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Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty ImageCara Delevingne had to shave her head for a movie role around the time of last year’s Met Gala, but rather than rock a completely bald ‘do, she decided toon her hair instead. Pairing her silver scalp with a bedazzled Chanel pantsuit, she was the true definition of alien-chic.Katy Perry’s Maison Margiela getup for last year’s Gala got mixed reviews on the internet, but we think it’s pretty iconic.
The internet exploded when Queen Bey showed up to the 2016 Gala in this Latex number designed by Riccardo Tisci for Givenchy. Though she was compared to both a condom and thePhoto by Larry Busacca/Getty ImagesIn daylight, Claire Danes’ Zac Posen dress looked like your run-of-the-mill Cinderella-esque princess gown. But when the lights went off, it became a magical fiber-optic glow-in-the-dark masterpiece.
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