Latex, leather and metallics galore: all the A-list looks from the Met Gala 2016 red carpet

Solange Knowles never disappoints, pulling an eye-catching lemon look out of the bag.

The singer went for short, tiered Louis Vuitton to pay her dues to the tech theme.

Probably fair to say latex and pearls isn't a look for everyone, but the singer works her peachy Givenchy number, puffed sleeves and all.

It's billowing Burberry for Blake, with autumnal leaf detail and an oh-so-flowing train.

It's cut-out Balmain and head-to-toe silver sparkle for Kylie Jenner.

Ciara's in an incredible H&M creation we're unlikely to see on the high street any time soon...

Emma Watson stuns in a Calvin Klein Collection dress-slash-trouser-suit, designed in collaboration with Eco-Age and made from recycled plastic bottles, no less.

The actor is full-on futuristic in her jaw-dropping mint sequinned Calvin Klein Collection gown. Not to mention that hair...

Jenner is model-perfect in cut-out Atelier Versace.

Madonna opts for a thong corset by Givenchy with more than a little bit of an S&M vibe...

The comedian looks incredible in a red Alexander Wang gown.

A vision in Prada, Katy Perry is almost unrecognisable in floor-length velvet with plenty of gold detail, leather gloves, a squared-off beehive and futuristic, eyebrow-free make-up.

Actor Emily Blunt looks sleek and polished in blue Michael Kors Collection.

Olivia Wilde wears black Michael Kors Collection.

Kerry Washington debuts pink-toned hair in lacy black Marc Jacobs.

Nicole Kidman models cut-out Alexander McQueen, with a hint of the galaxy thanks to swirls of sparkling detail.

Long-sleeved Balmain sparkle for Cindy Crawford, who exudes grown-up glamour and effortless class.

Lady Gaga goes all-out in Atelier Versace, donning a chunky jacket, basque and bra with vertiginous heels; all appropriately space age.

Meanwhile, Kate Hudson's angelic white Atelier Versace couldn't contrast more, with the pair's ensembles encapsulating the 'Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology' theme.

The Oscar-winning actor wears a cut-out, tiered sequin gown by Proenza Schouler.

Of course it's Chanel for Kristen Stewart, in a black-toned outfit with lace-up waist detail and paired with silvery make-up.

Michelle Williams' understated zipped Louis Vuitton navy number has a futuristic edge, matched perfectly with a blunt bob and the label's practical boots.

Selena Gomez continues the trend for leather detail with her spotty Louis Vuitton dress paired with boots made for navigating stairs that have felled many a trussed-up star with ease.

A stunning gold Valentino gown for the actor, who edges it up with undone hair and a deep berry-stain lip.

Gigi Hadid's Tommy Hilfiger design is perfect for the machine-fashion theme, the sequin detail calmed with a sedate dark grey overlay.

Kim Kardashian said her Balmain look was intended to be “kind of like a blingy sexy robot”. Mission accomplished, say we.

Kris Jenner keeps it black in Balmain with sequins and beading, finished with a choker.

It's impressive Dolce & Gabbana for Zoe Saldana, who sweeps in on a colourful full-skirted gown with a sheer black bodice.

Allison Williams is a futuristic fairy tale in pale blue Peter Pilotto, with a full train and matching clutch.

Jourdan Dunn is part of the Balmain army, ready for fashion battle in a skin-tight silver number.

Jennifer Hudson is all romance in puffy, pale pink H&M.

In contrast to her exaggerated 2015 Met style, it's generally agreed that SJP has gone full-on Carrie Bradshaw with her Monse ensemble, complete with Fred Leighton jewellery.

Feathery Vera Wang with matching silver make-up ensures Rita Ora can't fail to make an entrance.

The actor accessorises her simple Tommy Hilfiger gown with a vintage Cartier brooch.

Alexa Chung joins the slicked-back hair brigade, well-suited to her sparkly Thakoon two-piece.

The House of Cards star's black, disc-detail Paco Rabanne by Julien Dossena mini is sweet while nodding to the theme.

Classic Ralph Lauren for the model, complete with thigh-high split.

The star is flawless in a slinky metallic Ralph Lauren gown with spaghetti straps and frill detail.

The actor stands out in a Gucci dress with a lace neckline and a colourful star print.

It's Dolce & Gabbana and an ethereal glow for Kate Bosworth, complete with hair crown and toughened up with deep lips.

Another Balmain beauty for the model, whose crochet-style gown lost any cutesy vibe with the addition of a not-for-messing chrome cinch belt.

Her Louis Vuitton may divide opinion, but the actor certainly stands out in her mixed-fabric mini in a sea of trains.

Revealing, one-shoulder monochrome Prabal Gurung for the model, matched with slick hair and strong eyeliner.

Amber Heard showcases the classic romantic feel of Ralph Lauren in a Champagne-coloured gown.

Very slight patriotic milkmaid vibes from Irina Shayk's sheer Givenchy gown with American flag print.

Dakota Fanning wears black Nina Ricci and soft undone hair.

The head honcho looks classy in fringed Chanel.

Mother-daughter fashion duo Anna Wintour (right) and Bee Shaffer pose in Chanel and Alexander McQueen.

Bee Shaffer shows off the sweeping train of her Alexander McQueen embroidered crepe dress with sequin-flower detail.

Hailey Baldwin in backless, glitter-striped Tommy Hilfiger.

Florence Welch wears a high-necked, shimmery Gucci number with floral detail we can imagine a few brides-to-be taking inspo from...

Demi Lovato is dressed to kill in slinky Moschino with oversized print and silver panels, matched with the slicked-back hair du jour.

Sienna Miller wraps up a classic shape with a bow in gold Gucci.

It's detailed Marchesa for Poppy Delevingne, paired with super-simple sleek locks.

The actor sports a deep plunge Custom COACH gown in black with silver detail and a studded COACH clutch.

Saoirse Ronan is all about the details in light Christopher Kane adorned with maribou and a butterfly brooch.

Kate Upton's sparkly Topshop gown is stunning enough, but rather outshone by the rock on her ring finger...

The actor keeps it simple in a black suit with white shirt and tie.

Maria Sharapova's flowy red number is by Juan Carlos Obando, and accessorized with one statement earring.

Her Giambattista Valli dress may have been seen on Girls star Allison Williams already, but the cute prom style look is still a winner.

Agyness Deyn sweeps in, wearing deep blue and a sheer train. Plus, of course, Met Ball regulation slicked-back hair...

Bella Hadid goes all black in Givenchy with pop sock-style footwear.

Emma Stone is a purple vision in Tory Burch, with sweet braids and smoky, partied-out eyes.

It's beefed-up Prada for Emma Stone, whose white gown is edged up with a belt not entirely without hints of Xena: Warrior Princess...

The teen rocks a black, sparkly Chanel look.

The model is in Tom Ford, with jewellery by Bulgari and choker courtesy of the nineties...

The Olsens both went for floor-length, with Ashley in a gold jacket and Mary-Kate in head-to-toe black.

The Girls star is chic in beaded Chanel, contrasting her dark, bold make-up with the light gold of the dress.

Jennifer Connelly is another member of the Louis Vuitton gang, wearing a busy, yet simple mid-length dress with the label's chunky boots.

Zendaya is fembot perfect in a Michael Kors Collection one-sleeved honey-coloured gown and precision bowl cut.

The actor looks amazing in a gemstone-blue Prada number with black beading.

Joan Smalls channels fashion robotics by Balmain.

The singer sports a pastel-hued tiered confection.

The model matches her Louis Vuitton two-piece with deep berry lips.

Naomi Campbell wears a beaded Roberto Cavalli dress with extreme cut-out detail and chunky bracelets.

The actor is in a sequinned, chain-mail gown by Burberry, broken up with a black belt.

Naomie Harris dons metallic Burberry with a statement necklace and side-swept hair.

Will.i.am goes for floral sleeves with a futuristic visor, that may or may not be worn specially for the Met Ball theme...

Karolína Kurková's dress is an actual light-up Marchesa creation that responds to the emotion of comments left on her social media accounts.