It's that time of the year, when the Met Gala plays host to hundreds of celebrities. This year's event was attended by the likes of Lady Gaga, who was a host at the event, Bodyguard actor Richard Madden, and tennis champion and host, Serena Williams, who wore a Versace dress with Nike trainers!
Each year, the major event has a theme, and this year's theme was Camp: Notes on Fashion, inspired by Susan Sontag's 1964 essay Notes on Camp. This theme saw celebrities with big, bold and brash outfits, with Lady Gaga having multiple outfits on the red carpet alone.

The 'Born This Way' singer's looks included a voluminous, fuchsia gown for arrival on the red carpet, which she was then helped out of, to reveal a black strapless gown. Then, it wasn't long before this was removed to reveal another, fuchsia column gown underneath. Wow! However, that wasn't it, take a look through our gallery for all of Lady Gaga's looks and more.
Now take a look at some of the best outfits at this year's Met Gala
All The Best Looks At The Met Gala 2019 - heat/radio

Lady Gaga in one of her Brandon Maxwell looks

Mindy Kaling wearing a gold Moschino dress

Richard Madden in Dior

Dapper Dan in Gucci

Anna Wintour wearing Chanel

Lady Gaga's final look on the pink carpet

Céline Dion wearing Oscar de la Renta

Serena Williams wore Atelier Versace with Nike trainers

Karlie Kloss in Dapper Dan x Gucci

Regina Hall wore Dapper Dan x Gucci

Taron Egerton on the pink carpet

Laverne Cox wore Christian Siriano

Charli XCX made her Met Gala debut in neon yellow

James Charles

Benedict Cumberbatch and his wife, Sophie Hunter

Lucy Boynton wore custom Prada

Florence Welch wore Gucci

Kris Jenner in a Tommy Hilfiger coat and blonde wig

Saoirse Ronan wore a Gucci gown

Emily Blunt wore a gold Michael Kors dress with matching headpiece

Carey Mulligan in Prada

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in Oscar de la Renta

Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus in Saint Laurent

Demi Moore wore Saint Laurent and was accompanied by the brand's creative director, Anthony Vaccarello

Alexa Chung wore her own brand to the Met Gala

Lewis Hamilton

Sienna Miller in Paco Rabanne

Gwen Stefani wore Moschino

Gigi Hadid in a silver Michael Kors ensemble

Chris Rock arrived with girlfriend Megalyn Echikunwoke

Katy Perry in an amazing Moschino look

Lili Reinhart wore blue Ferragamo shorts

Gwyneth Paltrow wore a yellow dress

Emily Ratajkowski in Peter Dundas

Kristen Stewart in Chanel

Kim Kardashian-West, accompanied by husband Kanye, wore a dress designed by Mugler

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas, both wearing Dior

Alicia Vikander in Louis Vuitton

Bella Hadid wore a cut-out Moschino gown

Kerry Washington in Tory Burch

Julianne Moore in a Valentino gown

Alicia Keys paid homage to Grace Jones in her Carolina Herrera dress

Sarah Paulson in a Moschino dress with oversized bow

Kendall Jenner in custom Versace

Kylie Jenner in custom Versace

Salma Hayek in Gucci

Jennifer Lopez in Versace

Dakota Johnson in Gucci

Hailee Steinfeld in Viktor & Rolf couture

Ciara in emerald Versace

Cardi B wore an extravagant Thom Browne dress

Naomi Campbell in Valentino

Zendaya gave major Cinderella vibes in a light-up Tommy Hilfiger dress

Cara Delevingne in Dior Haute Couture

Katie Holmes wore Zac Posen

Nicky Minaj wore a pale pink gown with a dramatic train

Ezra Miller wore custom Burberry, designed by Ricardo Tisci

Donatella Versace

Jared Leto recreated a Gucci catwalk look, complete with a spare head

Solange Knowles in Salvatore Ferragamo

Penelopé Cruz in vintage Chanel

Newlyweds Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner co-ordinated in Louis Vuitton

Rita Ora and Kate Moss wore metallic gowns by Marc Jacobs

Lupita Nyong'o wore a rainbow creation by Versace

Hailey Bieber in custom Alexander Wang

Joan Collins in a Valentino gown
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