What White Celebs Wore to the Blackest Met Gala Ever

When it comes to tailoring, Anne Hathaway does not play. Her bejeweled maxi skirt looks like it was made just for her.

From the hair to the gown, actress Sydney Sweeney served old Hollywood glam.

The Material Girl kept it simple with a cream tuxedo. Although we would have loved to see a little more color, she gets extra credit for the cigar accessory.

While Patrick Schwarzenegger has definitely evolved from the time he wore jeans to the Met Gala, we’re not exactly sure how to feel about the yellow shirt.

Pamela Anderson’s gown was a bit of a snooze fest. We would have loved to see a little more drama on the Gala carpet.

We love the idea of Emma Chamberlain’s pinstriped gown thata leaves little to the imagination in the back.

We give Anthony Pratt credit for bringing color to the carpet, but this look is giving a little too much leprechaun.

Nicole Kidman played it safe with this black corset dress that would work on any red carpet. We’re glad she chose to keep it simple with this silhouette and tailoring that is perfectly on point. And we love the new haircut!

Hunter Shafer’s look is beautifully tailored – and the accessories are the icing on the cake.

Cole Escola wasn’t shy about bringing color to the carpet, but the internet is divided on whether the whole thing was a little too much for the eyes.

Hildy Kuryk-Bernstein’s look has us very confused. We’re not sure what’s happening here.

No. Just, no.

We’re so glad Jamie Singer Soros let Sergio Hudson dress her for the Met Gala! The tailoring is impeccable, and the feather on that is giving us life.

Since playing the Wizard in “Wicked,” we love the way Jeff Goldblum has fully embraced his character on every carpet this season. He didn’t miss a beat at this year’s Met Gala

Singer Sabrina Carpenter was serving lots of leg last night!