16 of Kylie Jenner's best outfits of all time

The 2015 ESPYs carpet got a dose of bling thanks to Kylie's sequined gown by Shady Zeineldine.

During New York Fashion Week, Jenner attended the Prabal Gurung spring show dressed in, you guessed it, Prabal Gurung. The paint-splattered suit paired with a black bandeau certainly stood out in the crowd.

Jenner wore this belted, leather Balmain dress to the 2015 Billboard Music Awards.

Balmain is a label she and her family members have worn quite a bit of over the years. The creative director of the brand, Olivier Rousteing, even once called Kylie's sister, Kim Kardashian, his muse in 2017, per CNN.

Later that year, Jenner wore a Balmain minidress to the October 2015 Balmain x H&M collection launch in New York. She paired this detailed dress with thigh-high black boots.

If you're going to Rihanna's Diamond Ball, you're certainly expected to dress to the nines. Jenner delivered in this simple, cream dress by August Getty that was complete with a giant train.

This slinky leather-and-chain number was designed by Bryan Hearns. She kept the rest of her look simple, styling her hair in a ponytail and wearing nearly invisible-looking heels.

This 2016 "no-shirt" look is all white and fitted. The gold-button details and draped lapel made this Balmain suit stand out on the carpet.

This baby-pink fringe dress is a little softer than the chic warrior wear Balmain is known for, but it still has that signature cinched waist. Jenner paired the look with clear shoes.

Her gown was custom-made by LaBourjoisie and the shiny silver material, strategic cut-outs, and high bun give this look a futuristic feel.

Not just anyone gets an invite to Anna Wintour's Met Gala and Jenner attended for the first time in 2016. That year's theme was "Manus x Machina: Fashion In An Age Of Technology."

She sported a Balmain look that, as she later shared on Snapchat, actually made her bleed thanks to the hardware fringe.

In 2016, Jenner attended an Alexander Wang event decked out in a pleated dress that was created by the designer.

This 2017 street-style look included jeans, a denim jacket, and a cinched denim belt.

She wore a black gown designed by Alexander Wang and tiny, silver sunglasses.

She rocked the"no-shirt" trend and"no-pants" trend with a pinstriped blazer. She paired it with magic-looking boots that appeared to be made out of a glistening, chain-mail sort of material.

The giant, purple-feather sleeves and wig really put this look over the top, which felt fitting for the Gala's "camp" theme.

Her sister, Kendall Jenner, wore a similar orange look.

For a Met Gala after-party, she changed into a blue-mesh, feathered gown and a matching wig. The look had some modern-day mermaid vibes.

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