10 Oscar outfits that remain iconic [PHOTOS]

In 2001, Julia Roberts won her first Oscar for the film “Erin Brokovich.” That night, she wore a timeless Valentino gown.

In 2002, Halle Berry became the first and only Black woman to win an Oscar for leading actress. She wore and Elie Saab floral gown that remains incredible years later.

Michelle Williams wore a gorgeous saffron Vera Wang dress. That year, she was nominated for her work in “Brokeback Mountain.”

In the year 2007, Nicole Kidman wore a gorgeous Balenciaga red dress.

Zoe Saldaña wore a colorful gown on the 2010 Academy Awards. It was designed by Givenchy.

In 2012, Meryl Streep won her third Oscar for the film “The Iron Lady.” She wore a gold dress that was shiny and gorgeous.

That same year, Angelina Jolie broke headlines with her black dress, which had a slit in it that later was called “The Angie Leg.” The dress was Versace.

Lupita Nyong’o became an overnight star and fashion icon, with her outfits always marking a significant beat on the red carpet. In 2014, the actress won her first Oscar for “12 Years a Slave” and wore a Prada gown that was dubbed “Nairobi blue” in honor of the place she grew up in.

Reese Witherspoon stunned the Oscars red carpet the year 2015, wearing a simple yet incredibly elegant Tom Ford dress.

In 2016, Lady Gaga wore a jumpsuit at the Oscars, something that remains incredibly uncommon and worth celebrating. The jumpsuit was designed by Brandon Maxwell.