Getty Images Valerie Monroe | 1997 The Fulcrum Gallery designer busted out in what just might be the most revealing (and questionable) Met Gala ensemble to date. Getty Images Kim Kardashian West | 2015 The booty-ful bombshell admitted on Instagram that she was inspired by Cher’s 1974 look (above) with this custom Roberto Cavalli by Peter Dundas masterpiece.
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Getty Images Cara Delevingne | 2018 Despite the lattice panels of this Dior Haute Couture gown, Delevingne made a cheeky play on the modest “Catholic Imagination” dress code with long sleeves and a face-covering crown mask. “My dress at the Met Ball was a political statement as well as a fashion statement,” she wrote on Instagram. FilmMagic Madonna | 2016 The Material Girl’s bondage-style Givenchy ensemble exposed just about everything. Getty Images Beyonce | 2015 Bow down, b–ches: Queen Bey was the last star to arrive to the red carpet, and this sheer Givenchy Haute Couture showstopper was totally worth the wait. Getty Images Halle Berry | 2017 More catwoman vibes here: The Oscar winner’s jumpsuit-gown hybrid by Atelier Versace accentuated her assets. Evan Agostini/Invision/AP Bella Hadid | 2017 The supermodel stepped out in a skintight Alexander Wang catsuit with so much me-ow factor that Hadid had to be sewn into it before the ball. “It’s pretty sexual but, yeah, it’s cool,” she told Allure. Getty Images Kendall Jenner | 2017 The supermodel’s La Perla Haute Couture slip was embellished with 85,000 hand-placed crystals - and paired with an exposed matching thong. The skin-tight, sequin dragon design nodded to the “China: Through the Looking Glass” theme. WireImage Jennifer Lopez | 2015 Side boob became so last season after J.Lo’s side-butt moment in fiery Atelier Versace. Cher | 1974 Call it fashion foreshadowing: More than 30 years ago, the legendary songstress donned a feathered Bob Mackie creation that ended up inspiring many a Kardashian in years to come. In honor of the Met Gala 2019 on Monday, May 6, we’re taking a look at the best nearly-nude versions of all time. The Metropolitan Museum Costume Institute Gala, also known as the Met Ball, is famous for daring and unpredictable fashions and themes, but there’s one constant: skin-baring, “naked” dresses.
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