The Best Awards Show Pictures You Haven't Seen!

The volume of Lupita Nyong'o's Prada dress meant it was lots of fun for her to play with, but it looked gorgeous standing still, too.

It might've been her husband's big night, but Camila Alves looked like a dream in this light pink draped Gabriela Cadena dress.

That's no ordinary necklace on Jennifer Lawrence. The pricey piece was laid evenly over her shoulders like a superglamorous yoke.

Angelina Jolie's golden Elie Saab dress was sexy from the front, but from behind? Pure glamour.

And the sheer fabric let her famous tattoos peek through.

We adored Charlize Theron's Dior Haute Couture from the front, but the sight of it walking away was stunning as well.

The sparkly silver of Jennifer Garner's Oscar de la Renta dress was created by spangles attached in tiers.

And oh how it moved!

We found the best angle to showcase the cascading train of Kristen Bell's Roberto Cavalli dress.

A zoomed-in shot showed off the pretty corset details.

And up close, the sequin work is extra impressive.

The front of Anne Hathaway's Gucci dress featured glamorous rhinestones, but this sultry shot might show the best angle. A wide-open back lets her shoulder blades stand out, while a slit allows her ankle-strap heels to show.

It was all about the hourglass silhouette for Jessica Biel in Chanel Couture.

Arranged artfully on the carpet, Lupita's dress was even more breathtaking than we realized.

A close-up shot of Jenna Dewan showed just how light and graceful the sheer sleeves and beading of her Reem Acra gown were.

Don't call Sandra Bullock's navy Alexander McQueen gown simple! Seen walking down the red carpet, the shape was stunning.

The removable cape of Kate Hudson's silver Atelier Versace dress was the best prop we could have thought of for the red carpet.

Viewed up close, the fabric looks sinfully soft.

Olivia Wilde's Valentino dress looked all black from the front, but this angle shows off a striking stripe of white (and a sexy keyhole back).

Julie Delpy's airy beaded Jenny Packham number had an art-deco vibe, cinched off by a gorgeous brooch.

Portia de Rossi's pearl cuff is gorgeous, of course, but we were most excited to check out the laser cutting on her Naeem Khan dress (look at those sweet stars!).

Jada Pinkett Smith's blush-pink Atelier Versace dress trailed after her on the red carpet to gorgeous effect.

The graceful train of Angelina Jolie's Oscar pick was beautiful to watch as she walked away.

The relatively simple cut and color of Bonnie McKee's navy dress were absolutely breathtaking when viewed from behind.

Of course Taylor Swift had to match the metallic glory of her Gucci gown with golden disco ankle-strap heels.

Another woman rocking a whole lotta rings? Beyoncé, who showed off four stunners.

Similar to Katy Perry, Kacey Musgraves picked a delicate nude-colored dress that looked light as air (and was sheer in places — check out that tattoo!).

The mermaid cut of Skylar Grey's leather dress was spectacular.

Even though you seemed torn on Katy Perry's Valentino couture, we all have to agree: that cascading train is a sight to behold.

The brilliant red flowers on Colbie Caillat's gown had a dimensional quality that deserves a closer study.

The best way to admire Kacey Musgrave's tiered gown? By seeing how it floated down the red carpet.

A back view of Sarah Paulson's look showed off the vintage-esque floral sequin details.

Jennifer Garner showed off hoops-within-hoops (and anchored by a band of diamonds).

The hard-top clutch is hardly a red carpet novelty, but we loved the metal flower that bloomed off of Julia Roberts's Roger Vivier.

The detailing on the top half of Malin Akerman's Naeem Khan Spring 2014 dress was stunning.

It was matching perfection for Rita Wilson, whose clutch blended in with her dress so well it was almost impossible to tell where one ended and the other began.

With a seriously opulent neckline on this Badgley Mischka, Katrina Bowden didn't require any fancy accessories.

The dramatic train of Camila Alves's dress deserved a photo all on its own.

Forget the bag; it was Margo Martindale's embellished sleeve cuff that really grabbed our attention.

You need a whole lot of sparkle to try to compete with a high-wattage gown like this one, but Sofia Vergara was up to the challenge with that fantastic Amrapali diamond and emerald necklace.

The prettiest view of Portia de Rossi's dress might've been from the back, where a long slit and delicate dotted fabric were up for admiration.

See-through plastic gave us a peek at the red carpet essentials Carice van Houten was carrying in her BCBG pick.

Thank goodness for Natalie Dormer's dramatic haircut — it's all the better for examining that sparkly ear cuff!

The retro shape of Nathalie Emmanuel's frame clutch was brought up to 21st century standards thanks to rows and rows of studs.

Another upside to Jennifer Lawrence's pixie cut? The opportunity to show off her gorgeous amethyst, sapphire, and diamond Jennifer Meyer earrings (and an Anita Ko ear cuff!).

Mindy Kaling went for classic navy when it came to her dress but had fun with her clutch, picking a natural-looking print.

Emilia Clarke kept things in the color family, accenting her pink gown with a warm brown diamond bracelet by Pomellato.

An open back and train made Malin Akerman's Naeem Khan gown stunning from the back, too.

Cate Blanchett was all about pink sparkle at the SAG Awards, showing off a lacy Chopard cuff made of 21 carats' worth of rubies.

Every part of Sofia Vergara's silver Donna Karan Atelier gown was sexy — including that draped back.

Bright blue blossoms were beautiful to behold on the top half of Lupita Nyong'o's Gucci dress. No necklace necessary!

The princess shape of Sarah Paulson's Rochas gown was never more apparent than when viewed from the side. It looked even more romantic and airy when seen by Amanda Peet's bold sheer pick.

Cate Blanchett might've skipped a full-out sparkle gown, but she made her shine count in Givenchy Haute Couture by Riccardo Tisci, focusing all that glamour in a wide trim on a bib top that came to her waist.

A simple lavender gown on Mayim Bialik turned into something extraspecial with a black lace overlay.

A sparkly clutch was no match for Isla Fisher's emerald and diamond bracelets.

A fiery red dress on Christina Applegate felt positively romantic up close when you realized it was frothy tulle layered over lace.

The ruffles at Jessica Chastain's neck and shoulders felt especially floral when viewed up close.

Consider it the best sort of problem: Juliette Lewis's leopard-spotted clutch and knuckle-duster ring fought for attention at the Critics' Choice Awards.

Margot Robbie has had a pretty super breakout red carpet season, but gowns aside, we loved this zoomed-in shot of her lacy sleeve and creature-topped minaudière.

If you happened to miss the back of Leslie Bibb's dress, you're really missing the point.

The gossamer-thin nature of Brie Larson's dress was even more delicate when examined up close.

Who says long sleeves can't be sexy? Margot Robbie proved they're fit for a siren, flashing some skin with lace.

The three-dimensional details on Bérénice Bejo's dress felt like a spot of fresh flowers on the carpet.

Naomi Watts's golden Tom Ford was striking from the front, but we especially loved the sheer slashes at the side.

How's this for color committment? Olivia Wilde's deep emerald green Gucci look continued right on down to her platforms.

The black and white stripes on Allison Williams's Alexander McQueen dress were actually made of feathers!

We were pretty obsessed with Kate Beckinsale's silver Zuhair Murad gown from the front. And from the back? Even better!

Only a side view could fully capture the grace of Jessica Chastain's back necklace.

The delicate lace on Cate Blanchett's Giorgio Armani dress deserves a close up — especially the pieces that fan upward toward her neck.

A candid moment for Olivia Wilde gave us plenty of opportunity to ogle the sequins on her Gucci dress.

Gold beading on the sleeves and neck of Lizzy Caplan's Emilio Pucci dress gave off so much sparkle, she could skimp on accessories.

Even walking away, Lupita Nyong'o's Ralph Lauren pick was gorgeous.

The back of Hayden Panettiere's black and white Tom Ford dress had an athletic vibe that felt just as sexy as a body-con mini.

Giorgio Armani clearly was heavy handed with the jewels when it came time to embellish the sexy little LBD Nina Dobrev picked for the InStyle afterparty.

A seriously sparkly gown can be just as arresting up close — look no further than Mila Kunis in Gucci Première for proof.

The train of Jennifer Lawrence's Dior gown practically floated behind her.

Anna Gunn's champagne Donna Karan Atelier dress used just the right amount of fabric, creating a beyond glamorous silhouette.

Upon closer inspection, you realize that the subtle peplum look of Odette Annable's dress was achieved by lightweight feathers.

A close-up on Jemima Kirke's artsy print and bejeweled waist also let us zoom in on her more permanent accessories: those tattoos.

A little flash of red sole never hurt anyone, least of all Zoe Saldana.

Sofia Vergara might've abandoned her signature silhouette, but not for long! The view from the back of her Zuhair Murad afterparty dress was just as stunning as the front!

You need a rearview to fully appreciate the oversize purple bow on Aubrey Plaza's two-tone Oscar de la Renta dress.

The spot where Hayden Panettiere's dress went from black to white was placed perfectly for the most flattering look possible.

We love that Rashida Jones's gold Ana Khouri rings could very well be the same pieces she wears on a day-to-day basis.

Also divine from the back? Taylor Swift's Carolina Herrera creation with a band of black mixed in among all the pink-red drama.

With tons of embellishment on the front, it was hard to imagine that the back of Zoe Saldana's Prabal Gurung dress could even compete. With a geometric black shape, it managed to!

Margot Robbie's white Gucci dress might've been fit for a minimalist if not for the brilliant stones accenting the top half.

From the front, Zooey Deschanel's Oscar de la Renta dress was all about the pearly beading. Seen from behind, the airy tulle train was what really grabbed our attention.

The athletic vibe of Reese Witherspoon's racerback Calvin Klein Collection dress deserved a notice.

When you zoom in on Kaley Cuoco's florals, the mastery becomes even more apparent.

Taissa Farmiga's superlacy dress felt extradainty when you viewed the wisp that extended down her hand.

Cascading flowers covered Drew Barrymore's Monique Lhuillier gown, extending all the way down to her ankles.

Pretty from the front, Amber Heard's Atelier Versace gown was jaw dropping from behind.

Take a minute to appreciate the metallic band and peaked neckline of Zoe Saldana's Prabal Gurung dress.

Instead of a simple bracelet, Rebecca Ferguson went for a creation that extended from high on the wrist to around her hand.

Emma Roberts's Lanvin dress, worn slightly off the shoulder, provided a perfect palette for her shocking blue earrings to stand out against.

Lace and sheer fabric combined for a sexy look on Julianne Hough's sleeves.

Viewed from the front, it was hard to imagine Jessica Alba's body-con Jason Wu dress being any sexier . . . until you glimpse the laces going up the side.

And if the polka dots on Keltie Knight's skirt weren't enough to make you fall in love, the flowing train definitely will.

Impressive from afar, the sparkle of Nina Dobrev's Jenny Packham dress was just as wow-worthy up close.

Metallic gold lace felt super luxurious on Greer Grammer's Mikael D. dress.

Origami-like folds on the top half of Heidi Klum's dress made for an arresting silhouette.