This year's Met Gala, Punk: Chaos to Couture, didn't disappoint.
(Insert cliche comment about appreciating fashion risks here.)
Oh, who are we kidding, let's inflate our egos already get on with it!
Kim Kardashian wears head to toe floral in a custom Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci.
Matching gloves and heels accompanied the look.
I'm almost starting to feel bad for her.
... Almost.
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Oh she's just being Miley! some boy in the 90's.
But good news everyone... Miley Cyrus announced that she's #1 on Maxim Hot 100 List.
Let's let that fact sink in...
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In one of the most discussed love it or hate it looks of the night-
Madonna, in custom Givenchy Haute Couture, certainly embraced the theme wholeheartedly.
Do you think she took it too far? What are your thoughts?
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Oh... Well this one is rather unexpected.
The lovely Michelle Williams does not look as pulled together as usual.
The usually spot-on actress left us uninspired.
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Looks like someone hasn't been doing their newly-single girl
homework!
Julianne Hough, in Topshop, stuns with her gorgeous baby blue's
- but we draw the line there.
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Gwyneth Paltrow, in Valentino Haute Couture, landed on a few Best Dressed lists...
I'm sorry, if I had her legs at 40, those puppies would still be on
full display.
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Katy Perry, in Dolce & Gabbana, channeled "the original punk", Joan of Arc.
While the gown itself is a work of art, my issue is with the final touches.
The accessories and dramatic styling take away from the dress.
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What do you think?
Was there more chaos or more couture?