Since the theme of 2019's Met Gala is 'Camp: Notes on Fashion', our favourite stars went all-out for this year's stylish party – with the likes of Lady Gaga, Cara Delevingne and Janelle Monae totally running with the dress code. Can we get a "Yasss?!" Alongside Vogue's Anna Wintour, 2019's co-chairs of the event were Gaga, Serena Williams, Harry Styles and Gucci's creative director Alessandro Michele – so keep your eye out in our gallery!
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This year's spectacle is inspired by Susan Sontag's 1964 essay Notes on 'Camp', and guests at this year's party are invited to explore what 'camp' fashion means to them. "I think this year's exhibition more possibly than any other, is about self-expression and individuality," Anna has previously said in a video for Vogue. "I think we're all most hoping to see I something that is outrageous, that is fun, tongue in cheek, so my guess is that we're going to see a very large amount of feathers on the red carpet." Let's find out! Scroll down to see all our favourite show-stoppers…
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Lady Gaga was the first to arrive on the red carpet, giving photographers a full spectacle in an incredible creation by long-time collaborator Brandon Maxwell. Arriving in an incredible hot pink parachute gown, she was escorted by a group of male dancers who helped her in her performance to open the carpet.
Later, she removed her gown to reveal a stunning black ball gown, then again to a neon pink fitted gown and again to underwear and fishnets, wheeling a 'Haus of Gaga' champagne trolley. What. An. Entrance.
Fellow co-chair Serena Williams arrived not long after, in a show-stopping Versace gown with butterfly embellishments. She also revealed she was wearing Nike Air trainers underneath!
Janelle Monae arguably made one of the biggest statements in this incredible custom dress by Christian Siriano – complete with a blinking eye detail.
She also wore one of the most memorable hair looks of the night, studded with red lip details. The look was created by her go-to hairdresser Nikki Nelms.
The incredible Billy Porter also made quite the entrance, carried in on a Egyptian-inspired bed by six Broadway performers! His wow-worthy winged gold bodysuit was made by The Blondes, as was his custom headpiece.
We loved Cara Delevingne in this beautiful rainbow outfit, no doubt inspired by the Pride movement. Her quirky headdress featured kitsch bananas, fake teeth and fried eggs. Love!
Celine Dion's fringed Oscar De La Renta bodysuit was a total showstopper, too.
Katy Perry lit up the red carpet, literally, in this creation by Jeremy Scott at Moschino! Later, she changed into a hamburger outfit, naturally...
As ever, Jared Leto made a statement in an embellished Gucci gown - and by, er, carrying his own head (like models at the fashion house's A/W '18 show).
Also in Gucci was Harry Styles, as the new face of the brand. For his first appearance at the gala, and as the youngest co-chair the event has ever had, he wore a sheer pussybow shirt and ultra high-waisted trousers.
Rita Ora and Kate Moss posed together in beautiful metallic ensembles.
The Marvellous Mrs. Maisel star Rachel Brosnahan looked beautiful in a ruffled Erdem gown.
Benedict Cumberbatch also walked the carpet with wife Sophie Hunter. The actor styled his crisp white suit with a body chain, jewelled brooch and a statement pair of loafers.
Kim Kardashian wore a body-skimming dress by Thierry Mugler, the designer's first creation in 20 years. "This is the first time in 20 years Mr. Mugler has designed for the House of Mugler. So to come and design this gown for me is such an honor," she told Vogue on the carpet.
Kylie and Kendall Jenner were also in attendance, looking glamorous in feathered creations.
We loved Alexa Chung's pretty floral mini dress.
Elle Fanning had some of the most fun with the theme, even adding a playful manicure with charms to her look.
Monaco's Charlotte Casiraghi was also in attendance once again, in a pretty ruffled black dress.
Gemma Chan looked stunning in a Tom Ford silver gown, with another show-stopping headpiece.
Gigi Hadid arrived with designer Michael Kors, who made her incredible metallic bodysuit.
Kerry Washington's gown and jewellery read 'Negativity is noise', made by Tory Burch.
Two amazing icons! Bette Midler and Joan Collins were also at the party, looking incredible in their full-length gowns.