Rita Ora, Sienna Miller and Lily James led the British stars attending this year’s Met Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City on Monday.
Singer Rita, 33, made sure all eyes were on her as she arrived at the event in a skin-tight nude bodysuit that accentuated her stunning figure.
The hitmaker’s very daring garment also featured a floor-length multi-coloured tassel overlay, while she also wore a pair of strappy gold heels.
The star went braless throughout the night and wore her locks in a wet look as she posed alongside her film director husband, Taika Waititi.
Actress Sienna, 42, radiated elegance in a sheer white minidress that highlighted her toned pins.
Singer Rita, 33, made sure all eyes were on her as she arrived at the event in a skin-tight nude bodysuit that accentuated her stunning figure.
Rita turned heads when she arrived at the star-studded event in the garment that left little to the imagination.
The stunning garment featured sheer detailing and a high neckline along with a flowy floral-print train.
Sienna wore her blonde locks in loose curls and accentuated her natural beauty with a light palette of makeup.
The Anatomy Of A Scandal star arrived at the event alongside director Greta Gerwig, Emma Mackey, Zoe Saldana and Maison Chloe creative director Chemena Kamali.
Lily, 35, made sure all eyes were on her as she arrived at the star-studded event in a pale pink dress with a plunging neckline that showed off her incredible figure.
The garment featured a black leaf print, while Lily drew more attention to the ensemble with a dramatic flowing train.
The Pam & Tommy star styled her brunette locks in a sleek updo for the event and added height to her figure with a pair of black heels.
Lily, who also wore a pair of silver earrings, completed her look for the party with a black clutch.
Emma, 28, opted for a tan dress with a ruffled neckline and long sheer sleeves.
Actress Lily made sure all eyes were on her as she arrived at the star-studded event in a pale pink dress with a plunging neckline that showed off her incredible figure.
The Sex Education star highlighted her figure with dark brown foam boots and accessorized her outfit with a simple gold necklace.
Also in attendance was Gwendoline Christie, who opted for a dramatic look for this year’s gala as she donned a deep red dress with sheer, flowing black sleeves.
The Game Of Thrones star, 45, posed up a storm on the steps of the Met and styled her hair in an eccentric ‘do.
Rebecca Hall cut a glamorous figure in a light blue strapless dress with an intricate multi-coloured floral print.
The Godzilla vs Kong actress, 42, drew more attention to her ensemble with floral body art running down her arms.
The Costume Institute’s Spring Exhibition is held on the first Monday in May each year and is held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
This year the event is titled Sleeping Beauties: Fashion Awakening, while the dress code is The Garden of Time.
Also in attendance was Gwendoline Christie, who opted for a dramatic look for this year’s gala as she donned a deep red dress with sheer, flowing black sleeves.
The Game Of Thrones star posed up a storm on the steps of the Met and styled her hair in an eccentric updo.
Rebecca Hall cut a glamorous figure in a light blue strapless dress with an intricate multi-coloured floral print.
The Pam & Tommy star styled her brunette locks in a sleek updo for the event and added height to her figure with a pair of black heels.
Jennifer Lopez, Zendaya, Bad Bunny and Chris Hemsworth are this year’s co-chairs. Also on the committee is Vogue Anna Wintour.
Honorary chairs for the evening are Loewe creative director Jonathan Anderson and TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew.
“This year’s co-chairs reflect a variety of professional accomplishments and all have distinct style stories with the Met Gala,” Vogue shared.
The exhibit will feature approximately 250 items drawn from The Costume Institute’s permanent collection, and many of the pieces are too fragile to be worn again.
All pieces will be displayed using elements such as AI, GCI and more while playing land, sea and sky themes.
“It’s very much an ode to nature and the emotional poetics of fashion,” Andrew Bolton, Wendy Yu curator in charge of the Costume Institute, said of the upcoming exhibition.
“One thing I hope this exhibition activates is that sensory appreciation of fashion.”
