Best Met Gala looks of all time

This elegant slip dress marked Princess Diana's only appearance at the Met Gala, symbolizing a shift in her personal style. It represents an iconic moment in royal fashion and her foray into a bolder style.

This simple yet iconic butter-yellow slip dress represents the minimalist and chic aesthetic of the 90s. It is one of the most recognizable Met Gala dresses of that decade, standing out for its understated elegance.

This dazzling silver Versace dress is an example of the supermodel's glamour and sophistication. Its visual impact and the confidence with which she wore it make it a style benchmark at the Met Gala.

This feathered and lace dress from Alexander McQueen's posthumous collection was an emotional tribute to the designer. Its drama and connection to McQueen's legacy make it a significant and memorable look.

Cher's look pioneered the 'naked dress' style, setting a precedent for red carpet daring. Its impact endures as a milestone in Met Gala fashion history.

Known as the 'omelette dress,' this spectacular Guo Pei design became a viral phenomenon and redefined the approach to the Met Gala theme. Its opulence and the time it took to create make it unforgettable.

Rihanna masterfully interpreted the 'Heavenly Bodies' theme with this papal ensemble, solidifying her status as the 'Queen of the Met Gala'. Her daring and adherence to the theme make it a legendary look.

Billy Porter's entrance as an Egyptian sun god was one of the most dramatic and faithful interpretations of the 'Camp' theme. Its spectacular nature and originality made it an iconic red carpet moment.

Zendaya transformed into Joan of Arc with this chainmail dress, demonstrating a powerful and creative interpretation of the 'Heavenly Bodies' theme. This look cemented her status as a style icon at the Met Gala.

Beyoncé's daring 'naked' dress generated a huge impact and became one of the most famous in Met Gala history. Its sheer design and strategically placed crystals made it unforgettable.

This Scottish tartan dress, designed by Alexander McQueen, was a tribute to British heritage and a perfect example of thematic collaboration. Its originality and McQueen's own presence make it an iconic look.

This wet-look latex dress was Mugler's first design in 20 years and a striking interpretation of the 'Camp' theme. It became one of the most talked-about and daring looks of the night.

Kim Kardashian wore Marilyn Monroe's iconic dress, creating a controversial and much-discussed moment that merged fashion history with pop culture. Her audacity in wearing such a historic piece makes it unforgettable.

Blake Lively's transformative dress paid homage to New York architecture and the Statue of Liberty, with a patina effect. Its ability to change color and her deep understanding of the theme made it visually stunning.

Cardi B's voluminous quilted red dress was an exaggerated and memorable interpretation of the 'Camp' theme. Its scale and theatricality made it stand out, covering a large portion of the red carpet.

As co-host, Zendaya wore a John Galliano 'drama look' for Maison Margiela that embodied the 'Garden of Time' theme. Her creativity and theatricality cemented her status as one of the queens of the Met Gala.

As co-host, Dua Lipa paid a beautiful tribute to Karl Lagerfeld by wearing an elegant 1992 Chanel wedding dress. Her choice of an iconic piece from Lagerfeld's legacy was perfect for the gala's theme.

This glow-in-the-dark princess dress was a perfect fusion of fashion and technology for the 'Manus x Machina' theme. Its innovation and visual impact made it memorable and very impressive.

This elegant off-the-shoulder white dress with an accentuated body chain showcased Iman's innate elegance. Its timeless sophistication and her status as a fashion icon make it a standout look.