34 of the most daring looks celebrities have worn to the SAG Awards over the years

Driver's dress was heavily beaded and had a metallic trim. She wore it with clear heels and a diamond bracelet. 

Graham's gown had sheer slits across the top and a hip cutout on the left side.

Jolie walked the red carpet in a high-low dress with a long train. She paired the dress with nude pointed-toe heels and a pink shawl. 

The lace of Dunst's dress was embroidered with delicate beads. There were also slits on the sides and back of the gown. 

Parker paired the beaded black bandeau top and matching skirt with Mary Jane pumps and statement earrings. 

In a recent interview with Vogue, Parker spoke about the criticism she received for wearing this Prada look in 2001. 

"You get to borrow something you like, you think it speaks to you at a moment, in a place, in a time, for an event. And you wear it. And maybe some people think you don't look amazing, and that's certainly their right," she said. 

Cattrall's top was designed with a plunging neckline. The silver color of the top also matched the clutch and heels the "Sex and the City" actress wore. 

Aniston wore the statement dress with black heels and a beaded clutch.

The actress' Elie Saab dress was designed with a thigh-high slit. She continued the gold theme by accessorizing the dress with heels, a clutch, and jewelry of the same color. 

Theron's dress featured a plunging neckline and an open back. 

Hudson wore the gown with simple diamond jewelry so everyone's attention would be on the backless design. 

Adams paired the Antonio Berardi dress with a pearl belt and platform heels. 

Christie's dress had a halter top with a plunging neckline and an opening in the back. She kept the rest of her look simple with a ring and bright-red lipstick. 

Stone's tuxedo dress had a plunging neckline that was covered by the same sheer fabric that made up her skirt. She accessorized the look with black heels and diamond earrings.

The side cutout and thigh-high slit elevated Cuoco's simple black gown. She kept her jewelry minimal and styled her hair in a sleek updo. 

Cox accessorized the Prabal Gurung dress with a gold-and-black clutch and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry. 

Longoria's dress also had a plunging neckline and an open back. She paired it with emerald earrings from Lorraine Schwartz.

Larson's Versace gown had a thigh-high slit and a cutout across one side of her chest. 

Mara's dress was also sheer on the bottom. She kept the rest of her look simple with a dainty ring and a sleek ponytail. 

Henson's dress was designed with a sheer top and had stunning floral embroidery throughout. 

The design of Stone's dress looked like it had been ripped up to reveal a sheer boudoir corset top. The rest of the dress was velvet and had multicolored flowers embroidered throughout. 

Brie's red Dundas dress was lined in the shape of a lightning bolt that went down her left side to reveal several cutouts. She completed her edgy look with blue earrings and platform purple heels. 

Gaga's dress was designed with a plunging neckline and thigh-high slit. She accessorized the dress with Tiffany and Co. jewelry. 

Newton's fluorescent, multi-tiered dress also featured pockets. She let the dress stand out on its own by keeping her jewelry minimal and styling her hair in an updo. 

Fanning wore the daring Valentino gown with Fred Leighton jewels, Sophia Webster shoes, and a Roger Vivier bag.

Johansson paired the silk dress with Stuart Weitzman shoes and pearl-drop earrings. The back of Johansson's dress was accentuated with crystal-embroidered straps that allowed her to show off her massive back tattoo. 

Odom's playful suit went from green at the top to dark purple at the bottom. He wore the nontraditional men's look with brown shoes. 

Law Roach styled Taylor-Joy's dress with Tiffany & Co. jewelry. The "Queen's Gambit" actress called the look a "siren dress of dreams."

Leto's double-breasted suit was designed by Gucci. He paired it with a sheer purple shirt, a neck scarf, heeled boots, and a seashell clutch.

Daddario's gown had a plunging neckline, ruching on the bodice, and a thigh-high slit. De Beers jewelry completed the look.

Williams' ensemble combined a structured, silver bodysuit with a white dress that covered one sleeve and scooped down to her waist, flowing into a skirt with a daring slit.

Shoes from Stuart Weitzman, jewelry from Gismondi 1754, and a clutch from Rodo tied it all together.

The fitted, floor-length black gown had a square neckline that dipped all the way to Blanchett's waist, and it was framed by black embellishments. She paired the statement dress with Pomellato jewelry.

Plaza's bronze halter dress had a bold cutout on the bodice, and a slit cut up the center of the fitted skirt. She wore coordinating brown shoes.

The long-sleeve, red dress hugged Curtis' figure, and its neckline plunged to her navel. A sheer panel of fabric kept the two sides of the gown together. Cathy Waterman jewelry and Brian Atwood shoes completed the look.

Ortega's dress had a modern gothic feel with its plunging sweetheart neckline, ruched skirt, and thigh-high slit. She paired the dress with Tiffany & Co. jewelry.