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Anne Hathaway may have co-hosted Sunday night’s 83rd Annual Academy Awards, but her eight (count ‘em!) outfit changes most definitely stole the show.

Choreographed by eight-months pregnant uber-stylist and veritable superwoman Rachel Zoe, Hathaway cycled through a rolodex of fashion’s most coveted designers, many of whom provided custom designs for the actress’ inaugural hosting gig.

And while the outfit changes were laudable, it’s worth pointing out that Hathaway’s makeup, hair, and jewelry was also changed (or at least tweaked) with every single look. Now that’s dedication and some serious orchestration on Zoe’s part. She nailed it.

Our favorite look is a three-way split between Hathaway’s vintage Valentino, the custom Lanvin tux, and the high-necked and boldly bedazzled lace number by Tom Ford. What’s yours?

Anne Hathaway In Vintage Valentino Couture

To open the show, Hathaway walked the red carpet with Valentino Garavini himself, whose tan almost matches her dress!

Givenchy Haute Couture

Hathaway's first hosting look of the evening was accessorized with a Tiffany diamond ring, earrings, and bracelet and Brian Atwood peep-toes.

Custom Lanvin

If you're going to wear a tux, it should always be a custom design by Alber Elbaz for Lanvin and you should always pair it with a pair of sky-high Brian Atwood heels covered in 800 hand-applied Swarovksi crystals. Duh.

Vivienne Westwood

What's better than a Vivienne Westwood gown? A Vivienne Westwood gown the designer herself specially designed for you.

Oscar de la Renta

Oscar obviously knows his sequins, but who knew he could do the fringe-tastic '70s such delightful justice?

Armani Prive

When Giorgio Armani walked this intergalactic creation down the runway in January, we expected to see it on someone like Lady Gaga, but Hathaway pulled it off with aplomb.

Atelier Versace

If you're going to wear a body-con, burgundy red dress with an embellished bustier, it better be by Atelier Versace.

Tom Ford

And finally, while there was nary a sight of Ford's first collection on the red carpet, Hathaway closed the evening's festivities in a lace and crystal-studded, high-necked gown of his design. Encore!