Fashion Week's Best Red Carpet Gowns — and Who Should Wear Them

Who Should Wear It: Taylor Swift

We love Taylor's transformation from country sweetheart to pop-punk princess and can totally imagine her rocking this amazing metallic dress on stage.

Who Should Wear It: Sarah Jessica Parker

We all remember Carrie in that Oscar La Renta gown in the final season of Sex and the City. Since then, SJP and de la Renta have shared many fashion moments together, and she would be a vision in this beautiful A-line ball gown.

Who Should Wear It: Angelina Jolie

Angelina is never one to shy away from striking silhouettes. And after the divorce announcement which shook us all to the core, she needs a fabulous and empowering dress to show Brad just what he's missing. Look no further than this Marcel Ostertag, Ange.

Who Should Wear It: The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton

Ever since Kate wowed us in Prabal Gurung in 2012 we've been dying to see more. The unveiling of this regal gown is the perfect reason for her to wear the designer again.

Who Should Wear It: Beyoncé

As she proved at the 2014 Grammys, Beyoncé is fearless when it comes to sheer styling and she trusts Michael Costello to do it right. She would totally slay in this corset and lace train. All hail Queen Bey.

Who Should Wear It: Cara Delevingne

Sharing is caring, especially when it comes to celeb wardrobes. So who better to wear this Black Swan-esque gown than Kendall Jenner's BFF? Cara favors black, and this gown has the right balance between formal and edgy to reflect her personal style.

Who Should Wear It: Rihanna

As one of PUMA's Creative Directors, Rihanna knows all about street style. This Nicholas K dress is a great combination of sophistication and edge, making it the perfect statement piece.

Who Should Wear It: Lupita Nyong'o

Whatever the event, Lupita Nyong'o always makes a statement on the red carpet. Her gown at the 2014 Oscars was a fairy-tale come true, but now we think she should find her edgier side. We can totally see her in this sleek Malan Breton design.

Who Should Wear It: Eva Longoria

We love Eva and Victoria's longstanding friendship. Victoria's Instagram post of her helping Eva into her wedding dress (that she also designed) gave us all the feels. We like to think that Eva has unlimited access to all of VB's designs, including this one.

Who Should Wear It: Naomie Harris

As she proved with her beautiful feathered gown at the 2013 Met Ball, Naomie is not afraid to stand out. The asymmetry and cut-out detail of this Proenza Schouler, one of Naomie's fave designers, will certainly achieve that.

Who Should Wear It: Viola Davis

Viola Davis always leaves an impression on the red carpet with bold colors and sweeping shapes, making her a perfect fit for Carolina Herrera's designs.

Who Should Wear It: Carey Mulligan

Mulligan is always quietly striking in her fashion choices. She's worn Calvin Klein at several events, favoring their understated and sleek design. This CK two-piece is just the right amount of risqué, while its strong silhouette would perfectly compliment her petite frame.

Who Should Wear It: Elizabeth Olsen

The more demure style of Brock Collection makes it the perfect fit for the youngest Olsen sister. Usually spotted in pastel colors, we'd love to see her make a statement with bold coloring and tailoring.

Who Should Wear It: Lana Del Rey

Lana Del Rey attended the Met Gala in 2012 with Joseph Altruzarra himself, proving their close relationship both personal and fashion-wise. Lana's unique vintage style makes this stunning embroidered gown perfect for her.

Who Should Wear It: Kendall Jenner

Kendall may be a Fashion Week favorite, but her style off the runway gains just as much attention. We want to see her hanging out with the rest of the Kardashian clan in this fabulous Pamella Roland.

Who Should Wear It: Lady Gaga

Maxwell is one of Gaga's close friends and stylists, so it seems only right that his designs look incredible on her. After stunning us in Brandon Maxwell half-jumpsuit, half-ballgown at the Oscars in 2016, we would love to see her in this knock-out dress.

Who Should Wear It: Michelle Obama

The Obamas brought a whole new meaning to the word elegance during their time as president and first lady. Their time in the White House may be over, but our fashion fascination with them certainly is not. We would love to see Michelle test out slightly bolder waters now, such as this Jenny Packham.

Who Should Wear It: Zoë Kravitz

Zoë always impresses in Alexander Wang, making it one of her favorite labels. This dress's combination of avant-garde tailoring and sleek satin is exactly her style.

Who Should Wear It: Jessica Chastain

Chastain has been spotted in Calvin Klein a few times over the years. Her CK gown at the 70th Annual Golden Globes showed off her old-school Hollywood glamour. Now we want to see her embrace her wild side in this feathered design.

Who Should Wear It: Adele

Adele's signature red carpet look is understated elegance. This black gown with stunning lace detailing is the perfect fit.

Who Should Wear It: Blake Lively

We can totally envision Blake in this gorgeous Jonathan Simkhai dress. Curves, fearlessness, and elegance: she's got it all.

Who Should Wear It: Alicia Keys

Alicia Keys' natural beauty shines through no matter what she wears. This Oscar De La Renta & Monse collab, however, would be the cherry on top.

Who Should Wear It: Emma Stone

With all the awards buzz surrounding La La Land, Emma Stone is a very familiar face on the red carpet these days. The classic glamour and striking shape of this Rosie Assoulin design is definitely a winning combo

Who Should Wear It: Charlize Theron

Charlize is often spotted in block-colored, floor-length gowns which show off her incredible bod and natural radiance. It's as if this Vivienne Hu was made for her.

Who Should Wear It: Alexa Chung

This Sies Marjan dress mirrors Chung's personal bohemian style, whilst adding a touch of formality. Plus, the slit at the front would show off those incredible legs that we're all secretly jealous of.

Who Should Wear It: Rooney Mara

Rooney Mara's performance in The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo proved that black is her color, while her angular features and petite frame mean that she can definitely pull off sharp tailoring.

Who Should Wear It: Olivia Palermo

Olivia has a penchant for two-piece gowns, which highlight her small frame and long legs. Being designed by Carolina Herrera makes it all that much better.

Who Should Wear It: Jennifer Lopez

There's no other word for it — J. Lo is fierce. As is this Jason Wu gown. A match made in heaven.