Met Gala 2023 Best Hair: See All the Best Hair Looks From the Night

Met Gala was last night, and we saw some of the biggest names in entertainment walk the red carpet at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. This year’s theme was Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty which acted as the dress code for the evening.

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Men don’t always have the opportunity to show off unique style on the red carpet, but plenty of male stars wore daring outfits at the 2023 Met Gala!

There were SO many epic looks on the red carpet at the 2023 Met Gala this year and we’re recapping all of the best fashion.

Halle Bailey, Julia Garner and Daisy Edgar Jones are a stunning trio at the 2023 Met Gala!

Gigi Hadid has arrived!

grand appearance at the Met Gala this year following allegations they wouldn’t step foot on the red carpet.Kim wore a skimpy, formfitting gown “dripping in pearls,” an ode to the iconic Chanel looks fashioned by Karl Lagerfeld, the evening’s honoree. “I just wanted to feel glamorous,” she said on the carpet, admitting she just “wanted to have a good time.” “I took a shot before I came with my sisters,” said the first sister in the Kardashian-Jenner family to make a gala appearance tonight.Her champagne-colored number by Schiaparelli featured numerous beads of pearls draped around her neck and cascading down the front of the frock.

Owning the carpet. Kylie Jenner turned heads when she arrived at the Met Gala on Monday, May 1.

Met Gala! Right now, the biggest names in entertainment, fashion, and sports are at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. As they walk up the red carpet to their exclusive and private dinner, hundreds of flashes will capture their stunning looks.

Brittney Griner is attending the most fashionable event of the year. The basketball player, who was imprisoned in Russia for almost a full year, will be attending this year’s Met Gala.Karl Lagerfeld: Celebs who have worn his iconic designs at the Met GalaRihanna’s Met Gala look includes $25 million in Cartier jewels: Secret fittingMet Gala 2023 live updates: Red Carpet arrivalsPage Six was the first to break the news, claiming that the source didn’t know who would be accompanying the athlete.

Kendall and Kylie Jenner were ready to strut for Met Gala Monday! So yes, despite the rumors, they clearly got invited after all! (In case you had any lingering doubts…)

outlandish Met costumes of years past — donned a full white, furry cat character costume, only revealing he was underneath further down the carpet.The theme of this year’s Costume Institute exhibition is “Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty” and Leto’s costume matches the real-life Choupette’s piercing blue eyes and brown and pink nose.He eventually took the costume off and posed for more pics in a black ensemble, complete with a matching cape. The Post has contacted reps for Leto for comment.

Kim Kardashian and sisters Kylie Jenner and Kendall Jenner are taking over the carpet!

became him.The Interstellar star was so dedicated to her transformation that she traded in her signature for a bright bright, platinum—Karl Lagerfeld-inspired—hue instead. Chastain, who completed the look with dramatic black sunglasses, looked practically unrecognizable on the as a result.Chastain's hairstyle was created by celebrity hairstylist , who used Hair Rituel by Sisley-Paris products and brushes to style the star's newly-dyed hair.

Gisele Bundchen has arrived!

She’s levitating! Met Gala 2023 co-chair Dua Lipa left onlookers stunned as she walked the red carpet in vintage Chanel — a perfect nod to this year’s theme.

Beyond beautiful. The stars stepped out to the 2023 Met Gala for fashion’s biggest night on May 1 and the over-the-top makeup and hair looks were just as memorable as the elaborate ensembles.

It’s Met Gala Monday (May 1), and while we’re so excited to see all the red carpet arrivals…fans might be a little disappointed.

Dua Lipa is ready for the big night!

is upon us.This year, fashion's biggest night is all about honoring the legacy of Karl Lagerfeld, as well as raising money for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute, of course. The theme of this year's exhibit, “,” reflects on the German designer's illustrious career from 1954 to his death in 2019.