All the Show-Stopping Outfits Ariana Madix Has Treated Us to on "DWTS"

Ariana Madix just keeps leveling up. On Oct. 17, the reality star hit the stage for Disney100 Night on "Dancing With the Stars" season 32, dancing to "Into the Unknown" and channeling "Frozen II" in a deep violet dress with sheer sleeves and a lacy bodice. Her airy skirt emphasized each graceful movement, while the sparkly details around her neck and fingertips caught the light from every angle. Glittery "snowflakes" rained down on the stage, complementing the sequins on her dress and fully transforming her into a powerful ice queen (with the help of an iconic blond braid).

Madix previously stole the show in similarly glamorous looks, stepping out in a light pink gown with a fully crystallized bodice, fluffy hemline, and bejeweled straps for Motown Night on Oct. 10, and an emerald green two-piece set for Latin Night on Oct. 3. The glitzy ensemble included silky green opera gloves and tons of glittery fringe, perfect for her upbeat samba to Bad Bunny's "Me Porto Bonito." She originally set the bar high at the Sept. 26 "DWTS" premiere, where she took the stage in a fiery red costume reminiscent of the revenge dress she wore to the "Vanderpump Rules" season 10 reunion. The sultry outfit featured similar cutouts, long sleeves, and a strip of red fabric across her stomach, with the addition of double thigh-high leg slits and sparkling crystal details.

Madix first wore the ab-baring design in the wake of #Scandoval after finding out her boyfriend of nine years was having an affair with one of her close friends. Her original look wasn't technically a dress, but rather a crop top and matching maxi skirt — both from Mônot — but it definitely made a statement. She debuted the re-created ensemble for a fitting tango performance set to "Love Myself" by Hailee Steinfeld, dancing alongside a much more loyal partner, Pasha Pashkov.

Madix explained that "Dancing With the Stars" was originally something she decided to do in order to move on from the chaos of her very public breakup. "As a woman, cheaters suck, but you just showed anybody who is watching how you handle a cheater," judge Carrie Ann Inaba said to Madix in praise of her high-energy performance in the premiere.

Moving forward, Madix told the judges she's excited to show off a side of herself people might not have seen before. "This is going to be a more confident, fun, and vibrant version of myself," she said, per People. "Because I don't need anybody else. I love me." Ahead, check out all of Madix's top-tier "DWTS" costumes to hit the stage so far.