{Francisco Costa with the beautiful Zoe Saldaña and Diane Kruger, both in Calvin Klein Collection}
The Metropolitan Museum’s Costume Institute held its annual benefit and gala last night. This year, the theme was American Woman: Fashioning A National Identity. As usual, the A-list stars were out in full force and most of them rocked the red carpet. These are some of my favorite looks of the evening.
{Jessica Alba in Sophie Theallet for Gap (who knew!)}
{Brooke Shields in Michael Kors}
{Sienna Miller in Emilio Pucci}
{Gisele Bundchen in Alexander Wang with husband Tom Brady in Tom Ford}
{If anyone could rock this look, it’s Alexa Chung in 3.1 Phillip Lim. I sort of love this look. Thoughts?}
{Camilla Belle in a beautiful red gown by Jason Wu}
{Sarah Jessica Parker in Halston Heritage, which she has been collaborating on. Isn’t the color gorgeous on her?}
{Gwen Stefani with hubby, Gavin Rossdale in a L.A.M.B. gown of her own design. She looks edgy, yet feminine and thoroughly modern.}
{Emma Watson wearing Burberry with designer, Christopher Bailey… there isn’t anything American about this, but she looks fantastic!}
{In my next life, I’d like to look like Bar Rafaeli, who wore Rag & Bone to the Gala last night.}
{Kristen Bell in Diane Von Furstenberg}
{Anne Hathaway looked amazing in this nude Valentino confection. She always hits it out of the park.}
{The Ultimate Glamourpuss: Jennifer Lopez looked stunning in Zuhair Murad.}
{Hugh Dancy and Claire Danes, both in Burberry}
{I die! Rachel Zoe in Marc Jacobs
I must say, the fit and color look fantastic on her, but is the gown velvet? Is it acceptable to wear a velvet gown in May?}
Who was your favorite of the evening? Of the looks I have featured in this post, who got it right and who didn’t in your opinion?
Image Credit: Style.com
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