BEST DRESSED ON MET GALA 2023
Rihanna arrived at the annual celebration wearing a dramatic white Valentino gown festooned with giant white sculptural flowers that swathed her torso, arms, and head. The Shine Bright Like a Diamond star embodied her song as she wore nearly $24 million worth of Cartier jewels as a part of her outfit.
A$AP wore a Gucci ensemble including a plaid kilt and a stack of belts around his waist.
The Grammy-winning singer is known for her cutting-edge makeup looks, so naturally she had to one-up herself for her first Met appearance. Doja Cat stepped out on the carpet with a prosthetic cat face, rounding out the feline fashion moment with a glittering and feathered silver gown by Oscar de la Renta topped with a cat-ear hood.
More traditional tributes to Karl Lagerfeld
- Jeremy Pope (wins the Met Gala with his Lagerfeld train tribute)
Jeremy Pope quite possibly won the Met Gala with his stunning custom Balmain 30 foot cape, featuring an enormous image of Karl Lagerfeld in his signature white collar, ponytail and dark glasses. It made for an impressive statement as the actor walked up the Met's iconic staircase.
- Jennie Kim
Hugely popular K-pop star Jennie Kim transformed into a Chanel doll with her classic look from the brand's archive - this subtle black and white piece is from 1990 but looked timeless at the Gala.
- Kendall Jenner
Karl Lagerfeld was famous for his signature ponytail and white collar and Kendall Jenner paid tribute in her sequined Marc Jacobs ensemble complete with enormous platform boots.
- Jenna Ortega
Jenna Ortega leaned further into 'Wednesday-core' in a Thom Browne designed outfit inspired both by Lagerfeld's favoured black and white theming as well as her role as 'Wednesday' in the popular series.
- Anne Hathaway
Anne Hathaway's look could have been mistaken for a Chanel original with its tweed fabric, but the pin details were all Versace. She attended the Gala with the dress designer Donatella Versace.
- Lily Collins
Emily in Paris star Lily Collins took inspiration from the French capital in her black and white look, which featured a tribute to Lagerfeld, literally spelled out on the train of the dress.