marigold-colored over-the-top 2015 Met Gala gown.
AsCosmopolitanreported, the gown took over two years to make from start to finish.
And on top of it all?
Rihanna finished her look with a golden headpiece, which was the perfect pairing with her scene-stealing gown.
Other than the slip, Jenner donned a black thong, and that’s about it.
According toThe New York Times, the look was “made up by her cabala teacher.”
Regardless, it is most certainly an over-the-top look.
Beyond being over-the-top, the dress screams early 2000s.
If that’s not over-the-top, I’m not entirely sure what is.
It was, unsurprisingly, alsomore than a little bit controversial.
The gown, designed by Armani Prive, was futuristic and distinctly Gaga.
The star-studded event is also fashion-forward.
The dress was undoubtedly a risky choice, but Ora looked chic.
The curve-hugging mesh definitely makes this look over-the-top.
Russian model Irina Shayk rocked a partially sheer, jewel-studded gown to the 2015Vanity FairOscars Party.
According toBusiness Insider, the gown was designed by Atelier Versace and was only sheer down one side.
The dress, which complements the headpiece, was actually designed in part by Parker.
It’s risky, yet elegant, just like Sarah Jessica Parker herself.
Her hair was styled into a high ponytail, secured with many multi-colored scrunchies.
Her outfit was decorated with the characters from popular TV cartoonSpongeBob SquarePants.
She finished it all off with a SpongeBob lunchbox instead of a handbag.
A full-body SpongeBob outfit on a grown woman?
The superstar wowed in a sheer Givenchy gown with intentionally-placed jewels and gems.
She paired the dress with a chic high ponytail and a pair of killer heels.
Whether or not it fit the theme, it was a stunning, yet over-the-top look.
It definitely turned heads.
Gardiner topped off the look with a golden wrap and headband.
The all-gold ensemble matched the award she won that night.
According toMarie Claire, the dress was designed by Giambattista Valli.
Her dress, which,asInStylereported, was designed by Christian Lacroix, drew comparisons to Swiss Miss.
Not all dresses (or other outfits) that could be considered over-the-top, however, are bad choices.
