Over the years, movie stars have paid homage to the women responsible for their genetic fortune in the most Hollywood way possible—by bringing their mothers as their Oscar plus-ones. In tribute, the actors who have escorted their beloved moms on the Academy Award red carpet.

In its 91-year history, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has recognized leading performances from every variety of actress, from Mary Pickford in the Southern drama Coquette to Frances McDormand in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. In turn, those actresses have modeled every imaginable look, from Cher’s unforgettable Bob Mackie headdress to Audrey Hepburn’s classic, sleek Givenchy gown. Taken together, these images amount to a glamorous, glittering survey of the culture’s sartorial evolution.