See All 23 Gorgeous Dresses from New York Fashion Week's 2016 Red Dress Collection Show

PenaVega's Gustavo Cadile design was the first to hit the runway. 

Culpo mastered the art of walking in a Marchesa gown—but don't think it was easy work. "I never anticipated that this dress would be so complicated to wear off the runway because there are people all over it backstage and everybody keeps stepping on the train of this dress, so I didn't think that was going to happen," she told InStyle before she hit the runway. But ultimately, the evening turned out to be unforgettable.

Just as she does to her scenes on Empire, singer and actress Serayah brought this Reem Acra piece to life.

Fran Drescher momentarily reprised her The Nanny role on the runway by cheekily pretending to fall over and applying makeup and lipstick along the way. "I'm not trying to be Kate Moss. I'm happy if I just go out there and make people laugh," she told InStyle backstage.

Leave it to Ta'Rhonda Jones, who portrays Cookie Lyon's assistant on Empire, to bring some sass to the runway. The actress debuted a one-of-a-kind Conrad Booker dress with straw decorations adorning the bottom. 

"I loved it!" Vanna White said of her reaction to seeing the sleeveless Lee-Lim design for the first time. "I saw a drawing of it and I said, 'Yep! You're going to make that for me? Great!" 

Professional basketball player Skylar Diggins channeled her inner supermodel and effortlessly showcased this Michael Costello number.

Think a chef doesn't have what it takes to walk in a model's shoes? Think again. Food & Wine's Gail Simmons sashayed in this Nicole Miller dress with panache.

16-year-old Madison Beer glowed in this Halston Heritage piece with a major slit. 

Singer Debbie Gibson took a strapless and sheer approach to the runway in this Jay Godfrey winner. 

Stylist Mary Alice Stephenson knows exactly how to add the finishing touches behind the scenes, but for one night, the tables turned. Here, Stephenson proved she's learned a thing or two from her clients and killed it in this Naeem Khan stunner.

While the Brady Bunch weren't on hand to cheer her on, all hands were clapping for Henderson, who hilariously strutted her stuff in this dark-tinted Pamella Roland gown. 

Could Candace Bure be any sweeter? We didn't think so, but the actress was gleaming moments before her catwalk showdown. "They gave me a couple to choose from and this is the one that I love," she said of her Badgley Mischka dress. "It's comfortable—that's what's most important."

Karlie Kloss transformed from ballerina to supermodel—and so can Misty Copeland. The dancer rocked a dark, strapless David Meister piece. 

So why did Henner love her Escada number? "I like the simplicity of it," she told us. 

R&B crooner Monica not only wowed in this Dennis Basso finale dress, but also closed the show with a high-note performance. 

Black Halo Eve was the designer of choice for Pons's moment. 

Miss Universe 2015 proved that her title is well deserved in this Carmen Marc Valvo stunner.

It's clear that Sofia Richie has learned a thing or two from her older sister, Nicole. The blonde beauty lent her L.A. cool to the runway in this Tabitha Webb dress. 

Today show host Tamron Hall wasn't afraid to get down and dance as she walked past the front row in this gorgeous Marc Bouwer piece. 

Nashville stars and IRL sisters Maisy and Lennon Stella debuted their strong bond in BCBGeneration dresses. 

Kit Hoover's Kanjana "Cake" Carlos dress was nothing but classic. 

This is how you bring it. Gigi Gorgeous's Laurel DeWitt dress literally made noise as it made its way down the runway. As for that look-at-me headpiece? Talk about unforgettable.