The annual Met Gala has long been considered the Oscars of fashion, this year's red carpet followed their most controversial theme to date, Heavenly Bodies: Fashion And The Catholic Imagination. Many of our favourite style stars rose to the occasion donning halo inspired headgear, literal crosses and even Joan of Arc inspired looks. Here's our summary of our favourites and the downright questionable looks of the night.
The Good
Blake Lively in Atelier Versace
Look, it's no surprise that Blake Lively pretty much slays it every time she appears on the red carpet but this beaded velvet number from Atelier Versace and gold headpiece takes it to a whole other level.
Jennifer Lopez in Balmain
The only cross that Jennifer Lopez has to bear? Being one of the best dressed at this year's Met Gala.
Zendaya in Atelier Versace
One word—Zenda-YAAAAAAASSSSS.
Priyanka Chopra in Ralph Lauren
Priyanka looks like a literally goddess in this look, can we get an amen?!
Lily Collins in Givenchy
The brief: Catholic nun, but make it fashion.
Kate Bosworth in Oscar de la Renta
Kate Bosworth channeled a more virginial touch, with a tulle dress and veil.
Evan Rachel Wood in Altuzarra
OTT done right. Hey Katy Perry (see below!), better start taking some notes.
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The Bad
Frances McDormand in Valentino
Frances McDormand in Valentino the swarm of locusts from the biblical plagues of Egypt.
Sarah Jessica Parker in Dolce & Gabbana
Ever wondered what a walking nativity scene looked like?
Cara Delevigne in Dior Haute Couture
Cara Delevigne took her inspiration from the curtains that separate the priest and the parishioner in the confessional box.
Madonna in Jean Paul Gaultier
Madonna might be the OG when it comes to fashion, but someone needs to tell her Halloween isn't for another five months.
Lena Waithe
This is what happens when you take the term "let your freak flag fly" too seriously....
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