8 of the best-dressed celebrities at the CMA's Dolly Parton celebration

She arrived on the red carpet wearing a $1,250 draped, satin gown from Bronx Banco's bridal line.

It had feather-lined bell sleeves, a low back, and a floor-length skirt. Ballerini paired it with an updo hairstyle and long diamond earrings.

She looked like a Hollywood starlet and perfectly mirrored the best of Parton's famous glam.

Wilson's signature style is pretty different from Parton's. The singer and "Yellowstone" star prefers bell-bottoms and cowboy hats to rhinestone dresses and big hairdos.

Still, Wilson honored the legend with her outfit: black trousers worn with a butterfly-print duster top. She also wore cowboy boots, a matching hat, and thick western jewelry.

Butterflies were famously Parton's favorite motif, as she grew up around them in Tennessee.

McEntire performed "He's Alive" while wearing a white, caftan-style dress with a collar and long sleeves.

The latter were lined with long, rhinestoned fringe, while the dress itself was embellished with a rhinestone scrollwork pattern.

It was the perfect outfit choice to deliver an emotional tribute.

Chenoweth walked the red carpet in a form-fitting gown covered in silver sequins. It had a mock neck, long sleeves, and a floor-length skirt.

The dress resembled many of the sequined looks Parton wore throughout her career.

Chenoweth paired it with delicate diamond earrings and multiple rings.

Her white, strapless gown had a full skirt, a tulle overlay, and all-over butterfly appliqués in shades of pink. Underwood also wore long diamond earrings and her hair styled in waves.

It was the right choice to wear both on the carpet and onstage, where Underwood performed "I Will Always Love You."

Perry wore a vintage Roberto Cavalli gown from 2004 for the celebration. It was sleeveless with a deep neckline and a flowing skirt, and also decorated with multiple animal prints.

The dress was a daring and unique choice for the event, standing out from the sparkling white ensembles that most other celebrities wore.

And because Parton wore animal print on numerous occasions, it was a fun tribute to the more daring side of her style.

Langely, the country star behind the hit "Choosin' Texas," wore a pale-pink minidress with long sleeves and a plunging neckline.

It was embellished with strings of beads and crystals, and a pink, bedazzled butterfly at the center of her chest.

Langley was pretty and glowing on the red carpet — just like Parton always was.

Scott wore a sleeveless gown with a sweetheart neckline and a thigh-high slit. While that might sound simple, the dress also featured an all-over leopard print crafted from sequins.

Together, the features created a dress that reflected Parton's boldest style moments.