Catch up on all of the best celebrity looks from last night’s glitzy Met Gala

Zendaya’s first look of the night was by John Galliano for Maison Margiela, inspired by the same designer’s spring/summer 1999 couture collection for Dior.

The actress wore a Balenciaga gown.

Pammy stunned in Oscar De La Renta and Pandora jewellery.

The actress wore an iridescent gown by Tory Burch, that was inspired by the extinct American Xerces Blue butterfly.

Jodie Turner-Smith’s white Burberry gown was embellished with 150,000 faux pearls.

The Bridgerton star stunned in sheer Victoria Beckham.

Zendaya’s second look of the night was a vintage Givenchy gown from 1996, topped with a floral Philip Treacy x McQueen headpiece.

Maria Sharapova wore an Atelier Prabal Gurung x Boll & Branch gown in tennis ball shades.

Sydney Sweeney seriously resembled Billie Eilish with her new black bob, matching opera gloves and Sleeping Beauty-inspired Miu Miu gown.

This see-through beauty is a design by Vera Wang.

The pop star’s Diesel look was a nod to the naked dressing trend.

For her Met Gala debut, Raye wore a bedazzled dress by Fendi Haute Couture.

A wet, white t-shirt on the red carpet? Only Doja Cat would be so daring. This was a design by Vetements.

Speaking of daring fashion choices… Rita Ora was practically naked in a beaded Marni look.

Brie’s custom Prada dress was a visual representation of the passing of time.

SJP’s birdcage dress was designed by Richard Quinn.

JLo + naked dressing = a match made in heaven. The queen of sexy glam opted for a design by Schiaparelli, featuring 2.5 million beads.

To present this year’s Gala on Youtube, Emma Chamberlain wore a gothic, thorn-wrapped Jean Paul Gaultier dress.