We're calling it a four-way styling tie when it comes to last night's Veuve Clicquot-hosted Tate Americas Foundation Artists Dinner in NYC. Anne Hathaway — bleach-blond pixie cut still intact — went with a leg-baring soft pink Givenchy mini and gold Jimmy Choo sandals; Ciara stunned in a nude long-sleeved gown; Sarah Jessica Parker wore a vintage floral number and loaded up on a very cool mix of jewels (Fred Leighton earrings, a Repossi turquoise ring, and a Fendi cuff and rings); and Alexa Chung opted for a dark two-toned strapless cocktail dress with ankle-strap pumps. Were you more wowed by the dramatic floor-skimming options or drawn to the leggier looks? Weigh in below!

As the face of Balenciaga's Florabotanica fragrance, you may have guessed that Kristen Stewart would wear the label on the Met Gala red carpet. But leave it to her to keep us guessing! The Snow White and the Huntsman 2 actress went with a bordeaux lace-embroidered jumpsuit, studded pumps, and a gold square box clutch — all by Stella McCartney. Her coordinating eye makeup and slicked-back hair finished off the moody look. Are you a fan of her not-so-punk choice?

If anyone could be called the epitome of "punk-rock sexy" at the Met Gala, Gisele Bündchen would certainly be the frontrunner for the title. Her leggy, skin-baring look — courtesy of a chainmail-infused Anthony Vaccarello LBD — was only enhanced by a serious pair of black spike sandals. Her crystal-encrusted chain bracelets, rings, and side-swept hair finished off the whole look. All things considered, how did Gisele do?

The 2013 Met Gala best-dressed set could easily be likened to the fashion Olympics, and this year's Punk: Chaos to Couture exhibition turnout made it harder than ever to pick only five gold-medal contenders. Beyoncé Knowles spared no head-turning detail in a custom Givenchy Haute Couture flame-embroidered gown; Gwyneth Paltrow stood out in a covered-up hot pink Valentino number; Rooney Mara played the edgy card in a custom Givenchy Haute Couture gown, complete with floral embroidery, zippers, ruffles, and a split-front opening; Jennifer Lawrence chose ladylike Dior (and that Jennifer Behr netted veil!); and Katie Holmes stunned in a downright ethereal custom Calvin Klein creation. It's a close one, but it's time for you to declare a best-dressed winner of the night.

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Her sister wasn't the only one making a statement on tonight's Met Gala red carpet — Solange Knowles turned heads in a custom black-and-blue jacquard split-front Kenzo gown. Big hair and even bigger circle drop earrings aside, Solange seemed to strike more of a '70s vibe than that of a punky one. And to finish, she added a coordinating clutch and black sandals. What do you think?

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While Michelle Williams's Met Gala look may not be exactly "punk," it certainly reminded us how well she can wear the classics. Her black strapless Saint Laurent gown showed off just the right amount of leg via a romantic high-low hem, while her black T-strap pumps supplied the ladylike polish. Her Fred Leighton jewels — including a 19th-century diamond tiara — and quirkier Olympia Le-Tan book clutch rounded out the ensemble. What do you think?

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If anyone could be called the epitome of "punk-rock sexy" at the Met Gala, Gisele Bündchen would certainly be the frontrunner for the title. Her leggy, skin-baring look — courtesy of a chainmail-infused Anthony Vaccarello LBD — was only enhanced by a serious pair of black spike sandals. Her crystal-encrusted chain bracelets, rings, and side-swept hair finished off the whole look. All things considered, how did Gisele do?

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As the face of Balenciaga's Florabotanica fragrance, you may have guessed that Kristen Stewart would wear the label on the Met Gala red carpet. But leave it to her to keep us guessing! The Snow White and the Huntsman 2 actress went with a bordeaux lace-embroidered jumpsuit, studded pumps, and a gold square box clutch — all by Stella McCartney. Her coordinating eye makeup and slicked-back hair finished off the moody look. Are you a fan of her not-so-punk choice?

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Nina Dobrev knows how to work a red carpet, and tonight's Met Gala was no exception. Her punked-out look meant forgoing the usual body-con gowns in favor of a custom black Monique Lhuillier jumpsuit-meets-dress. The corset bodice — complete with leather harness — gave way to a see-through gauzy skirt and patent black pumps. The Vampire Diaries starlet edged up the look further with Kimberly McDonald jewels and a slightly tougher hairstyle. How did she do?

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Katie Holmes stepped out for the Punk: Chaos to Couture exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in a custom Calvin Klein creation. The brunette beauty kept her hair slicked back, her eye makeup dark and smoky, and as for the dress? Holmes said she couldn't say "no" to this Francisco Costa-designed gown because it was just "so beautiful." From the dramatic sweeping train to the illusion-like bodice to the circular halter-style detail, it's certainly worth a second (and third) glance. What's your verdict?

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Rooney Mara was the first to arrive at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala — and with that, our red carpet coverage is under way! The gala cochair stepped out in a custom white Givenchy Haute Couture gown, a fitting choice considering her penchant for Riccardo Tisci creations and the fact that the designer also happens to be one of the evening's cochairs. The dress featured an allover floral embroidery, exposed zippers, ruffles, and a series of dramatic skin reveals. To finish, Rooney rocked a dark punk-inspired makeup look, Jennifer Meyer rings and Givenchy sandals. Are you into it?

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