Each year, the annual Met Gala encourages Hollywood\u2019s finest to make an unforgettable appearance that coincides with the theme of the Metropolitan Museum of Art\u2019s Costume Institute.<\/p>\n
From \u201cCamp: Notes on Fashion\u201d in 2019 to \u201cPunk: Chaos to Couture\u201d in 2013, stars bring their A-game to the fundraiser.<\/p>\n
Outrageous looks have almost become an essential part of the stylish night. With the imaginations of fashion\u2019s most creative designers behind them, stars have sported everything from backless chaps to pope attire.<\/p>\n
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The \u201cChina: Through the Looking Glass\u201d collection in 2015 brought forth some seriously wild looks. Sarah Jessica Parker<\/strong> arrived in a Philip Treacy headpiece that featured a mohawk and a custom H&M dress that she helped design. Rihanna<\/strong> turned heads in a bright yellow Guo Pei Couture number that had a train over eight feet long. And you could hardly see Solange Knowles<\/strong>\u2019 head peeking out of her structured Giles dress.<\/p>\n Possibly the funkiest theme of all was 2019\u2019s \u201cCamp: Notes on Fashion.\u201d Katy Perry<\/strong> made headlines for wearing a Jeremy Scott ensemble featuring a 3-D chandelier that even lit up. From Tiffany Haddish<\/strong>\u2019s Michael Kors sparkly suit to Cardi B<\/strong>\u2018s Thom Browne mattress dress, it\u2019s nearly impossible to narrow down the wild looks.<\/p>\n These are just a few of the wacky and cool outfits that have stood out through the years. But to see all the wildest, greatest and completely absurd looks to grace the Met Gala red carpet, keep scrolling.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n