35 photos that show how Quinta Brunson's style has evolved over the years

Brunson attended the Shorty Awards in a knee-length dress with a halter neckline and a subtle slit on one side of the skirt. She kept the accessories to a minimum, pairing the dress with nude wedges and hoop earrings.

Brunson wore a black-and-white, patterned sweater and skinny jeans to the event.

She accessorized the look with shiny boots and a beanie.

The gray piece had billowy sleeves and flared pants. It cinched at Brunson's waist, but most of the garment was loose.

She added tassel earrings and suede, pointed-toe heels to the look.

Brunson chose a blue pinstripe look for the 2017 event.

The jumpsuit had spaghetti straps, slim-fitted pants, and pocket detailing on the waist.

The creator wore a laid-back look for her performance, pairing a yellow T-shirt with an oversized cardigan, jeans, and white sneakers.

Brunson arrived at the premiere in a tie-dye tank top and army-green cargo pants.

She added a high-fashion flair to the look with shiny white boots and simple jewelry.

Brunson's black top had a strapless neckline that pointed upwards on one side. It cinched at her waist and then flowed downwards over her colorful pants on the same side.

The floral pants added to the look, as did the black clutch and black-and-white heels.

Brunson arrived at the event in a long-sleeve, black dress made of velvet.

A strip of fabric cut across the neckline, forming a triangular cutout on the top of the bodice. Heels that laced up her ankles completed the look.

Brunson's bold suit was white with black lapels and black lining on the pants. She opted not to wear a shirt with the look, giving it a sexy edge.

She made the look even more fun by adding a textured handbag and gold necklaces.

The aquamarine, form-fitting dress had a high neckline and a slit that hit just above Brunson's knees.

Sheer, gray sleeves made the look pop, and she added strappy sandals and a simple clutch.

The peach minidress from Area featured subtle cutouts on the sides. She accessorized the look with black, pointed-toe heels, a white clutch, and a simple strand necklace.

The bright-green dress had a high, scooped neckline. She added another pop of color to the look with red earrings.

Brunson's hot-pink dress had pointed shoulders and long sleeves, which accentuated the gown's neckline that plunged all the way to her navel.

The dress tied at the end of the cutout before flowing into a miniskirt.

Brunson wore a simple black dress with a sweetheart neckline and coordinating black ankle boots to the premiere.

But her teal trench coat that flowed to the floor gave the look some much-needed color.

Brunson's slate-blue dress, designed by Marcell Pustul, had one sleeve, which puffed at the shoulder.

The thigh-length dress ruched at the waist, and a daring slit cut up one side.

The strapless gown had a sparkly, gray-and-black bodice in an animal print pattern with a stripe of black fabric cutting across it.

The stripe matched the floor-length skirt, which had a daring train on one side and a thigh-high slit.

Brunson worked with stylist Bryon Javar for the event, who had a massive impact on her style as her fame rose.

Brunson's light-brown minidress had a structured, dropped-waist bodice that gave way to a pleated skirt.

Matching shoes made the outfit look cohesive.

Styled by Javar, Brunson's purple Dolce & Gabbana gown had one long sleeve with a padded shoulder and pointed neckline.

Ruching covered the bodice and cinched at the waist before flowing into the long skirt.

Javar styled Brunson in the strapless dress, which was completely covered in rainbow-hued feathers.

They paired the look with pink Stuart Weitzman heels.

Brunson arrived in a sheath-style minidress that was completely covered in sparkles and had a high neckline.

She added a pink jacket to the ensemble that had puffy sleeves and a full train.

Javar styled Brunson in a color-blocked dress from Christopher John Rogers for the event.

The lime-green bodice dipped low, where the gown belted at her waist with a layer of cream fabric. The yellow skirt puffed out at Brunson's hips before tapering down.

Javar styled Brunson for the event, dressing her in a floor-length brown gown.

The off-the-shoulder bodice was covered in swirling, textured fabric, while the silky skirt had a thigh-high slit and pooled into a train.

The purple ball gown had a high neckline adorned with sparkles that flowed down the top of the bodice, coordinating with the peplum that sat on Brunson's hips.

The rest of the bodice was a semi-sheer corset, which balanced out the skirt's semi-sheer tulle that flowed to the floor.

Sebastian Gunawan Signature designed the gown, while Javar styled the ensemble.

The Raniz Akhem gown had a strapless, curved neckline, as well as a dropped waist and full skirt.

A black belt cinched at Brunson's waist, and she paired the look with sheer, black gloves.

The base of Brunson's Christian Siriano look, which Javar styled, was a form-fitting black gown with a scooped, strapless neckline and a daring slit.

A purple ribbon sat atop the dress, cutting across the bodice and wrapping around Bruson's arms to flow into an off-center train.

The mermaid-style dress was made entirely of black and pink tulle. Pink tulle created the sweetheart neckline, while the form-fitting bodice was black.

Brunson's skirt was both pink and black, tying it all together.

Javar styled Brunson in another mermaid-style dress for the Critics Choice Awards.

The semi-sheer, gray gown was form-fitting, while black ruffles cut out from the skirt and from Brunson's back, flowing around her shoulder to create a headpiece.

Dressed in head-to-toe Siriano and styled by Javar, Brunson wore a tea-length dress with an angular neckline that dipped low.

Angular sunglasses, a hat, and pointed-toe heels completed the look.

Dundas designed the strapless gown Javar styled Brunson in for the event, which was completely covered in sparkles and had a thigh-high slit.

Jean Louis Sabaji designed the floor-length gown that Javar styled Brunson in for the event.

The strapless bodice looked like a white-and-black seashell, while the form-fitting skirt was made of sparkly, black, fringed fabric.

The slinky animal dress had a halter neckline and a train, and it was designed by Sergio Hudson.

The look was also styled by Javar.

Brunson said on Instagram the light-brown dress made her feel like a "music note," thanks to the swirl of fabric that wound around her shoulders.

Styled by Javar, Brunson's ALIÉTTE gown had a sweetheart neckline, and the bodice featured semi-sheer panels in a geometric pattern.

The dropped-waist skirt was completely covered in feathers.

Fendi designed the dress, which consisted of a red bodice with ruffles on the quarter-length sleeves, and a purple high-low skirt that flowed into a train.

Brunson attended the Oscars after-party in another custom Dolce & Gabbana look styled by Javar.

The dress was completely covered in pink, orange, and white flowers, while the asymmetrical neckline had one off-the-shoulder pink sleeve. A peek of black fabric was visible on the other side of the neckline.