9 Met Gala Looks The Handbook Team’s Obsessed With

Sabrina’s tribute to her on-screen namesake is truly incredible. With such attention to detail – her dress was literally made of film from the movie, and reel-inspired nail art – plus, the fact this year’s Met fell on Audrey Hepburn’s birthday made the whole thing brilliant.

Natasha, Digital Editor

Doechii for me. Fulfilled the costume gala brief to the letter and anyone who is brave enough to bare that much skin AND go barefoot wins it.

Robyn, Managing Director

I thought Emma Chamberlain was exceptionally well dressed, especially considering the theme. The silhouette was everything — striking & dramatic and still capturing the eccentricity I get excited about for the Met Gala without tipping into gimmick or meme.

Mallory, Food & Lifestyle Writer/Creator

Zoe Kravitz looked beautiful, ethereal and like she’d fallen from a painting. But interesting she kept her hand in her pocket..

Ashling, Contributing Style & Interiors Editor

I thought Luke Evans’ Tom of Finland vibe was a really fun take on the theme and he looked incredible.

Flora, Senior Brand Partnerships Executive

Connor nailed his Met debut! Effortless suiting with a blouse that softened the whole look. The feminine touch made it feel fresh, I’d wear that blouse in a heartbeat.

Beth, Social Media Assistant

Gigi is always one I look out for on the Met Gala carpet. While she dialled back the drama slightly this year, I still adored the look.

Amelia, Culture & Lifestyle Writer/Creator

Anok did a beautiful job with the Black Madonna. This was the highlight of the evening for me. The nod to Mater Dolorosa felt timely and intentional.

Caitlin, Senior Campaign Success Manager

Loved Kate Moss’s whole look. She kept it effortless; sheer, a little undone, with a classic red lip, signature tousled hair and rock chick look, like she just threw on her YSL gown.

Tamara, Contributing Beauty Editor