Kendall Jenner’s Met Gala Looks, Ranked From Least to Most Daring

Topshop has designed her strapless dress, which embraces her body at the top and spread out in a wider skirt at the bottom. The design was chic and elegant, but not daring.

Jenner also wore a sparkling pocket, wore a diamond necklace and combined minimal makeup with a swept hairstyle.

The stripped shoulder combination had long legs of pants stretched in short trains below, and a gas high with transparent sleeves.

To complete the outfit, she added a long ponytail, diamond earrings and glamorous makeup.

Atelier Versace designed her Licou dress. He had two cut cuts, one larger on his back and a short slit at the back of his skirt.

Not only had the frothy dress had open panels on each side of its chest – which were held with increasing straps – but its thin fabric was also semi -transparent.

The Calvin Klein collection made the garment at the Fictime pass.

To stay online with the “Garden of Time” dress code, Jenner wore an archival Givenchy dress made by Alexander McQueen in 1999.

He had a deep V -neck line decorated with brown toppings and an arrow -shaped mesh panel on his hips which extended even further on his back.

The sparkling black dress was also semi-transported, in particular through its skirt on the ground.

Designed by Prada, Jenner's black look included a faithful crop top and a voluminous skirt decorated with chews of friction.

Jenner also laundered his eyebrows for the event, adding more edge to his already easy look.

She was wearing an orange sleeveless dress that was tailor -made for her by Versace. Its transparent fabric was decorated with pearl fringes, and its skirt had layers of orange feathers reaching the ground.

Of course, the pure details brought out her dress on the red carpet, but his giant feathered neck rolled around his shoulders and reached his wrist.

The transparent mesh of the dress and the matching body completed her complexion, creating the illusion that she only wore rows of diamonds.

On Instagram, the founder of Tequila 818 said that the Givenchy design was inspired by another emblematic dress: that which Audrey Hepburn wore in “My Fair Lady”.

The black dress had a slit in the middle of its transparent bodice, and its wrapped design created a thigh slit in its skirt.

But it was even more daring on the back. When Jenner turned around, you could see that her dress was without back and revealed a thong she wore below.