Mila Kunis' 27 Best Red Carpet Moments Through the Years

In 1999, a 15-year-old Kunis attended the Cruel Intentions premiere with her That '70s Show co-star Wilmer Valderrama. The show came out just one year earlier, in 1998, and quickly became a hit with critics and viewers.

That same year, Kunis walked the First Annual TV Guide Awards red carpet dressed in a beaded black gown with a matching neck scarf. She also included an iconic ‘90s hair accessory—a pink butterfly clip.

Here, Kunis is pictured posing on the red carpet at the first-ever Teen Choice Awards in 1999. The young actress was nominated that year for the Choice Sidekick award for her role on That '70s Show. She unfortunately lost to Sean Hayes from Will & Grace.

Kunis appeared at the 2000 Billboard Music Awards wearing a long patchwork jacket, belted black jeans, a black graphic tee, and chunky black boots. A few months later, the actress appeared in Aerosmith’s music video for “Jaded,” which was nominated for several awards at the 2001 Video Music Awards.

Kunis kept it casual at the Kids Choice Awards a year later, dressed in a cropped black tee with shiny silver pants. That year the awards were held in Santa Monica, California, and were hosted by Rosie O’Donnell.

That same year, Kunis acted in Get Over It, a romantic comedy adapted from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream that also stars Kirsten Dunst. Kunis opted for a sparkly black halter top and light pink pants for the flick’s Los Angeles red carpet premiere.

In 2003, Kunis looked chic dressed in a black cap, slightly cropped black sweater, and low-rise jeans for the Los Angeles premiere of Just Married. The film stars Brittany Murphy and Ashton Kutcher, Kunis’ That '70s Show co-star, who she married in 2015.

Did you know that Kunis has voiced the timeless character of Meg from Family Guy for the last 25 years? Here, she’s seen posing on the red carpet with Stewie for the show’s DVD premieres in 2005.

In 2008, Kunis attended the red carpet premiere of Forgetting Sarah Marshall, dressed in a strapless gray-brown dress with blue sequin accents. In the movie, she plays Rachel Jansen, a resort receptionist who Jason Segal's character Peter eventually falls for.

Kunis looked like a vision dressed in a striking Matthew Williamson gown while walking the red carpet for the Max Payne Los Angeles premiere in 2008.

A year later, she stunned yet again on the Primetime Emmys red carpet by choosing a Monique Lhuillier Fall 2009 tulle cocktail dress. She styled it with Fred Leighton jewels and Salvatore Ferragamo platform pumps.

In 2009, Kunis arrived at the premiere of Extract wearing a Matthew Williamson brocade dress with beige Brian Atwood heels. Besides Kunis, Extract features many big names, including Kristen Wiig, Ben Affleck, and Jason Bateman.

The talented actress kept it simple at The Book of Eli's 2010 Los Angeles premiere by wearing a black one-shoulder Vera Wang gown, pulled-back hair, and dangly earrings.

Kunis wore Vera Wang once again to walk the 2010 Met Gala red carpet. That year's theme was “American Women: Fashioning a National Identity.”

The actress dialed up the drama at the New York premiere of Black Swan by wearing an off-white Elie Saab V-neck gown and Christian Louboutin platform pumps.

In 2011, Kunis had great chemistry with Justin Timberlake in the buzzy romantic comedy Friends with Benefits. She wore a red ruched Lanvin dress and chic black heels for the film's New York premiere.

For the 2011 Golden Globe Awards, Kunis sported a voluminous updo and an emerald green-colored gown with textured detailing. Kunis was rightfully nominated for a Golden Globe for her work in Black Swan. However, she lost to Melissa Leo, who was given the award for her role in The Fighter.

A year later, Kunis showed up to the Ted Los Angeles premiere red carpet wearing a Christian Dior minidress (complete with a plunging mesh neckline) and a pair of lacy Louboutin heels. Kunis stars in the comedy alongside Mark Wahlberg and Seth MacFarlane (who voices the character of Ted).

Kunis looked like something right out of a fairytale while posing during the Oz The Great and Powerful world premiere. Her dress, which Dolce and Gabbana designed, featured a boatneck neckline, a lacy bodice, and a voluminous skirt.

Some months later, Kunis attended the Toronto International Film Festival to screen her movie, the Paul Haggis-directed drama Third Person. For the premiere’s red carpet, she wore a striking white Burberry Prorsum midi dress with emerald green earrings.