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PHOTOS: Fashion Flashback! The Best, Worst & Wackiest Fashions Of The SAG Awards Over The Years

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Jan. 29 2011, Published 3:40 p.m. ET

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Before the Screen Actors Guild Awards red carpet opens on Sunday, RadarOnline.com is taking you on a fashion flashback! Click the next sentence to see the best, worst & wackiest fashions from year's past in this special photo feature.

Click Here To See Stars In The Best, Worst & Wackiest Fashions Of The SAG Awards Over The Years

Sandra Bullock was the big winner in 2010, scoring the top acting honors of the evening in a beautifully beaded Alexander McQueen gown, while supporting thespian Diane Kruger looked magnificent in a mustard-colored Jason Wu stunner.  A la mode misses included Anna Paquin, in a nightmarish Alexander McQueen mini and Meryl Streep, who decided to sport sunglasses with her powerfully patterned Balenciaga gown.

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And who can forget Kate Hudson in 2008, looking like a bohemian goddess in a strapless Balmain masterpiece? Or Emily Blunt, slinking down the 2009 red carpet in a Pamella Roland silver floorlength?

Anne Hathaway slipped up in a blue and black lingerie look in 2006, while Sexy Sarah Jessica Parker went too Carrie Bradshaw the year before, wearing a mess of a polka dot dress.

Who else rocked and shocked on the red carpet of the SAG Awards over the years?  Click here to find out.

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