22 of the most daring outfits celebrities have ever worn to the Cannes Film Festival

The singer's outfit included a long-sleeved, high-necked shirt worn over tights that covered her hips, legs, and feet.

Both pieces were made from the same circle-print fabric and small buttons.

For the 1975 festival, the Nicaraguan actress and human-rights advocate wore a long-sleeved dress that had a black skirt with a short slit. The garment also had a sheer bodice covered with a strategically placed leaf print.

Jagger completed the look with black sandals and a matching beret.

She attended the premiere of her film "In Bed with Madonna" that year while wearing a white, cone-shaped bra above a high-waisted pair of form-fitting shorts.

Madonna accessorized with a pink coat, dangling gold earrings, and red lipstick.

The midi dress, which she wore to the "Dancer in the Dark" premiere, had sheer balloon sleeves and a ruffled skirt that pointed outwards.

The musician paired the unique garment with vibrant pink tights, blue kitten heels, and a shoulder bag shaped like a polar bear.

The strapless dress had a gold-plated neckline that almost reached her collarbone, and a thigh-high slit on the side of its semi-sheer skirt.

The latter part showed off her gold sandals, while her slicked-back hair highlighted the gown's bodice.

The black gown — worn for "The BFG" premiere — had sleeves that doubled as fingerless gloves, and a sharp neckline that plunged to Yuchun's stomach.

And whereas most of the musician's gown was made from a shining, leather-like material, its lapels were seemingly created from velvet.

Her high-neck, long-sleeved dress was semi-sheer with a black striped pattern from top to bottom. Around her waist, the model covered up with a leather corset.

Shayk also wore an updo hairstyle, neutral makeup, and heels with statement gold straps.

Her daring dress was asymmetrical, with a strap across one shoulder and another strap hanging across her other arm. The gown's bodice was also sheer and decorated with rows of crystals, while its skirt was see-through and had a thigh-high slit.

To complete the glamorous outfit, Hadid wore a tall bun and silver sandals with straps that wrapped around her ankles and shins.

Her dress was sleeveless, and its bodice was cut thin to reveal the sides of her chest and waist. It also had hip-high slits across its skirt, which extended to the floor past her silver heels.

To complement the dress, the model wore a silver cuff and geometric diamond earrings.

She arrived at that year's screening of "Cold War" in a sleeveless A-line dress with a high neckline and bubbled high-low skirt.

But whereas the bottom of her gown was covered in a colorful floral print and sequins, the rest was black and white with numbers in between each illustration — just like a color-by-number painting.

Her ruffled dress had sky-high sleeves that extended up toward her head, and a high-low skirt that extended into a train behind her. The gown also had a plunging neckline.

The Indian actress also wore shining purple pumps, aqua earrings, and a bun hairstyle.

Jenner wore her green, chain-mail minidress, which was entirely sheer, with only nude underwear beneath it. The model also donned pointed pumps from Christian Louboutin and gold earrings.

This time around, she opted for a white, ruffled gown with a plunging neckline, sheer straps that covered her chest, a tiered skirt, and a bedazzled white belt around her waist.

Jenner wore the Schiaparelli Haute Couture design with a seahorse broach made from diamonds and seafoam-green crystal earrings.

The Indian actress wore a multicolored sleeveless gown with a print that mirrored butterfly wings. The mermaid-style dress also had a train made from the same fabric attached to her hips, and it fanned out behind her.

Equally bold were Rai's drop earrings and fuchsia lipstick.

While attending a screening of "BlacKkKlansman," Stewart walked the red carpet in a silver minidress with long sleeves and sharp embellishments, and a pair of black Louboutin heels with pointed toes.

Stewart seemingly removed the shoes to make a statement against the Cannes policy that requires women to wear heels on the red carpet.

Her dark gown was sleeveless and made from a metallic material that wrapped around her neck to form two cutouts across her chest and waist. It also had a wrap-style skirt that had a slit in the front and extended to the floor in the back.

For accessories, the model wore strappy sandals, a silver cuff, and maroon lipstick.

She walked the red carpet in a black gown that had long, sheer sleeves, a deep V-shaped neckline, and a floor-length skirt with a long slit across the front.

The dress also stood out thanks to its diamond-shaped cutouts, which were encrusted with crystals and placed around the waist like a belt.

Not only was the model's halter dress made from sheer black fabric, but it also had a diamond-shaped cutout. The gown's skirt was also sheer, and only covered her front and back — not her sides.

Her white top perfectly matched her high-waisted pants, platform heels, and blonde bob. The actress also wore silver jewelry, red lipstick, and a studded belt with her outfit.

Extra fabric was added to the back of her shorts, creating a long train and ruffles at her waist. Speaking to The Guardian, Anderson revealed that she helped create her outfit with designer Rami Kadi.

The asymmetrical overlay was made from a transparent black material that looked a bit like latex.

Underneath the top layer, which had cutouts across her waist and a thigh-high slit on its skirt, the model wore a beige bustier-style bodysuit and strappy heels.

Not only did the French actress wear her blazer with no shirt underneath, but she also didn't put her arms through its sleeves. Instead, her arms poked through slits created between the jacket's bodice and sleeves.