- Kacey Musgraves has always had a unique sense of style.
- The country-singer-turned-crossover-star has been rocking red carpets since 2013.
- Here are some the Grammy-winner's most daring looks.
Kacey Musgraves attended the 2013 Country Music Association (CMA) Awards that November in a skin-colored minidress with a sheer overlay covered in flowers.
The country star's first album, "Same Trailer Different Park" was released in March 2013.
Her dress was designed by Blumarine.
To attend an event in January 2014, Musgraves donned this white column dress with strategically placed cutouts on the chest.
To let the dress speak for itself, she tied her hair back in a simple ponytail. Makeup-wise, she went for a hot-pink lipstick shade.
At her first Grammy Awards in January 2014, Musgraves wore this tiered, blush-colored gown with a sheer panel on the back.
The "Follow Your Arrow" singer stunned in this Armani Privé dress that was covered in Swarovski crystals. That evening, she took home the Grammy for best country album, her first of many.
Musgraves' look at the 2014 CMA Awards in November is all about the dramatically teased hair.
Musgraves' Oscar de la Renta dress was covered in sparkling embroidery and featured a sheer neckline, but, really, the most noteworthy thing about this look is her Dolly Parton-esque bouffant.
Later that night, she changed into this silver sequined dress with totally sheer sides.
In a truly daring turn of events, Musgraves had to ditch the underwear she was wearing with this dress before she went on stage to perform, Yahoo reported.
"They were the stick-on kind, I mean, just look at this dress," she said. "They were stuck on, and then they weren't stuck on, so I literally had to rip 'em off and throw them somewhere."
At the 2015 Academy of Country Music (ACM) Awards in May, Musgraves wore a bubblegum-pink lacy dress with a low neckline.
The singer's dreamy pink dress was designed by Monique Lhuillier.
She went for an even lower neckline with this satin forest-green gown at the 2015 CMA Awards in November.
She vamped it up on the red carpet in this slinky St. John gown and bright red lip, paired with some Old Hollywood waves.
Musgraves walked the red carpet of the 2016 ACM Awards in April in this black gown with an exposed bra and cutouts.
The dress' exposed bra actually has a spiderweb design.
The "Blowin' Smoke" singer dropped jaws in this huge lavender tiered ballgown at the 2016 CMA Awards in November.
The bold look, which was designed by Christian Siriano, was paired Musgraves' deep purple lipstick, a black belt. The skirt was so roomy that she joked to People, "I have sweatpants on and Nike sliders under this."
That same month, Musgraves performed at CMA's Country Christmas event in a crystal-encrusted mermaid gown with a feathery trim and a sheer skirt.
That year, Musgraves released her first Christmas album, "A Very Kacey Christmas."
The next year, she attended the 2017 ACM Awards in the flower-and-lace strapless gown with a gothic velvet bow choker.
This floral Marchesa gown also had a matching black bow on the back.
Musgraves attended a pre-Grammys party in January 2018 in this pale-pink ensemble with a sheer ruffled shirt and bolo tie.
She carried a clutch in a matching hue.
Musgraves performed songs from "Golden Hour" during a "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" appearance in this butterfly-covered dress in October 2018.
Musgraves' "Golden Hour"-approved dress — there's a song called "Butterflies" on the album — is actually an archival piece from a 1995 Versace collection. The dress features two hip-high slits and a corset-esque top.
She stuck with the nature theme at the 2018 BMI Country Awards in November with this black minidress covered in flowers.
Musgraves wore a $452 Zhivago minidress aptly titled "In the Garden." It features sheer sleeves and a plunging neckline.
The very next day, she walked the red carpet of the 2018 CMA Awards in this sheer black blouse with gold fringe and a golden bolo tie.
This was one of two bold looks that evening.
She changed into this bright-orange monochromatic ensemble later on in the night.
This eye-catching outfit was designed by Versace.
Musgraves took business-formal up a notch with this low-cut white suit dress at Billboard's Women in Music event in December 2018.
She paired her pointy white pumps with this belted Brandon Maxwell dress.
She looked every bit the disco queen in this pleated metallic bronze gown at an event honoring Dolly Parton in February 2019.
This event might've been honoring Dolly Parton, but Musgraves looks more like Cher to us, with her straight jet-black hair and J. Mendel gown.
Musgraves started off Grammy night in 2019 in this beige tulle gown inspired by the fan on the "Golden Hour" album cover.
"I love this dress — it immediately struck me because it reminded me of the fan that was on my album cover," she told People of her Valentino Haute Couture gown that featured a berry-colored ribbon belt.
But she ended the night up four Grammys in this silk minidress with exaggerated ruffled sleeves.
This look was also designed by Valentino.
The newly minted album of the year winner attended the 2019 Academy Awards in even more tulle and ruffles in February.
Musgraves was a presenter at the Academy Awards, though she looked every bit the A-list actress in this baby-pink tulle confection designed by Giambattista Valli.
Later that evening, she changed into a backless sparkling marigold gown for the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.
Musgraves' yellow dress was designed Versace.
For an event in March 2019, the "Space Cowboy" singer wore a black lace gown over a black bodysuit.
She chose another Valentino look for the evening.
She wore this emerald tiered minidress at the 2019 iHeart Radio Music Awards in March.
The architectural David Koma minidress had an interesting texture to it.
She skipped a shirt in the pastel ombré suit at the 2019 ACM Awards in April.
We named this Christian Cowan suit one of the most iconic red-carpet looks of 2019, and we stand by it. Its color scheme was inspired by the Powerpuff Girls.
Musgraves transformed into Barbie at the 2019 Met Gala in this hot-pink leather dress, blonde wig, and blow-dryer purse.
Musgraves definitely understood the assignment for "Camp: Notes on Fashion" with this head-to-toe hot-pink outfit designed by Jeremy Scott for Moschino.
On stage during her "Oh, What a World II" tour in August 2019, she wore this shimmering barely there dress with a bodysuit underneath.
Musgraves' dress shimmered in the light and featured an asymmetrical hemline.
She was impossible to miss at the Savage X Fenty show in September 2019 in this matching green zebra-striped set and lavender sports bra.
Appropriately, her pajamas and sports bra are both by Savage X Fenty.
Peforming at Austin City Limits in October 2019, Musgraves wore a crop-top and ultra-short-shorts set with a matching jacket.
The whole ensemble was designed by Giambattista Valli.
In one of her most unique looks to date, Musgraves walked the red carpet of the 2019 CMA Awards that November in this pale-yellow long-sleeved dress covered in sequins and feathers.
This bright gown was designed by Valentino.
The "Christmas Makes Me Cry" singer bared her midriff in this white fringed set at a screening of her Christmas special in November 2019.
The snow-white set was designed by David Koma — and its silver tassels perfectly match her silver chain-link heels by Stella Luna.
Once again, Musgraves proved her love for marigold in this shiny suit at an event in February 2020, and in another classic Musgraves move, she opted for no shirt.
She paired her Cinq à Sept suit with a simple choker, and that's it.
The "Star-crossed" singer turned up the drama at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards in this eggplant dress, giant feathered hat, and red opera gloves in September.
No one can accuse Musgraves of being boring — this Valentino dress and ostrich-feather hat was one of the most talked-about looks of the night.
The next day, she attended the 2021 Met Gala in a skirt that looked like liquid silver.
From the waist-up, it just looks like Musgraves wore a simple black turtleneck — but her silver skirt with a thigh-high slit was anything but typical. The entire outfit was designed by Ralph Lauren.
After being named one of TIME's Women of the Year, Musgraves attended the March 2022 party in this floral pink gown with a keyhole cutout and leather gloves.
The bold dress was designed by Rodarte.
The "Justified" singer returned to a classic, feathers, at the GLAAD Media Awards in April 2022.
Musgraves wore this pink striped gown with a feathery neckline at the GLAAD Media Awards. It actually dates back to the 1970s, and was designed by Richilene.
At the 2022 Met Gala in May, Musgraves brought back her one of her favorite accessories, a fan, along with this black beaded dress with a keyhole cutout.
This uniquely beaded gown was designed by Prada.
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