Carey Mulligan traded her Gatsby-inspired look for a punk-perfect Balenciaga by Alexander Wang LBD at the Met Gala. A giant gold safety pin added interest and furthered the thematic effect, while cutouts lent a sexier spin. As for the rest, she kept it simple, opting for just a pair of T-strap black pumps and diamond stud earrings. Are you into it?

Emma Watson embraced the night's call for an edgier aesthetic in a cutout black silk-crepe Prabal Gurung look that showcased more than a hint of skin. She added a pair of T-strap pumps, then furthered the punky appeal with a mismatched set of earrings, including a diamond and black enamel dart pendant earring by Fred Leighton. Now, it's time to cast your vote: did you love Emma's sexier Met Gala style? Vote on all of the unbelievable polls that our US team put together from last night's Met Gala here!

Thanks to their black, sheer, and lacy gowns, this style set may have just had some of the sultriest looks to hit the Met Gala staircase. Joan Smalls perfected her supermodel smolder in a body-conscious embroidered Tom Ford gown — proof that covered up doesn't have to be conservative. Alexa Chung embraced the Gala's subversive theme and channeled her sexier side with a sheer-inset Erdem look, as did Allison Williams, who delivered a more provocative look than we're used to, wearing a black Altuzarra gown. Adding to the list of attendees who ditched their usual "good girl" persona, Anne Hathaway showed off a dramatic vintage Valentino gown, made all the more striking with see-through fabric and a high-shine finish. Now it's time to weigh in — which of the starlets' sheer gowns gets your vote?

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Carey Mulligan traded her Gatsby-inspired look for a punk-perfect Balenciaga by Alexander Wang LBD at the Met Gala. A giant gold safety pin added interest and furthered the thematic effect, while cutouts lent a sexier spin. As for the rest, she kept it simple, opting for just a pair of T-strap black pumps and diamond stud earrings. Are you into it?

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We got a glimpse of Kate Bosworth getting ready for the Met Gala in her sparkly Balmain mini, but when she hit the red carpet tonight, we were no less impressed with the look. The actress flaunted her stems in a punk-appropriate fuchsia minidress, which she finished with a studded belt, Ferragamo pumps and an equally shimmering clutch in hand — though maybe it was the dramatic eyeliner that sealed the deal. Do you love it?

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Emma Watson embraced the night's call for an edgier aesthetic in a cutout black silk-crepe Prabal Gurung look that showcased more than a hint of skin. She added a pair of T-strap pumps, then furthered the punky appeal with a mismatched set of earrings, including a diamond and black enamel dart pendant earring by Fred Leighton. Now, it's time to cast your vote: did you love Emma's sexier Met Gala style?

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It might not be obvious at first glance, but Jessica Biel fully embraced tonight's Met Gala theme with one very poignant accessory. She stepped out in a Giambattista Valli Haute Couture macramé and tulle gown and pants but paid homage to punk with a nose ring. As for the rest, she lent a little glitz to the look with Fred Leighton jewels and finished it off with a custom Giambattista Valli black snakeskin clutch and patent leather heels, also from the label. Thoughts?

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Add Anne Hathaway to the list of Hollywood good girls who ditched their usual look and embraced the Met Gala's edgier theme instead. The actress not only slipped into a sultry, sheer vintage Valentino gown, but she also showed off a new punky bleach-blond hair color — a look she says was inspired by Debbie Harry. She finished it off with eclectic rings and electric polish. So, did Anne nail it?

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Rather than take cues from tonight's punk dress code, Ashley Greene opted for more feminine fare in a voluminous, gold-embroidered Marchesa gown. She kept her accoutrements simple, making her black and gold ballgown the focus and adding just a pair of Harry Winston earrings and a coordinating handheld clutch to the mix. The only slightly irreverent style elements might just have been her messy updo and dark nail polish. Are you into it?

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She didn't go punk, per se, but Blake Lively did deliver some serious glamour on tonight's Met Gala red carpet. The actress — and face of Gucci Première — had a bombshell moment in a curve-conscious, strapless Gucci confection, adorned with silver and matte black feather motif embroideries. She added to the drama with a pair of fringed earrings, which she showcased with swept-back hair. Are you a fan of Blake's look tonight?

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With tonight's punk theme, we were expecting something dramatic from Miley Cyrus, and we got it with her full-length Marc Jacobs gown — in fishnet, no less. It wasn't just the dress, though. Miley embraced the look head to toe with spiked blond hair, red lips, studded and spiked bangles, and multiple earrings. How'd she do?

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Taylor Swift embraced tonight's Met Gala punk theme with a black J. Mendel gown, complete with lace insets and a dramatic embellished neckline. Taylor channeled her edgier side, thanks to the sexy, bustier-style detailing at the bodice and furthered the effect with a dramatic smoky eye and dark nails. Now, it's time to weigh in: what do you think of her look?

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Tonight's Met Gala was the perfect opportunity for Kirsten Dunst to break with her signature style and embrace something a little more avant-garde — and she did just that. It's not exactly punk, but Kirsten's feather-adorned Louis Vuitton halter gown is a definite departure from the sweeter looks the actress is known for. Thanks to a seriously sultry neckline — and backless cut — Kirsten may just have one of the sexiest looks of the night. She didn't need much to finish it off — just a gold minaudière, understated earrings, and a skinny black belt completed the look. Thoughts?

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No look at The Kentucky Derby is complete without a hat. That was evident from this weekend's festive celebrity looks from Lauren Conrad, Krysten Ritter, and Coco Rocha, who finished their ladylike ensembles with coordinating headwear. Coco Rocha made an entrance in sophisticated skirt suiting — but it was the dramatic orchid-adorned headpiece that really turned heads. Krysten Ritter dressed up her floral-print dress and Bionda Castana heels with a floppy ribbon-trimmed hat, and Lauren Conrad paired a soft nude polka-dot sheath dress with a nude floral-adorned fascinator. That's the rundown on who wore what — now, take in the hat-topped looks below and cast your vote for the Derby's best dressed.