A Look Back at Mariah Carey's Sexy Christmas Ensembles

Ever since she released "All I Want For Christmas (is You)" in 1994, which I still believe to be the best Christmas song of all time, Mariah Carey has donned her fair share of sexy Christmas outfits, or ensembles, as she would say. Today, the video came out for a new "Superfestive!" version of the iconic holiday song, which also features a plaid-clad Justin Bieber. Although we typically believe in not fixing things that aren't broken, any opportunity to hear that catchy chorus is a welcome one and this could have turned out a lot worse than it did. As NY mag points out, the song is bad-proof. In the video, which was shot entirely at Macy's Herald Square (product placement!), Mariah wears one of her most revealing santa ensembles yet and maybe the cutest? See below for the video and click through to see her many sexy Christmas outfits from album covers, videos and performances over the years and you be the judge.
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Ever since she released "All I Want For Christmas (is You)" in 1994, which I still believe to be the best Christmas song of all time,

Merry Christmas album cover, 1994 It all started with this skin-tight santa suit on a young (and skinny) Mariah Carey.

Original Video for "All I Want for Christmas is You," 1994 This video was so. cute. Click

Merry Christmas II You album cover, 2010 She appears to be wearing the same outfit she did on her first Christmas album, but it looks a little different 16 years later, understandably.

Promotional photo, unknown Not sure why she's just standing there holding an ornament, but she's doing it with sass.

Video for "Oh Santa!" 2010 Here she is with the man that inspired all of her fab outfits.

Cover of "Oh Santa!" single, 2010 Look at that sparkly dress! This may have been a little photoshopped...

Another '94 shot, presumably from the "All I Want For Christmas" video shoot. I kind of want that jacket.

Performing at Disneyland, 2004 The butterfly makes it signature Mariah.

Performing at the Grammy Nominations Concert, 2008 This outfit was very Mean Girls.

Performing at Disney parks Christmas Day Parade, 2010 Not even pregnancy could stop Mariah from donning an ultra short santa-inspired get-up.

Performing "All I want for Christmas" live, unknown Everything about this super tight sparkly red ensemble is amazing. Favorite.

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