See-through dresses and daring cutouts were 2 of the biggest trends at the 2022 CFDA Awards. Here's who wore them.

Vanessa Hudgens hit the red carpet wearing a see-through lace bra.

Her outfit, designed by Vera Wang, also included a high-waisted, floor-length skirt and a sheer duster jacket.

Hudgens thanked the designer for creating the custom outfit in an Instagram post. She described her as "SUCH a badass," and said Wang's creations always make her "feel sexy, powerful, and elegant."

Halle Bailey was also there in a pink wrap dress with a bold cutout.

Carolina Herrera designed her dress, which had one balloon sleeve, a ruffle at her shoulder, and an asymmetrical neckline.

Bailey's dress also featured a midi skirt that wrapped in the middle of her stomach, creating a wide cutout that revealed her waist.

Julia Fox wore her brown hair slicked with gray dye for the CFDA Fashion Awards.

Speaking with The Cut on the red carpet, the 32-year-old actor said her gray hair was meant to be "a love letter to getting older."

As for her outfit, she wore a black Valerievi dress with long sleeves, a high neckline up top, and a major cutout that revealed her entire torso. It also had a skirt that dipped below her backside, around her thighs, and across the floor into the train.

With the dress, she wore a black bra that showed her underboob and matching underwear with floral embellishments.

Katie Holmes dazzled in a netted dress that showed some skin.

Her Jonathan Simkhai dress was sleeveless, see-through, and covered in silver sparkles. It also had matching fringe hanging from its hem.

Holmes wore the dress with tan sandals, a diamond bracelet, and a gold nose ring.

Khloé Kardashian stole the show with her daring, form-fitting gown.

She wore a bronze LaQuan Smith design, which looked like liquid metal on her skin. The dress had a high neckline, one long sleeve, and a deep slit across its bodice that showed her underboob and waist.

While most of its skirt wrapped around Kardashian's legs, the rest extended into a long train behind her.

Christina Ricci wore both of the night's biggest fashion trends in one outfit.

She was photographed on the red carpet in a multicolored gown from Rodarte. The sleeveless design had metallic flowers attached to its straps, a lace bodice held together with a thin string, and a cutout above her stomach.

That's not to mention its bold skirt, which had a vibrant floral print and reached the floor.

Vera Wang's bold minidress included a subtle cutout.

The 73-year-old designer looked youthful in the black, bubble-shaped minidress, which had thin straps and long, off-the-shoulder sleeves.

She also wore thigh-high socks tucked into platform heels.

Kim Kardashian's latex look had a sheer element.

Her Dolce & Gabbana dress was strapless and hugged her body. It had an opaque layer up top but was see-through across her legs.

The fashion mogul was undoubtedly one of the best-dressed stars of the night.

Kylie Jenner opted for a nude-illusion gown that was created two years after she was born.

Thierry Mugler created the black, nude-illusion gown in 1999. When Jenner wore it, you could see its single-strap neckline, sheer bodice, and velvet skirt that wraps around the waist.

Jenner's look also included a matching sheer glove on one arm and a tall slit in the middle of her skirt that revealed her black pumps.

Amanda Seyfried subtly participated in the see-through fashion trend.

Upon first glance, her Michael Kors jumpsuit seems simple. It had a single-strap top, wide-legged pants, and a gold belt around the waist.

But when she moved into the light, you could see that the top layer of her jumpsuit was actually sheer and covering a black leotard.

Precious Lee looked both glamorous and bold in her sheer outfit.

Thom Browne designed her ensemble, which included a see-through bodysuit with a ruffled neckline. Lee also wore a pink satin jacket over top, white gloves, and matching boots.