The Best Beauty Moments From The 2017 Met Gala 

Cara's futuristic vibe didn't stop at her metallic suit. The actress and model debuted her recently shaved head by coating it in silver paint and sequins. 

Amy's makeup artist Andrea Tiller went for a fresh, sophisticated look. To get the actress's complexion radiant she prepped her skin with Benefit Cosmetics POREfessional Face Primer (£26; benefitcosmetics.com) and used Benefit Cosmetics Hoola Cream-to-Powder Contour Stick (£23.50; benefitcosmetics.com), Benefit Cosmetics Hoola Matte Bronzer (£24.50; benefitcosmetics.com), and Benefit Cosmetics Hoola Bronzing & Contouring Brush (£18.50; benefitcosmetics.com) for a sunkissed glow.

Katy is no dark horse when it comes to making bold beauty statements on the red carpet. Underneath Katy's red veil you could catch a glimpse of the sparkling blue smoky eye and red lip created by makeup legend Pat McGrath using her Dark Star 006 Ultraviolet Blue ($130; sephora.com) and Lust 004 kits.

“When I saw the silhouette of the dress and the contrast of the color - black and white; I was immediately inspired by a timeless look with eyeliner, a strong shaped brow, and red lip. But then, my client asked for some sparkle,” makeup artist Gianpaolo Ceciliato said of Allison's look. And the pro delivered. He applied a coat of Sisley Paris Phyto-Lip Twist in Tango (£31; John Lewis) to the actress's lips and embellished the cat-eye he drew with Sisley Paris's Phyto-Kohl Perfect Pencil (£35; John Lewis) and Sisley Paris's So Intense Liquid Eyeliner (£41; Selfridges.com) with rhinestones.

The Victoria's Secret model embraced the year's avant garde theme with a sheer fuchsia veil tied around the bottom of her face. As for her makeup, it was all about the brows. Lily's pro Quinn Murphy used Giorgio Armani Beauty's High-Precision Brow Pencil in #3 (£25; John Lewis) to fill in her brows and emphasize the arches, and Giorgio Armani Beauty's Eye & Brow Maestro in Obsidian Black #1 (£28; armanibeauty.co.uk) in painterly strokes for extra drama.

Gabrielle Chanel was the inspiration behind the loose, tousled chignon Lily-Rose wore with her camellia-embellished fuchsia Chanel gown. Hairstylist Johnnie Sapong ran Leonor Greyl's Mousse au Lotus Volumatrice ($46; nordstrom.com) throughout the model's damp hair for extra volume and texture before working it with a curling iron and twisting it into the low updo.

The hair chameleon opted for a platinum blonde bob, which we're betting was made possible thanks to the magic of her wig collection. 

Fact: no one does red carpet glam like J.Lo. Makeup artist Scott Barnes paired her smoky eye and glossy lip with glowing skin. He prepped her complexion with L'Oreal Paris's Revitalift Bright Reveal Brightening Day Moisturizer SPF 30 (£6.45; Superdrug) and applied L'Oreal Paris's Infallible Pro-Glow Foundation (£9.99; Superdrug) with L'Oreal's Infallible Blend Artist Foundation Blender (£5.99; Superdrug) to achieve the dewy finish.

We don't know what's sexier: Kendall's crystallized naked dress or her wet-look undone waves. Celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin used a combo Ouai Wave Spray (£10; Cultbeauty.co.uk) and Bumble and bumble Gel (£23; bumbleandbumble) on the model's damp hair and diffused it with Dyson's Supersonic Hair Dryer (£299.99; John Lewis). Extra texture and shine, the pro used a one-inch curling iron to add bend to her strands and ran Ouai's Hair Oil (£24; Cultbeauty.co.uk) from roots to tips.

Kim wore her sleekest hairstyle yet on the Met Gala red carpet. To ensure her lob remained flyaway-free, her hairstylist Michael Silva applied Tony & Guy's Leave-In Conditioner (£5.19; toniandguy) on her wet hair. Silva told InStyle that this step was essential for the smooth style because the leave-in conditioner acts like a seal for the hair cuticle and fills in any cracks or crevices in the hair shaft. As for her signature nude lip? Her go-to makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic used Chanel's Rouge Allure Velvet Luminous Matte Lip Colour in Libre (£28; chanel.com).

“I was inspired by Lily’s sculptural Giambattista Valli gown and this year’s theme to create a sharp and modern bob with short bangs," said Lily's hairstylist Gregory Russell. He used Suave Professionals Honey Infusion 10-in-1 Leave-In Conditioning Cream ($5; walmart.com) on her damp hair to keep the humidity from compromising the sleek finish.

Kerry's black bob payed homage to Comme des Garçons's Japanese designer Rei Kawakubo. The actress's hairstylist Takisha Sturdivant-Drew used clip-extensions and razor cut them to achieve the look. To get style extra smooth, the pro ran Remington's T|Studio Thermaluxe Iron (remingtonproducts.com) in large sections throughout Kerry's hair.

There's no better palce than the Met red carpet to show off a dramatic new haircut. Celebrity hairstylist extraordinaire Jen Atkin used Paul Mitchell's Express Gold 1.5" Inch Curling Iron ($70; amazon.com) to bend the ends of the asymmetrical lob and ran Ouai's Hair Oil ($28; sephora.com) throughout for extra shine.

We never thought we would ever use the words "pink eye" and "chic" together, but there's a first for everything. Makeup artist Hung Vanngo traced Selena's top lashline to the outer third of her lid with Marc Jacobs Beauty Highliner Gel Crayon Eye Crayon in (Pop)ular (£20; johnlewis.com) and used a brush to blend the liner into a winged shape. He finished the eye with the pink shades in Marc Jacobs Beauty Style Eye Con No 7 Palette in Lover 220 (£45; johnlewis.com).

Nikki made a strong case for the glitter lip. Makeup legend Pat McGrath used  her Lust 004 kit to create the showstopping look.

Emily's sequined Marc Jacobs dress was show-stopping, but her coordinating eyeliner is truly a work of art. Makeup artist Hung Vanngo reached for Marc Jacobs Beauty Highliner Matte Gel Eye Crayon in Whirl(pool) (£20; johnlewis.com) to sketch across Emily's lashline and extended it past the outer corner of the eye, and used Over(night), a darker blue shade for definition blended them together. The pro added bronze shimmer along lower lashline with Marc Jacobs Beauty Highliner Gel Eye Crayon in Sunset (£20; johnlewis.com) and used the nude shades in Marc Jacobs Beauty Style Eye Con in No 7 Plush Eyeshadow Palette in The Dreamer 212 (£45; johnlewis.com). Vanngo finished the look with a few coats of mascara.

For her first Met Gala, Ashley channeled Old Hollywood glamour with long, fluttering lashes, a crimson lip, and a slicked-back updo. 

The secret to Chrissy's otherworldly glow: her new Becca x ChrissyTeigen Glow Face Palette. Makeup artist Mary Phillips used a set of La Mer products to prime and prep Chrissy's skin for the night, and created an even base with Becca Ultimate Coverage Complexion Crème ($44; sephora.com). Phillips used the Shimmering Skin Perfector Highlighter in Rose Gold and Beach Nectar then the Sunlit Bronzer in Malibu Soleil from Chrissy's upcoming collaboration for an allover glow, and concentrated it under the brow bone. Next she swiped along the high-planes of her face, and dusted a along the side to give the highlight depth.

To frizz-proof Chrissy's sleek updo for the night, celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin applied TRESemmé TRES Two Extra Hold Hair Spray ($5; sephora.com) from root to midstrand while combing the hair back off of the face, and Ouai Hair Oil ($28; sephora.com) for shine.

Why wear one high ponytail when you can wear two? Blake's stylist Rod Ortega added texture to both of the actress's tails by bending the hair with T3's SinglePass Compact Flat Iron ($89; sephora.com). For a soft smoky eye that was equally as glowing as her sequined gown, makeup artist Kristofer Buckle used a trio of L'Oreal Paris Products. He applied Infallible Paints Eyeshadow in Fishnet ($8; target.com) as the base and tapped the copper shade from the Color Riche La Palette Nude ($16; target.com) on top. Infallible Silkissime Eyeliner in Gold ($7; target.com) was used on the inner corners of Blake's eyes to really make them pop.

Between her soft smoky eye, stained berry lip, and romantic braid, the star's look was classic Jessica and her pastel gown take center stage. Hairstylist Renato Campora used Moroccanoil Volumizing Mousse ($28; sephora.com) to give the star's plait extra body.

Makeup artist Tyron Machhausen completed the look by applying Charlotte Tilbury's Matte Revolution Lipstick in Lost Cherry ($34; net-a-porter.com) with his finger.

Real or faux, we're obsessed with Karlie's minimalist '90s-inspired bob.