12+ Of The Most Famous Dresses Ever Worn

1. Princess Diana's Revenge Dress

Image Source / Tatler AsiaPrincess Diana and Prince (now King) Charles's marriage was a famous one for its ups and downs, but one up and down in particular was Charles's relationship with Camilla Parker-Bowles. When the truth came out, Diana stepped out in style - with this iconic dress dubbed The Revenge Dress, of course.

2. Jennifer Lopez's Versace Jungle Print Dress

Image Source / GlamourNeed we say more? This dress not only caught everyone's attention, but it also gave Google a pretty demanding job when it seemed like every person in the world was trying to search for it. The demand to see this revealing chiffon gown from the comfort of your own home actually lead to Google Images being born.There's no doubt that this yellow fur gown is iconic, but unfortunately for Rihanna, the internet also exists, so it quickly became dubbed as the omelette gown, slice of pizza or even a bowl of pasta. The memes were soon created, but hey, it's just further exposure for this now-famous dress.Image Source / ElleThis is a prime example of a dress that isn't exactly pretty (understatement) but is definitely memorable. Lady Gaga's meat dress was more about sending a message than a beauty statement, in where the singer advocated for personal rights and standing up for what you believe in.This dress caused a stir originally - which might be surprising when you look at it and see nothing but a nice, simple dress - but apparently it was because the then-First Lady was revealing her muscular, toned arms. It wasn't even so much as the dress that made history, but more the arms themselves. Go figure.Image Source / ElleThis particular dress from the movie Atonement is definitely up there amongst the most legendary on-screen dresses of all time - both for style and colour. The emerald green beauty took inspiration from fashion trends of the 1920s and 30s (even though the movie was set in 30s/40s, but who cares when it looks that good).Image Source / ElleThe beautiful buttercup-yellow dress which actress Kate Hudson wore in the movie How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days stunned audiences with its plunging back-line and delicate silk silhouette. The dress was so popular that it quickly became a go-to prom dress for many girls, too.Image Source /The night of the 2002 Oscars, Halle Berry wore a stunning mesh dress which she, thankfully, could show off in its full splendour when she took to the stage to accept the Best Actress award for Monster's Ball. The dress included flower embroidery and a beautiful taffeta skirt.Image Source / ElleI'd be worried if a swan dress didn't make the headlines or get people talking, but naturally this one did. Singer Bjork took silly fashion to the extreme - but still managed to make it work, oddly - when she hit the red carpet in this white wonder.When you think of the Spice Girls, you no doubt think of this dress. Geri Halliwell's Union Jack dress was not actually supposed to look like this. She originally got given a tiny black dress that she dubbed too boring - and we agree when it comes to Ginger Spice - so instead had her sister stitch a tea towel with a Union Jack on it to the front - and voila!

15. Kate Moss's Sheer Dress

Image Source / ElleIf you're looking for iconic dresses, then models are bound to be the way to go - and look no further than Kate Moss for this completely sheer slip dress. Not only is it sheer, but it's metallic, too, which is even more legendary all in itself.Image Source / ElleIt's not so much the polo neck, or even the dress, that made this outfit legendary - it's what Sharon Stone did in the scene whilst wearing it. We all know the one, but this white dress from Basic Instinct went down in history in its own right (as did something else).Image Source / WonderwallIf you're gonna be dressed up by a guy with a lot of money, then obviously the outfits are going to look fantastic. All of Julia Roberts' outfits in Pretty Woman were iconic, but this particular off-the-shoulder red number with long white gloves is definitely a memorable one from the movie.Image Source / ElleCher is definitely not one to wear something completely forgettable, and this particular outfit just proves that. The legendary singer wore an even more legendary outfit with this black sequinned affair complete with spectacular headdress. She wore it for the 1986 Oscars.

19. Princess Diana's Wedding Dress

Another memorable royal wedding dress here which of course comes from Princess Diana. Diana wore this iconic 10,000-pearl creation from designers Emanuel, a wedding dress which has become a pinnacle part of the princess's memory.While Michelle Obama shows off her arms, Jackie Onassis - wife of JFK - decided to half-cover with long white gloves and pair with a pink strapless dress. She wore this delicate baby-pink creation to dinner at the White House when she was the First Lady of the USA.

22. Grace Kelly's Wedding Dress

Image Source / Vanity FairWhen legendary actress Grace Kelly married Prince Rainer III of Monaco, she made sure to do it in style. She donned an iconic lace wedding gown which was actually designed by MGM Studios costume designer Helen Rose.Another historical dress from Marilyn (naturally), this pink satin gown was showcased by the star in the movie Gentlemen Prefer Blondes when Marilyn performed Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend - but stunning pink dresses can be a girl's best friend, too, if this one is anything to go by.

24. Lady Gaga's Judy Garland Tribute Dress

Image Source / ElleThis dress would be stunning even if it was simply a new one Gaga had picked, but the message behind it makes it even more special. Gaga wore this Valentino dress to the awards ceremony for A Star Is Born - a dress which replicated the gown worn by Judy Garland in 1954 for the same role.When the album Lemonade was released, the world went crazy - and not just for the music, but for the visuals and music videos, too. One iconic element of which was this particular mustard-yellow ruffle dress, the perfect outfit to wear while beating up some cars.Oscar dresses are always legendary, but this one took the cake when Lupita Nyong'o revealed it during her Oscar acceptance. The beautiful dress showed off a stunning blue hue in a pleated chiffon, and has become one of the most memorable dresses worn for the awards show ever.Another example of how an iconic dress can also become a meme overnight. Jolie's slinky right leg revealed from this mesmerising thigh split gown sent the meme-fandom into a frenzy. Jolie wore the black velvet number for the 2012 Oscars,Oscar-winner Julia Roberts nabbed the award in style with this Valentino dress from the 2001 Oscars. The 9-year-old vintage dress revealed a slinky black silhouette with a train and white piping detail. Valentino also said it was the best moment of his career.The dress worn by Parker in-character as the legendary Carrie Bradshaw was revealed in season three of Sex and The City, and the Dior newspaper print caused a storm - not least because of its iconic nature, but also because of the controversial 'Hobo Chic' collection it came from.Back in 1999, Paltrow unveiled this beautiful pink gown that she wore to an event (and we thank her for it). It was designed by Ralph Lauren and showed off a thick taffeta skirt, arm wraps and spaghetti straps for the perfect red carpet look.