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Carrie Underwood is no stranger to the CMT Music Awards. In fact, she's been attending since 2006, when she won two of her first three nominations at the annual ceremony. In more than a decade since, the famed country songstress has amassed a total of 18 wins, becoming the most awarded artist in CMT Music Awards history.
Of course, the performer is far from done. In fact, she was nominated twice again this year following the release of her sixth studio album, Cry Pretty. To top things off, Underwood pulled double duty, taking the stage outside of the Parthenon in Nashville as a performer.
And, as to be expected, Underwood did not disappoint. The fashionista arrived in a nude Michael Cinco mini embellished with colorful beading and left once again a winner with top honors for "Video of the Year" and "Female Video of the Year."
To boot, she added more winning style to her CMT Music Awards history. Take a look back at the star's best looks with E!'s gallery below and prepare to be blown away!
For her first year at the award show, where she won in two (!) categories, the singer shined in an embroidered cocktail dress.
The star brought a pop of pink to the red carpet.
Metallic was Underwood's theme for this year. She stunned in a shimmering sequined dress.
The American Idol alum was an undeniable fashionista in a floor-length, floral print gown.
Underwood kept her look simple and chic in a little white dress embellished with a beaded pattern.
Inside the award show, the star switched her white dress for a standout black, floor-length design.
The performer channeled a picturesque garden in this romantic floral-print gown with a unique neckline.
The songstress brought bold style to her 2016 performance in a sheer black embroidered bodysuit.
The blonde superstar stood out from the crowd on the red carpet in a yellow long-sleeved design.
Underwood channeled a disco diva in a sequin jumpsuit during the award show.
Last year, the songstress opted for a printed nude mini by Michael Cinco embellished with turquoise and gold crystals.
She then changed into this pretty pink and black number for her performance of "Southbound."