Media Platforms Design Team 1) Casino, 1995 Giving the mob scene a glamorous makeover, the 1995 film starring Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone and Joe Pesci chronicled the 1970s Las Vegas scene of money, greed and gambling. Stealing the show in this film, however, is Sharon Stone as Ginger McKenna, an ex-trophy wife and rival to De Niro's character, Ace Rothstein. Stone's incredible '70s-inspired wardrobe was helmed by costume designer Rita Ryack, who created over 30 costume changes for Stone's character alone.

Although it feels like forever in the never-ending news cycle that is 2018, it wasn't that long ago when Beyoncé transformed Coachella into Beychella with a truly epic two-hour performance. (In case you need a reminder, or just 15 minutes of pure joy, re-live the intro in all its glory below.) Making history as the first black woman to headline the California music festival, Bey used the opportunity to celebrate the culture of historically black colleges with her performance.

Kevin Mazur BalenciagaKevin MazurOn the final night of her mammoth world tour, in Kansas City, Beyoncé took to the stage in a custom-made Balenciaga couture gown. The bustier dress featured more than 8,000 embroidered crystal rhinestones and was paired with black jersey opera gloves. BalmainCourtesy of BeyonceOn the Houston leg of her tour, Beyoncé debuted this polka-dot Balmain dress, which was custom-designed for her by creative director Olivier Rousteing. She matched the pearl straps with a layered pearl collar necklace and added a pair of white opera gloves.

Getty Images Most children of the 90s will relate to a former irrational desire to own a pair of Buffalo trainers. The Spice Girls - who frequently endorsed the toweringly high shoes - sparked a ubiquitous trend for the statement shoes - although rumour has it that Victoria Beckham always hated them. Well, proof that the 90s fashion renaissance is officially now complete, Buffalo trainers are back - and this time round, they're being positioned in a high fashion context.

It's official: Cardi B takes home the award for most massive train at the 2019 Met Gala. The rapper shut down the red carpet in a huge quilted and feathered gown by Thom Browne that required its own team of handlers to make its way down the red carpet. The rapper's look made for a truly dramatic photo op going up the iconic Met Gala staircase. But in order to get there, she needed an entourage of about 10 people to guide the LEWK along the red carpet.