The Met Gala has played host to some of the most outlandish sartorial moments in history, and 2024's red carpet was no exception.
With tickets to fashion's chicest night of the year costing upwards of $75,000 each, designers, beauty teams and ateliers spend months imagining looks for the A-listers that attend, using the steps of the Met as a stage to display their craftsmanship.
The first Monday in May of 2024 saw a fleet of best-dressed stars step into the spotlight, as well as some weird and wonderful looks that have set the Internet ablaze.
From Zendaya's ethereal woodland goddess look to Kim Kardashian's controversial cardigan and Tyla's super-tight sand dress, here are the wildest looks at the Met Gala.
Tyla, the Water singer wore a stunning dress with glittering sand glued to her shoulders and wrists, along with water-droplet nails and a sand-timer bag.
Lana Del Rey came wearing an Alexander McQueen silk, corseted dress crafted from double georgette and tulle, with branches on her head.
"Sex and the City" star Sarah Jessica Parker turned heads in a Richard Quinn birdcage-esque dress.
Rita Ora wore a revealing dress with strings of beads attached, some being from the first and second century BC, according to the singer.
Kim K highlighted her impossibly snatched waist in the Maison Margiela Artisanal by John Galliano gown topping it off with a controversial grey cardigan.
Lizzo dazzled all with a sculpted corset dress and headpiece, taking the botanical theme to the next level.
"Mean Girls" star Amanda Seyfried was a showstopper with a silver pixie cut and a Prada gown fashioned with pinkish florals
"WAP" singer Cardi B came dressed to impress with a huge black tulle dress courtesy of Chinese designer Windowsen
Zendaya, styled by Law Roach, wore two different dresses as the co-chair this year, starting off with a peacock blue dress by Maison Margiela.
Model Adowa Aboah announce her first pregnancy at the event, supported by an H&M dress.
Amelia Grey got plenty of attention for her bright yellow light-up terrarium dress from Jun Takahashi’s spring 2024 show.
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