These Extreme Eyelashes From the Met Gala Deserve a Closer Look

On Priyanka Chopra, artist Pati Dubroff used Marc Jacobs Beauty Velvet Primer Epic Lash Primer on the bottom lashes to lighten them up and applied a white pencil to a fan brush before glazing the top lashes with it.

Makeup artist Jo Baker used Chanel to accentuate Boynton's already long and gorgeous lashes and created a firework effect on the lids. It appears she also applied tiny rhinestones to the lashes as well.

Celebrity makeup artist Nick Barose used Lancome to create a look inspired by drag queen Divine in John Waters's films.

Technically, her eye makeup wasn't extreme, but she did have an extremely large blinking eye with gargantuan eyelashes on her bosom, so it counts, right?

Celine Dion is 51 years old. That's it. Enjoy.

Makeup artist Mimi Choi DID THAT (and that, and that, and that!) for Ezra Miller's take on camp.

Makeup artist Yolonda Frederick created "blitz emerald eyes" for Ciara using Pat McGrath Labs.

Hailee Steinfeld's look can all be found at Dermstore, according to her makeup artist Carolina Gonzalez.

Makeup artist Adam Breuchaud turned Lili Reinhart into Lili Antoinette using Maybelline New York to create an exaggerated eye and cheek moment.

Indya Moore's main event was the stunning art strategically placed on her forehead, but it was accentuated with Pat McGrath Labs. Artist Sherri Berman Laurence created the look.

Bette Midler and daughter Sophie von Haselberg owned the camp theme. Makeup artist (and legend) Sandy Linter adorned Midler with quite the lash set.

Lily Collins leaned into the retro, Priscilla Presley-esque vibe of her gown, in which artist Fiona Stiles accentuated using a matte lilac eye shadow from Lancome and some big ol' fake lashes. Stiles built the bottom lashes herself three days before the gala using three sets of Japanese lashes.

Violet Chachki gave us a blue wave at the Met.

Paloma Elsesser took denim up a notch. Makeup artist Grace Anh gave her doll lashes with a purple and blue color scheme to tie into the theme.