Fashion dresses

Red carpet events are famous for showcasing some of the most memorable and outrageous fashion statements. Celebrities often take these opportunities to express their unique style, collaborate with designers, and sometimes make bold statements. Here are some notable "crazy" red carpet looks from various events over the years:

1. **Lady Gaga's Meat Dress (2010 MTV Video Music Awards)**
- Perhaps one of the most iconic and controversial outfits, Lady Gaga appeared in a dress made entirely of raw beef, designed by Franc Fernandez and styled by Nicola Formichetti. The dress was meant as a statement against the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy.

2. **Björk's Swan Dress (2001 Academy Awards)**
- Icelandic singer Björk wore a white dress resembling a swan, complete with a long neck that wrapped around her neck and a large egg that she famously "dropped" on the red carpet. The dress, designed by Marjan Pejoski, became one of the most talked-about Oscar outfits ever.

3. **Rihanna's Guo Pei Cape (2015 Met Gala)**
- Rihanna turned heads in an enormous yellow cape with embroidery and fur trimming, designed by Guo Pei. The cape was so massive it required several handlers and became an instant meme and fashion moment.

4. **Billy Porter's Tuxedo Gown (2019 Academy Awards)**
- Billy Porter broke gender norms by wearing a black velvet tuxedo gown designed by Christian Siriano. The top half of the outfit was a classic tuxedo, and the bottom half was a full, voluminous skirt, merging masculine and feminine design elements.

5. **Jared Leto's Met Gala Clone (2019 Met Gala)**
- For the "Camp: Notes on Fashion" theme, Jared Leto carried a replica of his own head as an accessory on the red carpet. The outfit and the head were custom-made by Gucci under Alessandro Michele’s direction.

6. **Katy Perry's Chandelier Dress (2019 Met Gala)**
- Katy Perry arrived dressed as a chandelier, in a Moschino by Jeremy Scott creation that featured working lights. Later in the evening, she changed into another luminescent outfit, resembling a hamburger.

These examples highlight how the red carpet can serve as a platform for artistic expression, social commentary, and just plain fun. Each outfit tells a story and adds a layer of entertainment to the events.