The most iconic red carpet looks of 2021, so far

Sudeikis became an instant meme when he accepted his Golden Globe for "Ted Lasso" in a tie-dye sweatshirt, proving that celebrities really are just like us — they also don't dress up on Zoom.

The sweatshirt is from Forward__Space, a New York-based dance and exercise studio that was founded by his sister, Kristin Sudeikis.

Bassett, who is unbelievably 62 years old, proved why purple is the color of royalty in this Dolce and Gabbana dress.

The lime green look is Valentino Haute Couture, paired with Pierpaolo Piccioli platforms.

Fennell described her look as "your Totally Sober Aunt who has really taken a shine to your sweet boyfriend, Brian."

The feathery floral set was designed by Richard Quinn.

Fishback's dramatic gown was designed by Reem Acra and inspired her makeup look.

"The dress felt very Old Hollywood glamour, which inspired the cat eye liner and swooped back hair, but the nude lipstick and jewels kept it young and fresh," Fishback told Vogue.

Seyfried's tuxedo bib blouse and cigarette pants were designed by Miu Miu, and they went perfectly with her "Mank" Old Hollywood aesthetic.

Waddingham took home her first Critics' Choice Award, for her role in "Ted Lasso," in this purple dress with a beaded bodice.

King, who was nominated for best director for her directorial debut, "One Night in Miami...," wore an Atelier Versace gown for her big night, once again proving why she's one of the best dressed stars in Hollywood.

The "Judas and the Black Messiah" actor donned a Versace suit with a giant starfish on the blazer for the evening.

The "Black-ish" star's suit was more vibrant than Algee Smith's pastel ensemble.

Both Cosgrove's starfish-emblazoned shirt and skirt were both designed by Versace.

The "Savage" rapper took home three Grammys, including best new artist, in this bright orange Dolce and Gabbana gown.

Lipa's look was designed by Versace and was inspired by the Northern Lights, according to Vogue. It was also covered in butterflies made out of Swarovski crystals.

Styles, always a reliably flamboyant presence on a red carpet, rocked all-custom Gucci.

Swift looked like a floral princess or a flowery collage in this Oscar de la Renta dress and matching face mask.

Paak opted for a printed suit jacket, flared pants, and a few buttons open, while Mars looked straight out of a time machine in his ruffled red shirt, flares, and rose corsage. Both vintage looks were designed by Gucci.

Bridgers frequently rocks a skeleton bodysuit while performing, and her own merch is designed to look like skeletons — but this Thom Browne dress took it to a whole new level with an embroidered skeleton made of crystals and pearls.

Aiko's dreamy pink tulle gown was designed by Monsoori.

Smollett's high-low gown was designed by Zuhair Murad.

Odom Jr.'s green and purple ombré Berluti suit was one of many bold looks rocked by male stars at the SAG Awards.

The pleated dress was designed by Zuhair Murad.

The look was part of Georges Hobeika's Fall 2020 Couture collection.

Domingo celebrated his first Spirit Award nomination in this Louis Vuitton ensemble.

Seyfried saved the best for last with this vibrant Armani gown with a plunging neckline and fan-like embellishment. It was inspired by hibiscus flowers, according to Vogue.

The "Malcolm and Marie" star wore a custom Valentino gown that channeled two iconic Cher looks — one she wore on "The Sonny and Cher Show" and another she wore to the 1973 Academy Awards.

Mulligan also opted for a Valentino design on her big night.

Zhao won three Oscars — making history — all while wearing an Hermès gown and matching Hermès sneakers.

The mauve gown boasted a giant bow on the front. It was designed by Dolce and Gabbana.

Davis' custom Alexander McQueen dress was covered in floral cutouts.

The "Borat 2" star celebrated her princess moment with a custom Louis Vuitton ballgown.

Stanfield's Saint Laurent jumpsuit with pointed white collar and black belt "made Oscars history," according to GQ.

Domingo's Atelier Versace suit took 150 hours to make, due to the 4,500 Swarovski crystals and sequins cascading down the shoulders.

Day's stylist called the glittery dress, boasting both a thigh-high slit and large cut-out, a "scandal." It was designed by Vera Wang.

Perrie Edwards (left) and Leigh-Anne Pinnock (right) debuted their baby bumps at the BRITs.

Edwards chose a set by David Koma, Jade Thirwall rocked a Vivienne Westwood gown, and Pinnock's dress was designed by Maison Margiela.

MNEK's suit was designed by Robert Wun.

Lipa's Vivienne Westwood dress also had purple mesh along the neckline, and it appeared to reference this yellow dress Winehouse wore to the BRITs in 2007.

As PopSugar wrote, "shout-out to Rina Sawayama for inventing the color purple" in this Balmain gown.

Porter chose a black satin ThreeASFour dress with matching black lace and satin pants, along with a a Stephen Jones fascinator and metallic Rick Owens boots.

Swift's sparkly white and silver Miu Miu set sent fans down the rabbit hole as they tried to decide whether they should pay more attention to the outfit's clear nod to the "1989" era, or her hair and red lip which resembled her look during the "Red" era.

The retro suit and bag were, predictably, designed by Gucci.

Rae's bold look was created by Christopher Esber.

The "Outer Banks" star opted for a red Fendi suit and shirt, along with red sneakers on the red carpet.

Orji's tiered, multi-colored gown was designed by the Ghanaian-American designer Mimi Plange.

Chopra's nude gown boasted a thigh-high slit and low neckline. It was designed by Dolce and Gabbana.

The "Bichota" singer looked like a mermaid at the BBMAs while wearing this Celia Kritharioti gown.

The peach gown also had floral embellishments on the front. It was designed by Giambattista Valli.

Both the "Kiss Me More" singer's bandeau top and matching pants were designed by Balmain, while the necklace is Jacob & Co.

Fox took "little black dress" to a whole new level with this Mugler look.