All the Sparkly and Fun Red Carpet Looks From This Year's CMT Awards

Carrie Underwood wore a fully beaded, plunging long-sleeve minidress by Michael Cinco. The show-stopping dress featured intricate turquoise and gold embroidery.

CMT Awards presenter Modern Family's Sarah Hyland wore a plunging mini black sequin dress complete with statement-making ruffled black sleeves and a long, hanging belt. She paired the dress with a pair of simple, strappy black heels.

Hello, sparkles! Country singer Carly Pearce stole the show with her long-sleeved minidress. Look closer and you'll see that it's covered in multicolored sequins.

Jimmie Allen proved that denim can totally work on the red carpet when it's done right. He wore a white t-shirt under a denim jacket, paired with ripped denim jeans and wide-brimmed hat. He added in a few accessories, too, including turquoise earrings, rings, and bracelets.

Kelsea Ballerini wore an off-the-shoulder, one-sleeved white-`sequin gown by Blumarine. Its flowy, asymmetrical pattern made the look hard to veer our eyes away. We're obsessed with her the beaded hair band that secures her ponytail — it's zoom-in worthy.

Thomas Rhett, adorable father, stood out on the red carpet in his maroon-colored suit paired with black loafers, and a patterned pocket square for good measure.

Always stylish Maren Morris showed up in an embellished Fausto Puglisi minidress with cutouts. She paired the '70s-inspired look with a pair of bronze heels.

Leon Bridges hung up the traditional suit and went for a yellow-printed, vintage-looking top and matching flare pants. To complete the look, he paired it with a wide-brim beige hat and black boots for an effortlessly cool vibe.

Jessie James Decker turned heads with this off-the-shoulder suede pink minidress, which she paired with triple-strap sandals featuring crystal embellishments.

Can we get a slow clap for this ensemble from on-air radio host Bobby Bones? He wore a white t-shirt that says "support female artists" paired with red and black suspenders and some white sneakers.

Cutie Luke Bryan elevated his all-black ensemble with a dark brown Tom Ford suit jacket with a metallic sheen.

Please excuse us while we continue to scream about this dazzling jumpsuit worn by Caylee Hammack. The '70s vibes are on point and the shade of blue truly couldn't be any more perfect on her. The perfect finishing touch to the look were her large square-shaped gold earrings.

Morgan Wallen impressed us with his country-meets-'70s ensemble. The artist played with a mix of mismatched patterns for an overall look that worked. We're particularly obsessed with his light blue matching set — those flared bottoms, especially.

Bell-bottoms are back, baby! Townes flaunts the trend in a bright coral halter jumpsuit with turquoise earrings for a pop of color.

Kane Brown wore a printed bomber jacket paired with ribbed jeans, hiking boots, and a hat with his initials, "KB." FYI, you can pick up the same hat in white on Brown's merch site if you're inclined to recreate the look.

Lauren Alaina left us breathless thanks to her colorblocked sequin-covered bodycon dress. Paired with a high ponytail and simple black heels, the look is dazzling, to say the least.

Singer and songwriter Julia Michaels channeled her inner Disney princess in this floor-length strapless lavender gown, showing off her awesome lineup of tattoos.

Tegan Marie jumped on the jumpsuit bandwagon, wearing a sparkly short-sleeved ensemble with belt-like embellishments on her midsection.

This purple and black sequin two-piece gave us major disco vibes. Obviously, the carpet was no stranger to sequins (or flared pants, for that matter), but Lindsay Ell made the look her own.

Andress's blush-tone pink plunging two-piece suit is the perfect combination of dreamy and cool. Her choice of sparkly silver heels completes the superchic ensemble.