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Celebrities always know how to stand out on a red carpet. And sometimes, they’re wearing the world’s most expensive diamonds and outfits.

Over the years, we’ve seen A-listers turn heads with a variety of couture costumes, lavish jewelry and ornate accessories. And in some cases, their outfits are worth millions and millions of dollars.

In fact, there’s one ensemble in particular worn recently worth well over $32 million!

Click through to see the 20 most expensive outfits ever worn on a red carpet, ranked from lowest to highest worth…

Celebrities always know how to stand out on a red carpet. And in some cases, they’re shimmering with some of the world’s most expensive diamonds and outfits.

Over the years, we’ve seen A-list celebrities turn heads with a variety of couture costumes, lavish jewelry and ornate accessories. And in some cases, their outfits are worth millions and millions of dollars.

In fact, there’s one outfit in particular worn recently worth well over $32 million!

Click through to see the 20 most expensive outfits ever worn on a red carpet, ranked from lowest to highest worth…

Celebrities always know how to stand out on a red carpet. And in some cases, they’re shimmering with some of the world’s most expensive diamonds and outfits.

Over the years, we’ve seen A-list celebrities turn heads with a variety of couture costumes, lavish jewelry and ornate accessories. And in some cases, their outfits are worth millions and millions of dollars.

In fact, there’s one outfit in particular worn recently worth well over $32 million!

Click through to see the 20 most expensive outfits ever worn on a red carpet, ranked from lowest to highest worth…

Titanic actress Gloria Stuart has passed away at the age of 100.

The Washington Post notes that Gloria, who was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, is the oldest actress to ever be nominated for an Academy Award – Gloria got an Oscar nod for her portrayal of “Old Rose” in 1997′s Titanic.

“When I graduated from Santa Monica High in 1927, I was voted the girl most likely to succeed,” Gloria wrote in her memoir, I Just Kept Hoping. “I didn’t realize it would take so long.”

Our thoughts go out to Gloria‘s family.