24 of the most daring outfits celebrities wore this month

For the New York Film Critics Circle Awards, Palmer donned a Michael Kors gown with thin straps and a backless bodice that showed her tattoos.

The silver frock was also "hand-embroidered with recycled sequins," according to the designer's Instagram page.

Dolce & Gabbana designed her outfit, which included see-through pants and a black blazer with a satin bow tied around the waist.

The jacket's plunging neckline revealed that she wore it with only a bra underneath.

Though the musician's fashion is often bold, this fuchsia dress from Rodarte was especially daring. It was entirely see-through and flared at the bottom of its skirt, highlighting her strappy heels.

Ora wore it with no bra underneath, adding only a black pair of underwear and diamond, heart-shaped earrings.

Her Morphew Atelier dress was undoubtedly one of the most daring looks on the event's red carpet.

Made from lace, the black, see-through gown had a deep-V neckline and a tiered, floor-length skirt. Its backless bodice also exposed her thong and had thin strings hanging across her shoulders.

Her asymmetrical dress was designed by Ludovic de Saint Sernin. It had a halter neckline with an attached flower and a ruched skirt that reached her ankles.

Jenner paired the $905 dress with black underwear and Manolo Blahnik heels.

Her belted bralette and green cargo pants were part of the ensemble she wore for Lori Harvey's birthday party. She paired them with pointed pumps, diamond jewelry, and pink eye shadow.

"Oh this? Just @diesel couture off the runway ," Lizzo wrote about the outfit on Instagram.

She wore the strapless minidress with sheer garter tights and pointed heels for a night out with her husband, Justin Bieber.

The dress had ruched fabric that wrapped around her body and a giant ruffle that extended down its bodice. Additionally, there were layers of lace covering each cutout.

Whereas many stars wore bright colors and metallic fabrics on the red carpet, Brunson opted for a black-and-gray gown.

Designed by Robert Wun, the semi-sheer garment had long sleeves, giant ruffles that lined the entire dress, and a mermaid-style skirt.

The musician's sheer halter dress was custom-made by Vera Wang. It was crafted from ruched, mesh fabric, and had two slits beneath Monáe's hips.

The dress — which Monáe wore with no bra underneath — also had a long train that extended behind them.

Designed by MONSE, her black blazer had split sleeves that revealed her latex gloves. She also wore a white top and a black miniskirt from the designer.

To complete the look, Gellar added black pumps, a diamond necklace, and neutral makeup.

The bright Raf Simons sweater hung off her shoulder and extended to her knees.

She paired the garment with Miu Miu sunglasses and chunky Versace boots.

He tucked a gray, long-sleeved top into matching trousers, and wore an attached, pleated skirt on top.

To make the look even bolder, J-Hope added futuristic sneakers, an $880 Dior chain necklace, and chunky sunglasses.

In place of a top, he wore a thick bomber jacket with Kenzo patches.

Sivan also donned the designer's striped jeans, boxers, an elephant-shaped buckle belt, and chunky boots.

Dolce & Gabbana designed her daring dress for the private concert. It was sleeveless with a triangle cutout in the middle of its structured top and had two tall slits that extended the length of her skirt and showed her fishnet tights.

In addition to the dress, Beyoncé wore a golden, bubble-shaped shawl that reached the floor across her arms.

His puffy leather coat was designed by Loewe, and perfectly matched his tan shoes.

He completed the look with dark sunglasses and his signature rainbow buzz cut.

Though many stars wore bold outfits at the event, Doja's was arguably the most shocking.

As Vogue reported, her look was meant to transform her into a living sculpture, with makeup artist Pat McGrath spending nearly five hours covering the musician in more than 30,000 crimson Swarovski crystals.

She also wore a strapless dress that was covered in red beads across its skirt, carried a matching scarf across her arms, and wore red boots with Schiaparelli's signature toe embellishments.

The fake animal head was attached to Jenner's strapless, body-hugging gown made from velvet, which she paired with gold-toe heels.

As Jenner said on Instagram, the piece was a "faux art creation constructed by hand using manmade materials" like foam, resin, and wool.

Though celebrities like Shay Mitchell praised the look in the comments section of her post, other social-media users took issue with the realistic-looking animal head.

"Even though it's not real, it's still disturbing and in bad taste," one person wrote.

Schiaparelli said on Instagram that the fake animal heads featured in its show were meant to represent the "lust, pride, and avarice" present in Dante's "Inferno" — which served as inspiration for the runway show.

Her gothic ensemble was as dark as her hair, creating the illusion that she was covered head to toe in black, pleated fabric.

She also wore strappy sandals and bleached eyebrows with the outfit.

The German influencer paired her see-through top with a high-waisted skirt and pointed heels embellished with sparkling bows.

She also carried a crystal-covered purse and draped a jacket across her arms.

Oscar de la Renta designed her dress, which she wore with black undergarments and sparkling, platform heels from Larroudé.

To complete the look, Hayek also carried a green Bottega Veneta purse and donned jewelry by Hoorsenbuhs.

She wore the outfit — which included the crystal-covered blazer, matching pants, and a yellow button-up blouse — at Valentino's Paris Fashion Week show.

Her black, suit-style dress, which was created by the designer, had long sleeves and a plunging neckline that almost reached her stomach.

Its floor-length skirt, on the other hand, had a slit so tall that it almost reached the peak of the gown's neckline.

While promoting her new song "You Only Love Me," Ora wore an orange, latex gown with only star-shaped pasties and underwear beneath it.

The asymmetrical dress had a single strap up top and a skirt that reached the floor.

She wore the metallic bralette and matching, full skirt at the G'Day USA Arts Gala.

On Instagram, she joked that her shiny outfit was inspired by Miranda Kerr's moisturizer, as the model was celebrated at the event.