Finallt, here is our round-up of the 10 best looks from this year’s biggest fashion night. A comprehensive run down of the A-listers that dressed appropriately for the theme, and impressed Satiefashion UG’s editors.
Surely, we saw a lot of fashion on the Met steps but, did this year’s Met Gala looks stand up against the greatest of all time? Rihanna in draped in papal regalia? Zendaya as Joan Of Arc? Beyoncé in sheer Givenchy? Or Naomi Campbell in glittering Calvin Klein? Probably not, but a celebrity can dream. It’s no easy feat to beat the best, but this year’s Met Gala attendees gave it their all within the parameters of the dress code, Gilded Glamour, a play on the Gilded Age of the late 1800s.
Ahead, our 10 favorite looks of the night.
Met Gala co-chair and Met Gala Queen Blake Lively brilliantly executed an easily misinterpreted theme. Lively’s Atelier Versace Gown fused an Art Deco pattern with the lavish fabrics of the Gilded Age. It’s ostentatious but not tacky—exactly what the dress code called for.
Sarah Jessica Parker in a black-and-white Christopher John Rogers dress with a structure 19th-century-style skirt and a feathered headpiece by milliner Philip Treacy. Credit: Evan Agostini/Invision/A
Alicia Keys in Ralph Lauren. Credit: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images
Rapper Cardi B turned to Versace for this chain-embellished dress, which was made from a mile of golden chains according to the brand. Credit: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue
Gigi Hadid, whose all-red Versace outfit was completed with an outsized puffy coat that trailed behind her on the steps of the Met. (John Shearer/Getty Images)
Emma Chamberlain in a cropped, two-piece look with a modernized nod to 19th-century tailoring. Credit: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images
Nicki Minaj stepped out in a custom Burberry look by Ricardo Tisci which featured a black leather baseball cap, tiered gown and sparkling body crystals. Credit: Mike Coppola/Getty Images
While many celebrities opted for tiaras, singer Janelle Monáe went for a full glimmering gown with a full blinged-out headpiece and matching wrist cuffs. Credit: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue
Tessa Thompson’s pink Carolina Hererra gown featured one of the evening’s most dramatic trains. Credit: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images
Megan Thee Stallion opted for a golden gown with sculpted feather-like shoulders by Moschino and attended the event alongside the brand’s creative director Jeremy Scott. Credit: Angela Weiss/AFP/Getty Image
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