The most daring outfits celebrities have worn to the Emmys

Carroll added to the old Hollywood vibe of her outfit by wearing heavy eye makeup, red lipstick, and statement earrings.

The comedian paired the animal print with black pants, a red shawl, and sunglasses.

The daring gown had a high slit and an off-the-shoulder strap that revealed a glittery bra.

The top had several cutouts, and the skirt was equally revealing.

The "Ally McBeal" actress completed the ensemble with a pair of peep-toe heels, minimal jewelry, a silver clutch, and large curls.

The "Sex and the City" actress' gown was also strapless and paired with a handheld purse.

The pieces of loose, sheer fabric were unlike anything on the red carpet that year.

Tamblyn, who was nominated for her role in "Joan of Arcadia," finished her Randolph Duke outfit with magenta lipstick and diamond jewelry.

The purple dress revealed the actress' belly button.

The actress' gown was strapless with a sweetheart neckline. She paired it with hoop earrings, bracelets, and a clutch.

"One swift gust of wind and this former Playboy model and screenwriter would have exposed much more than her brash belly ring at the 2005 Emmys," E! News wrote in 2015.

The back of her dress — which she matched with dangling gemstone earrings — resembled a display of metallic tattoos.

In 2020, the actress reflected on how the Georges Chakra dress earned her a spot on "best dressed" and "worst dressed" lists in 2006.

"It reminded some people of an ice-skating costume. They had strong feelings about it," she told People.

The "Desperate Housewives" star curled her short hair to match her bedazzled dress.

The "30 Rock" comedian paired the Versace dress with dangling earrings.

Klum, then a host on "Project Runway," paired the mini with a statement necklace and black heels.

She accessorized the midriff-baring gown with black and white bangles.

The actress, who won the award for best supporting actress in a comedy series for her role on "Mom," upped her vampy aesthetic with delicate waves, dark eye makeup, and a stack of silver bracelets.

The "Orange Is the New Black" star finished her outfit with a smoky eye, brown lipstick, and a diamond bracelet.

The ensemble had lace, mesh, and fringe details.

The "American Horror Story" actress leaned into the "naked dress" trend and accessorized with statement earrings.

She wore a black ribbon headband that matched the bodice of the dress.

Ross' gown featured a cutout on one side and a leg-exposing slit. She finished the outfit with a pair of white pointed-toe heels.

Maslany completed this polished look with a pair of dangling diamond earrings and an updo.

The actress wore a beaded black-and-silver gown that had a sheer skirt layered underneath. She accessorized with a pair of ankle-strap heels, Hearts on Fire diamond rings, and a Borgioni diamond ear cuff.

The glittering black dress featured a thigh-high slit, a sheer illusion neckline, and a see-through skirt.

The actress made history that year when she became the first woman of Asian descent to land a nomination for outstanding lead actress in a drama for her role as Eve Polastri in the hit BBC series "Killing Eve."

He wore a see-through, mesh top with a floor-length skirt.

Her bedazzled red gown featured a daring neckline.

Clarke chose to wear a Valentino design for the awards show.

Her green Vera Wang gown had a sheer, strapless bodice, and a silk, floor-length skirt with a slit. She also wore matching green heels and a cuff-style bracelet.