15 Of Our Favorite Looks From The 2016 BMAs

Last night’s Billboard Music Awards took place in Las Vegas, and as expected, there were some majorly epic moments. On top of performances from the likes of Britney Spears, Demi Lovato, and Kesha, there was a Madonna and Stevie Wonder led Prince tribute. However, what also deserved recognition were some of the stunning looks we saw on the red carpet.

While Zuhair Murad was the designer of the evening, with a great number of celebs rocking his gowns, our favorite looks certainly varied in style. From plunging necklines and some serious show of skin to wide-leg trouser suits and high-neck, long-sleeve dresses, the ensembles our favorite stars wore widely ranged from ornately risqué to classically modest (with tweed even making an appearance).

We rounded up 15 of our favorite looks from last night’s ceremony. Click through the gallery below to check out our picks.

Zendaya bared some midriff in this stunning blush two-piece set by Calvin Klein.

Keke Palmer chose this latex body-hugging minidress by House of Harlot for her BMA look.

Kelly Rowland took our breath away in this beautifully intricate gown by Labourjoisie.

Laverne Cox rocked this embroidered Michael Costello gown, featuring a mermaid skirt. Look at that train!

There's nothing wrong with a little sideboob, especially when you're Ciara wearing Philipp Plein.

Kesha paid tribute to Prince in this Gucci purple embroidered suit.

Jessica Alba wore a high-necked lace minidress by Zuhair Murad, complete with thigh-high boots.

Lucy Hale kept it simple with a fitted Zuhair Murad dress and slicked back hair.

Kristen Bell, Kathryn Hahn, and Mila Kunis slayed in Jonathan Simkhai, Altuzarra, and (yet again) Zuhair Murad, respectively.

Kate Beckinsale's wore this gorgeous, plunging white gown by Hamel.

Demi Lovato's Chanel look was, well, very Chanel. Her tweed blazer and wide-leg trousers were completed by leather fingerless gloves.

Ariana Grande went the futuristic route in this dress by Atelier Versace.

Halsey showed some skin (and a lot of leg) in this intricate Fausto Puglisi gown.