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Lively’s minidress stood out on the “American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity” red carpet, which was full of floor-length gowns. She paired it with glittery black shoes and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.

The outfit was pretty but not as eye-catching as the actor’s other Met Gala looks. 

The theme of the 2008 Met Gala was “Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy,” and Lively attended in a black, mermaid-style dress with feathers on the skirt.

Black gloves and diamond bracelets brought a fun flair to the look, but it was a bit plain overall.

Lively’s strapless Gucci gown had a gray bodice and a black skirt, with tiers of silk fabric and metallic beading across the hips.

She completed her look with statement diamond earrings. 

Lively paired her outfit with simple gold heels at the “The Model as Muse: Embodying Fashion” gala.

Her understated accessories drew attention to the sheer sleeve, thigh-high slit, and plunging neckline of her dress. 

The same year that Lively became the face of Chanel, she attended the “Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty”-themed event in a gown from the brand’s Fall 2009 Haute Couture collection.

The bodice had a sheer base embellished with silver flowers, while taupe fabric draped over one side and was attached at her shoulder.

The actor arrived at the “Charles James: Beyond Fashion” exhibit in a floor-length, sequin-covered gown from Gucci Première. The blush gown hugged her figure to the thigh, flaring subtly at the knee into a dramatic train.

The red jewelry Lively wore coordinated with the pink color of the dress.

Lively looked ethereal in the pink Burberry dress. It had a thigh-high slit covered in sheer fabric, offering a glimpse of Lively’s leg, and a red, floral appliqué adorned the gown’s built-in cape.

When she walked the red carpet, Lively was pregnant with her second child, but the news hadn’t been made public yet.

Lively’s dress for the “Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between” Met Gala was mostly gold, with long sleeves and a plunging neckline.

The train had four shades of blue feathers, so Lively looked like she was about to take flight. She completed her look with sapphire and gold jewelry. 

On the same day that the 2026 “Costume Art” Met Gala took place, Lively and Justin Baldoni settled their legal dispute over the film “It Ends With Us” just weeks before they were set to go to trial.

Rather than staying out of the public eye as the dust settled, Lively arrived at the Met Gala mere hours later in an archival Versace gown from 2006.

The dress had a pale-yellow halter bodice with silver sparkles along the sides. Soft yellow, peach, and purple layers of fabric made up the full skirt, and Lively told Vogue she had the train lengthened to make a stronger statement for the Met. It trailed behind her as she ascended the stairs.

The bold look signaled Lively was closing the chapter on a dramatic time in her life. A PR expert told Business Insider it was the perfect stage for a comeback.

Lively’s Versace gown for the “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination” Met Gala took more than 600 hours to make.

The ornate ruby-and-gold gown was designed with a jewel-encrusted corset. She accessorized the dramatic look with a spiked headpiece, Christian Louboutin shoes, and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.

The gown was one of the best looks at the 2018 Met Gala.

The actor, who co-chaired the 2022 event alongside her husband Ryan Reynolds, arrived at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in a custom Versace look that changed from bronze to green to mirror the oxidation of the famous New York City landmark. The dress was embroidered with crystal, metallic leather, and tri-tone copper foil. 

When Lively arrived, the dress had an oversize copper bow at the hip that gave way to a long, dramatic train. The bow unraveled as Lively walked along the red carpet, becoming green.

Lively told E! on the red carpet that the front of the dress was also designed to emulate the architecture of the Empire State Building, and her Lorraine Schwartz crown was another accessory meant to mimic the Statue of Liberty. 

E!’s Zanna Roberts Rassi said the green side of the train was embroidered with a celestial map inspired by the same 12 zodiac constellations painted on the ceiling of New York’s Grand Central Terminal.

Still, her black Balmain gown was pretty. It was custom-made for the TV star with sheer long sleeves, a mermaid-style skirt, and beaded patterns from top to bottom.

She paired it with a black choker, heavy eye makeup, and diamond jewelry.

Her strapless, mermaid-shaped gown, designed by Topshop, made her look like a princess — especially when accessorized with a sparkling clutch and diamond necklace.

But her messy, swept-back hairstyle contrasted with the glamour of her look and distracted from her dress, making for a mismatched look.

She wore a strapless Lanvin design in blue satin with a black lining.

The Skims founder also kept her accessories and glam simple, wearing strappy sandals, dangling diamond earrings, and a loose, wavy hairstyle.

She wore a two-piece set from Torishéju, including an extra-long skirt and a blazer with a peplum waist. The top was worn without a shirt beneath it, creating a plunge that showed off her diamond necklace.

Jenner looked pretty, but her understated look wasn’t glamorous enough to become iconic.

The simple Balmain design had shoulder pads, a ruched bodice, and a wrap skirt.

While Kris made the outfit more unique with statement earrings, a thick golden belt, and black pumps with gold detailing, her overall outfit wasn’t the most memorable that she’s worn at the event.

Vivienne Westwood designed the off-the-shoulder dress, which also had long sleeves and a straight skirt.

Kim wore simple sandals, no jewelry, and a straight hairstyle to complete the minimalist look.

She told E! News on the red carpet that her outfit included multiple pieces from Tom Ford, Alexander McQueen, and Tommy Hilfiger.

Kris also carried a sparkling Judith Leiber clutch.

She walked the red carpet in a custom artwork by Allen Jones. It featured a fiberglass bodysuit in metallic orange and a leather skirt in shades of orange and brown.

Though the top half of the outfit was unique and eye-catching, the rest wasn’t very striking.

She attended the “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination”-themed event in a black Tommy Hilfiger design.

It had sheer sleeves, a feather-covered skirt, gold-ribbon embellishments, and amber jewels attached.

She walked the red carpet that year in a blue, tan, and white dress created by Atelier Versace.

Its halter top led to a backless, bralette-style bodice, rounded waist cutouts, and a form-fitting skirt.

She wore a sleeveless, mock-neck design made with green fabric and beads from the Calvin Klein Collection.

It was held together on each side with thin, crisscross straps and worn without accessories. The model opted for a sleek hairstyle and natural-looking makeup.

She attended the “Manus x Machina: Fashion In An Age of Technology” event in a futuristic look: a silver, long-sleeved dress covered in sequins and tiny mirrors.

The metallic gown was designed by Balmain and had a daring, thigh-high slit.

For the 2015 Met Gala, the middle Kardashian sister wore a beaded Roberto Cavalli dress with sheer panels and a feather-trimmed skirt.

In an Instagram post at the time, she said her daring dress was inspired by a similar Bob Mackie garment Cher wore to the same event in 1974.

She wore a leather Chrome Hearts look with an alligator-skin print. Its corseted top was positioned off her shoulders, and her tight skirt expanded into a mermaid-tail shape.

Though the dress was simple by Kim’s standards, her accessories were interesting. She wore a hat that covered her eyes and a statement diamond necklace.

She walked the 2022 red carpet alongside Travis Barker, and both wore ensembles from Thom Browne.

Kourtney’s outfit featured a white, cropped blouse and a unique skirt with bandage-style fabric up top and black pleats at the bottom.

But due to its mix of fabrics and muted colors, it almost looked like Kourtney was wearing an unfinished garment.

She wore a pastel-yellow Oscar de la Renta gown that wrapped around her body. It had a single long sleeve, a shorter one that revealed her white gloves, and a thick beaded hem.

Though her ’60s hairstyle made the outfit look a bit more like a costume, she still looked chic on the red carpet.

The robe-style dress was custom-made for Kris and featured all-over sequins in the shapes of sculptures and other prints.

While it wasn’t her best Met Gala look of all time, it was a strong one. She paired it with Lorraine Schwartz jewels and a bob haircut.

Designed by Balmain, her metallic dress was long-sleeved and had silver sequins covering its sheer, mesh fabric. There were also large cutouts at her hips, and smaller ones beneath her waist.

She paired the sparkling look with silver sandals and a sleek black bob.

Her Tommy Hilfiger ensemble included a navy jumpsuit with a crystal star-shaped brooch attached to its deep neckline and a dramatic gray coat with oversize shoulder pads.

To make the outfit even more iconic, the Kardashian-Jenner matriarch added vibrant blue eye makeup, a bedazzled purse, and a short blonde hairstyle.

At the time, she attended the Met Gala in a see-through Versace dress made from peach-colored mesh. The gown was decorated with beads and crystals, and its short sleeves had long, gold fringe.

Her hair, which was styled in a blonde bob, perfectly complemented her standout fashion.

Ferragamo created her gray gown, which was perfectly tailored. It had a halter neckline, a sheer corseted bodice, and a gray skirt with beaded embellishments and a thigh-high slit.

She perfected the look with black pumps and sheer gloves.

With its ruffled skirt, T-shirt bodice, and veil-adorned baseball cap, Kylie’s outfit might have been confusing at first glance.

But the look actually honored the late designer Virgil Abloh and his brand Off-White.

It was tough to miss Kylie when she walked the 2023 carpet, thanks to the red-and-blue Jean Paul Gaultier gown.

Designed by Haider Ackermann, the dress had a blue satin lining, a thigh-high slit, and an asymmetrical neckline that gave the gown a distinctive shape.

She wore a Schiaparelli gown that was designed to make her look like the Venus de Milo.

It featured a nude-illusion bodice shaped like her torso, and a satin gown that looked as though it were being taken off her body.

The outfit was on theme, but not as iconic as some of her past Met looks.

She wore a Gap by Zac Posen gown that looked like wet marble wrapped around her body. It was inspired by the Winged Victory of Samothrace.

Jenner looked stunning and, like her sister, she stayed on theme for the night’s event. Still, it’s not as flashy as many of her other Met Gala outfits.

For the 2022 Met Gala, Kendall wore a black two-piece set from Prada. It featured a mesh tank top that she wore without a bra and a full, high-waisted skirt covered in ruffles.

It might not have been Kendall’s most iconic Met Gala look of all time, but it was certainly memorable — especially because she wore it with bleached eyebrows.

Her Alexander Wang gown was strapless and had a satin bralette connected to its long velvet skirt. There was also a cutout placed right above her stomach, and a silver zipper down her side.

Kylie wore the outfit — which also included tiny sunglasses and silver bracelets — just three months after giving birth to her first child, Stormi Webster.

The floral maternity gown she wore — designed by Givenchy — had a high neckline, long gloved sleeves, and a thigh-high slit that revealed her matching heels.

Critics quickly took to social media that night, comparing her outfit to everything from a couch to Mrs. Doubtfire. But it wasn’t until years later that Kim told Vogue that the comments left her crying “the whole way home” from the event.

“I was very pregnant, very puffy, and bloated, and I was like, ‘Oh God, of course, the first time I go I’m gonna be huge,'” she said. “That was OK with me because I never really dreamed I would be at the Met Ball. I know no one really probably wanted me there at the time.”

Still, she noted that “none of the critics mattered” because the Olsen twins walked up to her that night and complimented her outfit.

Whereas Kim’s all-white outfit from years prior was arguably forgettable, Kendall’s had flair that made it stand out.

Off-White designed her off-the-shoulder jumpsuit, which had mermaid-style pants with short trains at the bottom of each leg. Her look also included sheer white gloves, a long ponytail, diamond earrings, and glamorous makeup.

Her iconic, sleeveless dress was custom-made for her by Versace. Its see-through fabric was decorated with beaded fringe, and its skirt had layers of orange feathers that reached the floor.

But her accessories really made this look stand out. She walked the red carpet in a giant feathered neckpiece and thick gold jewelry.

She wore a gold Atelier Versace dress with a corset bodice and plunging neckline. The sleeveless garment was also metallic and had crystal cross embellishments.

And that’s not to mention her hair and makeup, which were equally stunning. Kim wore a half-up, half-down hairstyle, nude lipstick, and striking contact lenses.

People had mixed feelings about Kim’s pearl-string Schiaparelli gown and the visible shapewear in its center. But no one was more opinionated on the piece than her daughter, North West.

“I like the pearls. I just don’t like that it looks like from the Dollar Store,” she said of the outfit on an episode of “The Kardashians.”

Her mesh La Perla dress was black and had a long cutout down the length of its bodice. The see-through fabric also wrapped around her body, creating a thigh-high slit in its skirt.

Kendall completed the iconic look with see-through heels, red lipstick, and a striking contour.

She stepped on the carpet that year in a Marc Jacobs bodysuit covered in black sparkles and embellished with silver.

But the garment’s most dramatic and impressive pieces were its extra-long sleeves, which reached the floor and cascaded into trains at her side.

The now-iconic outfit was worn with platform boots and diamond earrings.

She wore a glittering Moschino gown that was embellished from top to bottom with gold beads. It was sleek, sexy, and glamorous — and made for the perfect debut dress.

Khloé wore the piece with a black satin shawl and gloves that reached past her elbows.

She arrived in a lavender Versace gown with a cream-colored bodysuit underneath a layer of see-through, sparkling mesh. The dress featured a scoop neckline and a feathered skirt that perfectly matched her puffy feathered gloves.

To top off the iconic look — which Kylie later dressed her daughter Stormi in for Halloween — the Kylie Cosmetics founder wore a purple wig.

She looked unrecognizable in the all-black bodysuit, complete with gloves and a long train.

Kim wore it for the event’s “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion” theme, and viewers quickly turned the fashion statement into a meme.

Her see-through gown matched her skin tone, creating the illusion that she was only wearing rows of sparkling diamonds.

On Instagram, the 818 tequila founder said her stunning dress was inspired by another iconic gown: the one Audrey Hepburn wore in “My Fair Lady.”

She arrived at the 2022 gala wearing a piece that previously belonged to Marilyn Monroe. The sleeveless, sparkling gown was worn by the legendary actor in 1962 when she famously sang “Happy Birthday” to President John F. Kennedy.

It was later revealed in an episode of “The Kardashians” that Kim predicted backlash from people who didn’t think she deserved to wear the gown.

But like it or not, Kim wearing the dress will forever be a memorable Met Gala moment.

The skin-tight Thierry Mugler gown Kim wore in 2019 is iconic both for its exquisite design and the borderline dangerous measures required to wear it.

The tan button-up dress had ruching from top to bottom and crystals that mirrored water droplets, both of which made it look as though Kim had just emerged from water. She even wore her hair in a wet style to enhance the effect.

But in a video for Vogue released after the Met Gala, the reality star said she couldn’t sit or go to the bathroom while wearing it because the garment was so tight. She later added in an Instagram post that she had to take “corset breathing lessons” in order to wear the dress.

Ultimately, the iconic and controversial dress led many to criticize the tiny appearance of Kim’s waist, with some arguing that she was setting unrealistic beauty standards.