12 of the most daring looks celebrities wore to the 2022 Venice Film Festival opening ceremony

Her Jean Paul Gaultier dress had long sleeves and a ruffled neckline, as well as a short train that blew in the wind behind her. 

The Italian star also wore a cream-colored corset belt underneath, and completed the bold look with pointed pumps and sharp eyeliner.

Her designer gown included a silver, strapless bodice that extended into wavy ruffles at her hips, and a black skirt that flared at her ankles.

Her edgy accessories included black pumps, silver rings, pointed sunglasses, and a silver chain that wrapped around her neck and hair.

Roberto Cavalli designed the sleeveless dress worn by the Italian model. It had thin straps that created triangle cutouts across her collarbone, a bikini-style top, and two more cutouts at her waist.

The gown's skirt was equally daring, as it was made from a black lace with strips of darker fabric on top to create the effect of zebra stripes.

The striking white garment had a mock collar and thin slit above the neckline, as well as a large keyhole cutout across the Brazilian model's back. Layla Atelier designed the outfit.

Fontana also wore white sandals with straps wrapped around her ankles and a leaf-shaped brooch made from diamonds attached to her dress. 

Her form-fitting look, designed by Giambattista Valli, first catches your eye with its sleeveless crop top and off-the-shoulder ruffles. Then you notice its sheer, mermaid-style skirt that matches the top silhouette.

Of course, the Italian model accessorized with diamond jewelry.

Her Ermanno Scervino dress had a strapless bodice with ruching and fabric flowers at the waist, and its long skirt extended into a short train behind her. 

To make her outfit even bolder, the model added a matching tulle cape.

Instead, she wore only high-waisted bottoms underneath the see-through Valentino gown, which was covered in multicolored sequins in firework-shaped patterns. 

The same sequins decorated her floor-length cape, which wrapped around her shoulders and was tied beneath her neck.

The English actor wore a minidress by Valentino. It had a mesh bodice covered in strategically-placed crystals, and a bold skirt covered from top to bottom in white feathers.

The outfit mixed glamorous and grunge styles, especially thanks to her gray gloves, white fishnet tights, and strappy silver sandals.

Armani Privé designed the dress worn by the Italian actor. It had long sleeves lined with black sequins, and rows of beading covering her chest.

The gown's dark skirt, on the other hand, contrasted the sheer bodice, as it was made from a thick velvet and reached the floor.

Her black dress — which was crafted from chiffon and silk — had wide sleeves and a plunging neckline, both of which served as a backdrop to her vibrant green gloves.

The actor's skirt was even more daring, as it was see-through with a layer of orange velvet lining the hem. She wore the dress with thigh-high boots and Gucci jewels.

Her strapless gown was made from a bright-teal shade of lace. It had a structured bodice and tiered skirt, the latter of which was lined with matching feathers.

The sheer element of her dress was bold, of course, but so was its thigh-high slit that showed her metallic sandals.

Gucci designed her dress, which had a layer of ruched, pink fabric wrapped around a form-fitting layer of mesh. The latter was also decorated with green crystals.