Welcome to the Hall of Fame: 10 Met Gala Vets and Their Best Looks

Gisele went with a light-blue gown, complete with allover fringe, for the 2003 Met Gala.

Gisele Bündchen went with a soft-hued cutout Versace gown in 2008.

Gisele Bündchen mixed things up in a much sexier — and much shorter — leather and fringed Alexander Wang number in 2010.

Her metal hook-infused Anthony Vaccarello LBD at the 2013 Met Gala turned heads — and as is evident, showed off a lot of skin.

In 2011, Blake Lively wore a Chanel Haute Couture gown for the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty exhibit.

Long, lean, and leggy — all three descriptors applied to Blake Lively's blue Marchesa one-shouldered minidress in 2010.

Blake Lively wore a black Ralph Lauren fishtail gown — feathered hem and black gloves included — to the 2008 Met Gala.

Blake Lively wore Gucci Première to last year's Met Gala, and in true Blake form, she stuck with her signature formfitting bodice-meets-sweeping-train silhouette.

Diane Kruger showed off some leg in a flirty Alberta Ferretti minidress in 2008. Only to add pink peep-toe pumps for an extra dash of femininity.

Never one to shy away from Old Hollywood glamour, Diane Kruger wore Jason Wu, complete with sexy thigh-high slit, at the 2011 Met Gala.

Perhaps one of our favorite Met Gala gowns ever, Diane Kruger's purple Prada confection stole our hearts in 2012.

For her 2013 Met Gala appearance, Diane Kruger wore a black, sheer, and lace-infused Chanel Haute Couture look.

Opting for something a bit softer, Christina Ricci wore a pink and red Givenchy gown to the 2008 festivities.

Sex appeal and just a touch of something darker came into play as soon as Christina Ricci hit the 2011 Met Gala red carpet in Zac Posen.

Christina Ricci turned heads in a very dramatic Thakoon ensemble — that bow detail! — in 2012.

Christina Ricci hit all the right notes at last year's punk-themed Met Gala, wearing a strapless tartan Vivienne Westwood gown.

Ashley Olsen covered up in a long-sleeved gray printed dress in 2006.

With Christian Louboutin as her date, Ashley Olsen opted for a white dress with a plunging neckline, then finished off the look with a wide black belt in 2007.

Ashley Olsen stunned in a dramatic-sleeved Christian Dior number in 2011.

Ashley Olsen lit up the red carpet at the 2013 Met Gala in an orange vintage Dior gown.

Her fiery red Versace gown — ruffles, train, corset bodice, and all — proved a real showstopper in 2009.

Jessica Biel was a vision in a silky draped Ralph Lauren creation at the 2010 Met Gala.

Jessica Biel paired an embellished Prada dress with nude pumps in 2012.

For last year's Met Gala, Jessica Biel stepped out in a strapless black Giambattista Valli gown that also featured see-through macramé pants underneath.

Striking a 1920s vibe (how very Great Gatsby of her!), Kate Bosworth wore a silver drop-waist dress with a wavy updo and red lip in 2007.

Kate Bosworth stood out in a boldly printed vintage Chanel on the red carpet in 2008.

Kate Bosworth went the sultry and feathered Prada route for the 2012 Met Gala.

Kate Bosworth went for rocker chick in bright pink embellished Balmain for the 2013 punk-themed Met Gala.

As a brunette, Gwyneth Paltrow went with something a little outside of her usual style picks, wearing a blue Gucci snakeskin dress in 1999.

Gwyneth Paltrow proved that covered up doesn't always mean boring. Her sexy leg-slit-infused Stella McCartney gown in 2011 is still one of our favorite Met Gala moments.

Gwyneth Paltrow dared to bare a little more skin (and we loved every minute of it) in silver-gray Prada last year.

Gwyneth Paltrow's latest Met Gala appearance may be one of her brightest yet. Her hot-pink Valentino gown captured our attention from the moment she hit the red carpet.

Synced up with the Met Gala's 2006 theme of Anglomania, Sarah Jessica Parker wore a deconstructed tartan Alexander McQueen gown.

We call this Sarah Jessica Parker look a bona fide "Carrie Bradshaw moment" at the Met Gala. The shimmery pleats on her Halston gown and that statement flower in her hair were the perfect red carpet combination in 2010.

It would only be appropriate that Sarah Jessica Parker wear Valentino when the designer is her dashing date, as was the case in 2012.

Sarah Jessica Parker wore a Giles Deacon dress with a Philip Treacy headpiece in 2013.

Beyoncé chose a romantic blush-hued Giorgio Armani Privé gown for the 2008 Met Gala.

Beyoncé left no curve spared in this gold-embroidered Emilio Pucci fishtail gown in 2011.

Last year, Beyoncé turned it out in a very, very sheer — feathered, embellished, and dramatic also apply here — Givenchy gown.

Beyoncé went the custom Givenchy Haute Couture route last year, and as honorary chair of the festivities, it seemed appropriate that she would light up the red carpet in (figurative) flames.