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Carrie Underwood Wore 11 Stunning Looks At The CMA Awards

We were blown away!
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Carrie Underwood’s gorgeous style dominated all of the chatter at the 2016 CMA Awards ― even before the show started! 

The “Church Bells” singer told People Wednesday that she was wearing 11 looks during the CMAs to honor the show’s 50th anniversary. Five of her outfits are dedicated to the past five decades while the remaining six are reserved for the red carpet, performances, after-parties and more. 

It’s safe to say that no matter what decade Underwood is dressing for ― or what she wears to perform onstage ― we’re always blown away by her glamorous looks. 

Check out all of her outfits below: 

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So pretty!
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She opened the show in a short, sparkly gown.
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Those SPARKLES.
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Carrie performing "Dirty Laundry" during the show.
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So sparkly!
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Carrie Underwood accepts the award for female vocalist of the year at the 50th Annual CMA Awards.
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Even more sparkles.
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Something a little more demure.
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