Alexa’s look channeled classic Vikki Dougan glamour with a boldly backless aqua gown that echoed the iconic silhouette of Hollywood’s “Backless Bombshell.” The clean styling and long earrings amplified the effortless elegance of the moment.

The gold tones of her dress complemented her overall look beautifully, giving her a warm, radiant presence on the carpet. The curve-hugging fit, paired with matching heels and a coordinated handbag, pulled everything together into a clean, polished moment.

Annie delivered one of the standout looks of the XMAs for me, tapping directly into that timeless old-Hollywood charm I love. Her sleek black gown, paired with 1920s-inspired hair and a jeweled headband, created a perfect Gatsby-style moment on the carpet.

Ava instantly stood out, not just as one of the 2026 AVN Trophy Girls, but because her lime-green dress was impossible to miss. The bright pop of color perfectly matched her bubbly, upbeat energy on the carpet.

The blush tone, the beadwork, and the soft movement of the train made Avery’s gown pure elegance in person. But it was her big, joyful personality that truly brought the dress to life on the AVN carpet.

She wore this blue dress effortlessly, and the moment she stepped onto the X3 carpet, I knew she was going to make this list. The look was completed beautifully with her blue and silver heels, which tied the entire outfit together with clean, striking coordination.

This was one of the most unique fits of the night — a black mini-dress covered in iridescent detailing that instantly drew attention. The black rope weaving through the design added an extra layer of intricacy, making it one of the most detailed and visually interesting dresses on the entire carpet.

Emma always brings something uniquely her, and this fit was no exception — the red top proudly showcasing two dicks made me laugh, but it was precisely the kind of playful boldness you expect from her. Beyond the standout imagery, the red and black tones tied the entire look together in a fun, cohesive way.

Gizelle’s hip-high cutout made me pause for a moment — the dress was a complete head-turner on the carpet. Its simple silhouette became instantly dramatic with that cutout and her long legs, creating a clean, elegant look that only she could pull off.

This look worked because every element complemented the next — the shimmering silver and white mini-dress paired perfectly with her matching clutch and heels. Her flawless makeup and naturally flowing hair tied everything together into a clean, cohesive moment on the carpet.

Jewelz is always a reliable standout on the carpet, and this ruffled dress was no exception — it looked stunning from the front. But the real magic happened as she walked, with the small trailing train creating a cascading waterfall effect that flowed beautifully across the carpet.

She wore this dress like no one else — the gold lattice mini-dress instantly caught the eye with its bold shine and striking detail. The warm tones paired with her perfectly styled hair made the entire look feel right at home in Hollywood, and it stands as one of my favorite fits from Nicole.

Her deep-red textured dress, paired with a white fur shawl, was beautifully executed and instantly eye-catching. But the true standout was her hairstyle — soft waves framing her face and pulled into a pinned, effortless sweep that created a romantic, unforgettable finish.

The photo doesn’t begin to capture how stunning this dress was in person — it shimmered without a single stone, relying entirely on the way each strand moved on its own. The fluid motion of the gold fabric gave her instant red-carpet glamour, and I genuinely wish this picture could show how alive the dress looked.

Jessica Rabbit was on full display here — a boldly bright red dress that sparkled from every angle under the lights. The high slit added extra sex appeal, but it was her contagious, vibrant smile that truly pulled the entire look together.