Crystal Renn may have an oft talked-about figure, but she puts all gossip to rest in this incredible Zac Posen creation. The model donned the jet-black dress with a tiny bejeweled clutch, bright red lipstick, and a pretty amazing pompadour. The hair and makeup was very reminiscent of Posen's Spring 2011 show: dramatic, vintage-inspired and Parisian-chic. What do you think of Crystal's look?
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Victoria's Secret stunner and soon-to-be-bride Lily Alridge looks sexy and subdued in a champagne-hued Ralph Lauren gown. The model pretty much looks like liquid gold — the dress appears to drip right off of her, and her gorgeous diamond drop earrings and side-swept hair lend an Old-Hollywood vibe to her look. Do you love or loathe Lily's outfit?
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Chanel Iman went the ladylike route, opting for a calf-length, white lace Dolce & Gabbana. Thanks to embellishments and a slightly peekaboo effect, this look is a lot more red carpet and a lot less ladies who lunch. In fact, with a sparkly diamond belt, major red pout, and spiked Louboutins, this look is entirely glam. What do you think?
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Rachel Roy looks stunning on the red carpet, decked out in a white gown with a chevron print (from her signature collection), a diamond bangle, and stud earrings. Her hair was pulled back into a casual bun, and she employed her usual sexy smoky eyes, pink blush, and a frosty nude lip. What do you think of Rachel's look?
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Chloë Sevigny kept it demure in a high-collared black lace McQueen gown. Without jewelry or heavy makeup, it's all about the lacy texture and slight peek-a-boo effect. Then, Chloë finishes with a simple black clutch and platforms, and messy, bed-head styled hair. What's the verdict?
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Model (and Mrs. Jack White) Karen Elson wore this stunning sheer sequined McQueen gown in tribute to the late designer. She complemented the dress with gold and black eye shadow, and wore her hair down in long, soft curls. It's a bold choice, but do you think Karen pulls it off?
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Isabel Lucas looks like a Greek goddess in this melon-orange Louis Vuitton halter dress. But the pièce de résistance is her intricate gold headpiece, set off by a simple, low-slung ponytail. Coordinating earrings and a metallic purse, as well as a cute bow-shaped button accent, bring it all together. Do you adore Isabel's look?
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Emma Roberts arrived in a cheeky-chic black and white Michael Kors. With a midriff-revealing cutout it's playful, but the streamlined silhouette and classic palette keep it modern and super sophisticated. To finish, she rounds out the look with a black croc clutch, retro-styled waves, and a flash of red polish. How'd she do?
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Liv Tyler was one of the few on the red carpet wearing a yellow gown at the 2011 Met Gala. The dress in question — Givenchy — isn't all yellow, though. It's white on top and has an ombré effect as you go down. A bright yellow clutch, however, ties it all together. Accessories were minimal and hair was long and flowy. Are you loving this overall look? Or are you over it?
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Florence Welch should feel right at home at the Met Gala — the singer has carved a place for herself on the red carpet as of late, and is no stranger to wearing big-name designers. She arrived wearing an angelic white Yves Saint Laurent gown, adorned with a feathered stole. Her trademark red hair is in loose curls, and she's wearing minimal makeup, with a pale pink lip. What do you think of Florence's look?
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