Looks like Peta inherited Edyta Sliwinska's side-baring and high-slit dresses. And speaking of slits, if that dress were cut any higher, Dancing would most definitely not be a family show.

Tom Bergeron called it Game of Thrones: The Musical, but Katherine's Grecian goddess look is alluringly sultry and Mark shockingly gave us lots of skin to ogle over.

Yeah, the outfit itself is nothing to write home about, but we can't miss an opportunity to point of the abs that make up this self-professed "sex on a stick."

Karina's shimmery dress is short enough to show off her awesome gams and see-through enough to keep you titillated. Just don't mind Gavin DeGraw's ever-present fedora.

You have to give props to anyone who can make a unitard look this good. We know we certainly don't have the legs to pull this off.

A low-cut top with a slit down the middle? You can't be more of a tease than that, Kym!

Maria's fun and flirty yellow two-piece is sexy, but not too revealing. Derek? That's just revealing.

Thank you, Donald. An eight-pack and guns like that should not be under clothes, much less football gear.

William doesn't want to take off his clothes to keep the focus on his dancing — which we respect &,dash; but we do appreciate him throwing us a bone every once and a while.

What's the only thing better than female dancers in a skimpy, fringed backless bathing suit (that thing is not a dress)? Two female dances in said outfit. You're a lucky man, Donald.

Maria's lacy asymmetrical black number not only flaunts her killer legs, but hugs her curves to no end. We hope she didn't try sitting down in that though.