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Best Dressed: KAROLINA KURKOVA
gown by Marchesa x IBM

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If those flowers kind of look like they’re glowing, it’s not because you’re drunk – it’s because they are. It’s 150 LED lights that lit up and changed colors based on how many people were tweeting #CognitiveDress. Now THAT is some Manus x Machina shit right there. Kudos, Karolina. Girlfriend does not fuck around when it comes to the Met Gala.
Runner-Up: ZENDAYA COLEMAN
gown by Michael Kors

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Okay, so it’s actually a little bit basic, at least for Zendaya and the theme of the evening. But even though there’s no Michael Kors gown in the world that will really push the boundaries of fashion, Zendaya found a way to bring her particular brand of badassery to this dress, with the bowl haircut (somehow chic, in defiance of all logic) and the dark jewels. Out of all the women who heard “tech” and thought “metallics,” Zendaya at least did so FLAWLESSLY.
Honorable Mention: BEYONCÉ KNOWLES
gown by Givenchy

Photo: Larry Busacca
Love the latex, though I’m not sold on the smoky eye or the clutch. But I won’t make fun of a woman who’s wearing the skin of her enemies. That’s some House Bolton shit right there.
SOLANGE KNOWLES

Photo: Jamie McCarthy/FilmMagic
Solange is wearing rubber thigh-high stirrups, and none of us should be surprised.
FREIDA PINTO
gown by Tory Burch

Photo: Larry Busacca/Getty
I thought this was a total snooze until I realized those embellishments were color-changing crystal panels. So, at least she made a solid attempt at the theme, even though the wires hidden in the seams are making this look a little wrinkled and awkward. But, hey, I’ll take a swing and a miss over a refusal to swing any day of the week.
JARED LETO
tuxedo by Gucci

Photo: Larry Busacca/Getty
Well, at least it’s not another black tux!
KENDALL JENNER
gown and shoes by Atelier Versace

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Loathe as I am to compliment anyone in the Kardashian Klan, I’ll give her this one. It’s a cool dress, and she looks great in it.
POPPY DELEVINGNE
gown by Marchesa, purse by Oroton

Photo: Larry Busacca
A flapper gown + thirty pounds of metal does not equal “technology,” Poppy. Also, there is definitely a such thing as too many accessories, and you passed that line about 30 necklaces ago.
FKA TWIGS
gown by Atelier Versace, shoes by Giuseppe Zanotti

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I feel like I should care more about seeing a harness on the red carpet, but… I don’t. The color is boring, and even the harness doesn’t do enough to make this particularly memorable.
ALLISON WILLIAMS
gown by Peter Pilotto

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Girlfriend always shows up looking like upholstery.
AMANDLA STENBERG
suit by Calvin Klein, choker by Jennifer Fisher

Photo: Larry Busacca
Fly as fuck… for a different event. But I’m not really seeing the link between this disco-leisure suit and technology, even though I want to, because I think Amandla is a goddamn national treasure.
LADY GAGA
jumpsuit by Atelier Versace

Photo: Kevin Mazur/WireImage
Honestly? This is kind of boring. It’s standard four-years-ago Gaga with some extra 80s hair metal styling thrown in for good measure. It’s not nearly wild enough for this event.
EMMA STONE
gown by Prada, shoes by Christian Louboutin

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Another fucking harness? Really? And also, what the fuck happened to Emma Stone’s fashion sense? She used to be one of my favorite celebrities to watch, but now, it’s just a sea of mildly disappointing and majorly unremarkable gowns.
CHLOË MORETZ
gown by Coach

Photo: Jamie McCarthy
A total waste of time.
NICKI MINAJ
gown by Moschino

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Poorly-fit, off-theme, and frankly, kind of exhausting.
KATE HUDSON
gown by Versace

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One of the ugliest red carpet gowns in recent memory.
CHLOË SEVIGNY
gown by Simone Rocha

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It must be nice to be in Ms. Sevigny’s head, where the entire world is some weird themed party that combines 1930s Hollywood with 1990s ecstasy-fueled raves.
SELENA GOMEZ
gown by Louis Vuitton

John Shearer/Getty
No.
DAKOTA JOHNSON
gown by Gucci

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Aboslutely not.
MICHELLE MONAGHAN
gown by Rosie Assoulin

Photo: Jamie McCarthy
I don’t even know what I’m looking at.
LORDE
gown by Valentino

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Ballerina who got hit by a bus.
IRINA SHAYK
gown by Givenchy

Photo: InStyle
I didn’t think anything could make me hate America more than Donald Trump did… until I saw this dress.
We’ll finish up the #MetGala2016 coverage tomorrow by tearing apart the most basic of bitches. Stay tuned!
Respond to 2016 Met Gala, Part 3