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"In just a few short hours, a bevy of beautiful celebs will walk the red carpet for the 20th anniversary of Glamour&amp;#x27;s Women of the Year Awards. We&amp;#x27;ll be following the minute-by-minute action on Twitter, and here on STF tomorrow, of course, but before we get to this year&amp;#x27;s glamour and glitz, we&amp;#x27;re taking a look back at the event&amp;#x27;s most memorable style moments through the years... Last year, Rihanna wowed in Stephane Rolland when she picked up her statue. It may have looked stunning, but comfort wasn&amp;#x27;t key that night: &amp;quot;I was worried about getting up the stairs in this,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;As usual, I decided to wear the tightest dress I could find!&amp;quot; Iman, who presented Rihanna with her award that same year, was looking absolutely ageless in this feathered number by Jason Wu. In 2008, Nicole Kidman made a splash in a figure-hugging spaghetti strap dress by one of her favorite designers, L&amp;#x27;Wren Scott. Wouldn&amp;#x27;t this make a to-die-for wedding dress? Jennifer Garner was typically easy-breezy chic when she was named a Woman of the Year in 2007. Her ethnic-inspired Oscar de la Renta maxi dress is equal parts gypsy and glamour girl. Queen Latifah can pretty much do no wrong on the red carpet. Her 2006 black lace number didn&amp;#x27;t just show off her perfect cleavage, but proved you don&amp;#x27;t have to be a size two to look like a million bucks. Sign up for our style newsletter and get the best of our fashion blog, delivered straight to your inbox! The only thing more jaw-dropping than the black and white Escada gown Catherine Zeta Jones wore in 2005? The way her enviable body filled it out! Red carpet, red shoes, red lips, red dress: It&amp;#x27;s a formula that should never work on paper, yet Katie Holmes proved otherwise when she wore it to the awards in 2004 and gave us a serious dose of old Hollywood glamour. That same year--long before J. Crew&amp;#x27;s &amp;quot;messy dressy&amp;quot; aesthetic was absolutely everywhere--Kerry Washington showed some style clairvoyance by pairing a classic Chanel tweed jacket with a super-casual T-shirt and a poufy pink skirt. This was high-low in its infancy, dolls! A pre-breakdown (and pre-Federline!) Britney Spears was honored in 2003, and left her trucker hat and pink fun fur jacket--two of her go-to wardrobe staples in those days--at home in favor of a black strapless dress with super-long gloves and a ladylike hat. She was looking polished, pretty, and completely put together! And while you ladies may not consider this one worthy of a &amp;quot;best dressed&amp;quot; award, you must admit that Julianne Moore&amp;#x27;s look was memorable! She was an early adopter, wearing her underwear as outerwear all the way back in 2000! Did you dolls enjoy this little walk down Women of the Year memory lane? Which of these looks did you like best? Which ones seem hopelessly dated? And are you excited to see what our honorees and attendees will wear tonight? Don&amp;#x27;t forget to keep this entry open all night long and refresh for breaking news straight from our Twitter feed on the red carpet and inside the Women of the Year Awards! And check back tomorrow for full coverage on who wore what... Latest Tweets!Follow us on Twitter!jQuery(&amp;quot;.blog-tweets&amp;quot;).tweet({username:[&amp;quot;glamour_fashion&amp;quot;,&amp;quot;cindi_leive&amp;quot;], count: 3}); Photos: Getty/WireImage"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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