9 of the best and most daring looks influencers wore to this year's Fashion Awards

Hanne's Alexandre Vauthier gown was made of a transparent, sparkly fabric.

The dress had a high neckline and cutouts on the waist before flowing into a trumpet skirt trimmed with soft pink feathers.

A silver chain formed the neckline of the sheath-style Valentino dress, and it flowed into a daring chest cutout that dipped all the way to Dixie's navel.

The bodice of the Tony Ward Couture gown featured criss-cross cutouts in black and green, exposing D'Amelio's torso.

The flowy skirt had a dramatic slit that went all the way to Heidi's waist.

The silver ensemble consisted of a strapless crop top and a high-waisted, full-length skirt.

A slit added drama to the influencer and model's skirt.

The model and influencer chose a pink dress from designers 150 mg for the awards show.

The gown featured a corset bodice, an asymmetrical skirt full of layers of ruffles, and a coordinating cape.

Chung, who is also a TV presenter and model, wore head-to-toe Prada at the event.

The black minidress acted as the base for the transparent, ankle-length coat, which was the star of her ensemble.

Smart's Azzi & Osta ball gown had a classic A-line shape made of sparkly blue fabric.

But criss-crossed swaths of velvet fabric created the neckline and shoulder pads, elevating the ensemble. Matching blue gloves completed the look.

An intricate design of white flowers and delicate cutouts created Martin's Kasia Kucharska gown.

The long-sleeve dress hugged Martin's figure and included a face mask that covered her face, making her look like she was one with the garment.

Kunda's GmbH ensemble consisted of a tan coat with orange trim and coordinating orange trousers.

The coat's lapels swooped across Kunda's chest, giving it a modern look.