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PHOTOS: 10 Red Carpet Stars Who Took The Met Gala Theme Seriously

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There were the worst dressed, there were the best dressed, and then there were those who kept perfectly in theme.

PHOTOS: The 10 Best Dressed Celebs At The Met Gala

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This year’s Met Gala red carpet was overwhelming, to say the least. There were tons of show-stopping gowns, but we had to narrow it down to a few standouts.

PHOTOS: Every Single Look From The 2012 Met Gala!

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Yes, we have posted each and every Met Gala look below. You’re welcome! Looking for more? We’ve got best and worst dressed lists, too. Check it all out, and tell us what you think!

PHOTOS: And This Is What Everyone Else Wore To The Met Gala

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Love them or hate them, these are the other dresses everyone is talking about. You’re welcome.

PHOTOS: The 5 Worst Dressed Celebs On The Met Gala Red Carpet

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The Met Gala exists for pretty much one reason and one reason only: capital-F Fashion. (And don’t let the name Costume Institute confuse you — costume is just an academic term for clothing.) While some of last night’s looks made our jaws drop in a really good way, others were hideous, boring, and/or inappropriate.

Lady Gaga Champions The Tuxedo And Grey Hair At Met Ball

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Admit it! The real reason you’ve been trolling through the Met-Gala photo galleries was in the hope that you might catch a passing glimpse of Gaga in all her platinum blonde, pre-performance glory. Well, the lovely folks over at Prada were nice enough to pass along a pic of the Lady herself and leave it to the pop starlet to turn up looking atypically classic when everyone else is trying their best to work the avant-garde.

PHOTOS: Who Were The Belles Of The Met Ball?

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Monday night marked the single biggest event on fashion’s yearly calendar: The Metropolitan Museum’s Costume Institute Gala. The theme this year was American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity and, appropriately, focused on American style through the ages. We’ve touched on some historical icons and wondered how exactly the Gap — this year’s sponsor — was going to pull off outfitting stars for the red carpet, but the photos are up and the guests have made it past the very velvet rope, so now the fun part begins.

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