42 Spring '16 Runway Looks We Want to See on the Red Carpet

Suki's walked the Burberry runway and flaunted her fair share of sheer, romantic gowns from the fashion house. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

Suki sat front row at the Spring '16 show, and we'd love to see her take on this vampy look from the collection.

Alexa Chung's always mixing up sexy silhouettes with cozy separates like turtlenecks, and there's no splash of leopard she doesn't love. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

Alexa even wore a leopard miniskirt to sit front row at the runway show!

As the unofficial face of Giambattista Valli, Diane Kruger has shown off plenty of designs from the fashion house. But the style maven is never afraid to experiment with prints, embellishments, or silhouettes. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

Diane would make this floral-finished, embroidered dress look effortless, likely completing her outfit with a bright pair of shoes and an eye-catching contrast box clutch.

The Sex and the City star dresses like a true style maven on and off screen. This Alexander McQueen design she wore to the 2006 Met Gala was confirmation enough — for Spring '16, she belongs in . . .

Could she? Would she? We can see SJP slipping right into this structured blazer and completing her look with a sheer ruffled skirt.

As soon as we saw Kate Hudson in this Versace cutout red dress, we knew there was no label she looked hotter in. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

We're pretty sure this glittering black cutout dress was designed for Kate. It would fit her like a glove, and sexy as it is, we know Ms. Hudson would make the one-shouldered number look glamorous.

Chiara Ferragni doesn't just love Chloé for the label's street style accessories; she also went backstage at the Spring '16 show and showed off a cozy knit by the designer before the new collection hit the runway. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

This off-the-shoulder knit is just as luxe as the one Chiara's already got, and we'd love to see her wear it with an unexpected ombré pleated maxi like this one.

J Law's tried-and-true contract with Dior means she'll try any of the designer's looks on for size. Her toned bod looks lovely in a crop top set, so for Spring '16, she's wearing . . .

This fresh look is a little bit '90s, is a lot of fun, and totally screams J Law's name. Perhaps she'll give it a go when award season rolls around?

The star loves to play up her inner glow with sequins and plunging necklines, just like she did in this emerald Elie Saab number. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

Be bold, Gwyneth. The actress loves a good suit and trendy details like a high neck or, in this case, a pussy-bow blouse. Lace trousers would flatter her svelte figure, and she'd add pops of color with the addition of sparkling jewels.

Allison looks lovely in full, long-sleeved gowns, and she works florals like a true princess. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

While the Girls actress worked a bright-pink Emilia Wickstead design at the 2014 Vanity Fair party above, we say the bolder, the better!

It doesn't happen often, but there are plenty of moments when the duchess takes a bold risk, and this black lacy Temperley gown was decidedly edgy! For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

Could you imagine Kate in a risky white embellished gown like this one? Perhaps in a darker custom shade and with a higher neckline, this gown would flatter the duchess in all the right places.

Keira Knightley is definitely a fan of Erdem's lovely, ethereal dresses, and she also loves a good high-neck silhouette. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

We think she'd look like the belle of the ball in this lacy, bishop-sleeved number.

The supermodel seriously stuns in any gown that boasts a leg slit. She dropped jaws when she stepped out at Cannes Film Festival in this slinky black dress. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

Doutzen's Cannes dress was also designed by Mugler, and this number is so similar, we can't help but guess it was inspired by the past runway look.

Dakota looks feminine and flirty in any Gucci design. This cranberry number looked lovely at the recent runway show. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

We plucked this green zipper-front design right off the runway for Dakota. It's similar to the lacy look Ms. Johnson wore to Gucci's cruise show, and we love the modern stripe at the waist.

We doubt there's any outfit Jeremy Scott could design that Miley wouldn’t wear. Her racy, over-the-top ensembles at the VMAs were confirmation enough that for Spring '16, she should wear . . .

We can totally see Miley making moves in this intense Moschino gown, designed by none other than Jeremy Scott himself!

One of Hailee's go-to labels is Dolce & Gabbana, and demure looks make her appear seriously mature! For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

Hailee's rocked a fierce suit before, and we think this playful D&G version is right up her alley, embellished with all the right add-ons.

Bella's signature sexy style isn't going anywhere. She loves a tiny little dress with sheer detail. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

Bella's LBD was designed by Julien Macdonald, but we think purple's her color. This tank dress would totally complement her red locks.

Emma is always one to take fashion risks, even if her style is polished and demure. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

We'd love to see this Peter Pilotto crop top on Emma's petite frame. She’s already quite a fan of the designer!

J Lo's always up for a sexy dress. She wore this front-slitted Anthony Vaccarello gown to the Grammys in 2013, and for Spring '16, she's slipping into . . .

The leggier, the better for Ms. Lopez, who makes mini dancer's dresses look like fierce, high-fashion couture.

Christopher Kane is one of Chloë's go-to brands for showing off her quirky sense of style. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

Chloë loves bold colors and coordinate sets, so we could see her making a fringy splash in this rainbow look.

Alessandra plays up her tan skin and inner glow in champagne dresses with dramatic cutouts. For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

It's time for an update, and we love the Grecian allure of Cavalli's off-the-shoulder design. His collection had a rocker tinge, and we think it's calling Alessandra's name.

The actress reaches for Armani gowns time and time again on the red carpet. One thing's for sure — we love to see her shining in them! For Spring '16, we'd put her in . . .

This one-shouldered dress would make Naomi look like a winner. We hope she chooses it for award season and even accents the chiffon hem with the same statement choker.

Amal puts a sophisticated touch on every outfit. She loves to polish off slouchy silhouettes with luxe accessories like statement shoes, a really great belt, or elegant earrings. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

This DVF look was made for Amal, down to the fringe clutch!

What we admire most about Gigi is her ability to mix dainty, feminine pieces with sporty shoes, like her Adidas sneakers. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

Jonathan Simkhai calls Gigi Hadid his style icon, declaring she’s one of his favorite models to dress — and he dresses a lot of supermodels! We’re pretty sure this crochet finished crop top set was made for Ms. Hadid.

This pale yellow embellished naked dress takes the same form as Kim’s wedding gown, from the sheer detail at the waist to the long mermaid skirt.

Kate Bosworth loves a good festival-inspired look. She knows just how to mix a printed denim jacket with studded suede booties and a cute satchel. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

Kate Instagrammed three of her favorite looks from Coach’s first-ever runway show, this Western-inspired outfit being one of them. Yes, Kate, we think you’d wear it well.

We think Selena could rock this playful jumpsuit on any red carpet. And there’s something so sexy about the double spaghetti strap detail, too.

Emma Stone manages to make just about any style of dress look modest. She’s taken red carpet risks — there was that time she wore a jumpsuit that featured a huge bow on the red carpet — but we’re positive she could never go wrong in a red, figure-flattering gown. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

The moment this lacy Oscar de la Renta design made an appearance on the runway, we knew we’d see it at a premiere or during award season. Emma would look lovely in the high-neck silhouette and the dainty ruffles of chiffon would add a feminine touch.

Kiernan Shipka always manages to make quirky, structured designs look playful and sophisticated at the same time. Since she’s petite, she looks best in mini dresses with just the right adornments. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

Kiernan’s worn Delpozo many times, and she even sat front row at the Spring ’16 show! Since she looks so lovely in pastel pink, we think she should sweep her hair back and show off this design with pride.

Lea Michele loves to bare her midriff on the carpet, and little leggy miniskirts are her calling. She makes a coordinated set like this one look so darn easy to wear. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

J. Mendel is one of Lea’s go-to designers for red carpet events. We can see her rocking this ensemble with a bright, popping heel and an unexpected clutch.

Sienna’s bohemian style recently got a major upgrade. When we spotted her in this Thakoon set at the Met Gala, we knew she was ready to work eye-catching details like tassels, belts, and ties, in elevated ways. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

This crisp Proenza Schouler look is right on board with all of Spring ‘16 trends, from the black harness belt to the off-the-shoulder top. There aren’t many designs Sienna can’t pull off, and after seeing her Met Gala number, we think this suits her just right.

At this point, Olivia’s love for belts is obvious. She completes most of her outfits with a cinch at the waist, even when you least expect it. She’s also got a love for simple, well-tailored pieces, but uses them to create an outfit that’s nothing short of eccentric. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

Olivia loves feminine details like lace and ruffles just as much as she loves a good collared shirt or a blazer. We can imagine her working this look with a fringe clutch and multicolor, statement-making Aquazzura heels.

Although Lupita usually sticks to monochrome outfits, she’s worn a multitude of colors. What if she combined them all into one and tried out this gorgeous textured Marchesa design? Lupita, we dare you.

Lately, Taylor’s been turning up the edge on the red carpet, showing off her mid-section in crop tops, her long legs through thigh-high slits, and hints of skin with unexpected cutouts. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

Taylor’s worn J. Mendel on the carpet before, and we think her svelte frame’s ready to slip into a bandeau like this one. Though the singer usually prefers white over black, we can picture her in this coordinated set with a sexy swipe of red lipstick.

Cara makes sleek, simple LBDs look sporty with the addition of sneakers or edgy accessories. We don’t think the supermodel-turned-actress will ever give up her tomboy style. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

How awesome were the high top sneaker boots at Rag & Bone? If there’s anyone who can make them work with a slinky dress, it’s Cara.

Elle is a true Rodarte girl, through and through. While designers Laura and Kate Mulleavy add plenty of avant-garde details to their dresses, they all somehow come together to achieve a look that’s devastatingly pretty. For Spring ’16, we’d put Elle in . . .

This particular dress screamed, “lovely little bohemian princess” to us. We think Elle could even make it work with a flower crown — and we don’t want to see her ditch those lacy tights, either!

We love Kendall’s ability to make high-fashion pieces look elevated and sexy, not cheesy. Even in a crop top and strappy stilettos, she adds an unexpected twist — like these high-waisted culottes that featured an asymmetrical skirt. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

While Jill Stuart may not be one of Kendall’s go-to designers, we can picture a pair of her sexy heels sticking out from the slits of these wide-leg trousers, and what better way to make them even sexier than with a simple bandeau with subtle pleating?

Karlie Kloss can work a leggy little dress just as well as she can a bow-adorned gown. Either way, she stuns on the red carpet and knows how to strike just the right poses to show off her design. She is a supermodel, after all. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

We couldn’t help but compare this Proenza design to the one Karlie wore on the pink carpet at the Victoria’s Secret showing a few years back. The waist cutouts would look sexy on the star, and the bell sleeves and mock neck add a trendy touch to the look.

Blake Lively’s another star who appreciates the art of design and knows that when it comes to a gown, it’s all in the details. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

A full chiffon tiered skirt, floral appliqué, and peachy tones would make a glowing Blake Lively look like a dream. This Marchesa gown is a true masterpiece, and Blake would wear it well.

Reese loves a sleek, colorblock dress on the carpet, where she tends to take her look to the next level with stunning jewels. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

Zac Posen isn’t only one of Reese’s go-to designers for fancy events, he’s also an artistic genius! Just look at the geometric structure he added to this elegant satin gown. We’d love for Reese to try something a little more striking on the carpet, and for her, it’ll start with a fresh silhouette like this one.

Although Jennifer frequently wears Dior on the red carpet, we still can’t get this slinky metallic slip dress from the Met Gala afterparty out of our heads. Can we have a repeat? Please, J Law? For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

J Law started her career hitting the Oscars red carpet in one sleek red Calvin Klein gown that flattered her figure in all the right ways, and we think she’d look #flawless in this silk strappy design that just went down the runway.

Bella Hadid looked supersultry in this simple black gown. We think this shade looks lovely on the supermodel, no matter what silhouette she’s wearing. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

Lady Gaga’s stylist, Brandon Maxwell, just rolled out his first collection, and this satin, off-the-shoulder jumpsuit, complete with a tight bodice and triangle stomach cutout, is calling Bella’s name.

Cate Blanchett can be as daring as she chooses on the red carpet. From sequins to avant-garde silhouettes to unexpected color combinations, Ms. Blanchett has tried it all. For Spring ’16, we’d put her in . . .

Who better to wear such a striking Proenza Schouler dress than Cate? There’s no doubt she can pull it off. Cate, there’s a red carpet that’s waiting for this ruffled dress, and it’s your duty to wear it.