Your Met Gala Horoscope Determines What You'd Wear to the Ball

The Look: Sienna Miller in Thakoon at the China: Through the Looking Glass Met Gala in 2015.

The Reason: The Aries is playful and fun, hence the sequins and lack of coverage beneath the bolero, but she's also active, so pants and comfortable pumps make the ultimate outfit for a long night.

The Look: Emma Stone in Thakoon at the Charles James: Beyond Fashion Met Gala in 2014.

The Reason: Pink is your power color, and you like comfortable silhouettes that are soft to the touch. While you like to show off your best assets and most toned body parts, you also value elegance, so a sliver of skin and subtle leg slit is just enough.

The Look: Blake Lively in Burberry at the Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology Met Gala in 2016.

The Reason: They say you have a split personality, and sometimes the easiest way to show off your versatility is through your clothing. What at first might appear classic — a column gown with a sweetheart neckline — might fan out into a stunning cape. Embrace it.

The Look: Kendall Jenner in Topshop at the Charles James: Beyond Fashion Met Gala in 2014.

The Reason: You look the best in luxurious tones (like champagne) and glamorous silhouettes. A strapless mermaid gown paired with diamonds is next-level classic.

The Look: Sarah Jessica Parker in an H&M Conscious Collection dress and Philip Treacy hat at the China: Through the Looking Glass Met Gala in 2015.

The Reason: You rarely attend any event without stealing the spotlight. That's not just because of your charisma, it's because of your outfit and the way you arrived at it. You do your research and follow the theme when there is one, just like SJP partnered with H&M on her Chinese-inspired look.

The Look: Emma Watson in Calvin Klein at the Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology Met Gala in 2016.

The Reason: There is nothing you value more than high-quality, sensible fabrics. Emma partnered with Calvin Klein on this outfit made from recyclable plastic bottles. What's more, she could wear the black trousers from the set again later. Its neutral shades and smart tailoring speak to your simple style.

The Look: Kim Kardashian in Lanvin at the Charles James: Beyond Fashion Met Gala in 2014.

The Reason: Blue is your power color, mostly because you know it helps you stand out, even in varying tones. Sensible add-ons such as pockets and a belt make your look most functional, allowing you to feel free as the night rolls on.

The Look: Miley Cyrus in Alexander Wang at the China: Through the Looking Glass Met Gala in 2015.

The Reason: You dare to be edgy whenever you can, so whether that means a bold cut, eye-catching embellishments, or a little bit of both, you'll take your dress to the limit. Black and red are your power colors, so when you're on the carpet, you know what to do.

The Look: Emma Roberts in Tory Burch at the Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology Met Gala in 2016.

The Reason: All praise the women who look good in purple and rock the dreamy shade whenever they can. You can be inventive with your outfits, mostly because they're super spontaneous. They might not always end up representing your everyday style, but when you throw them together, they just work.

The Look: Victoria Beckham in Victoria Beckham at the Charles James: Beyond Fashion Met Gala in 2014.

The Reason: You of all people know that sexy looks best when subtle. A formfitting dress in a shade that highlights your glow is all you really need to stand out — just strike a pose in your simple dress and you'll attract all eyes.

The Look: Beyoncé Knowles in Givenchy at the Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology Met Gala in 2016.

The Reason: Your taste is adventurous. It might not be for everyone, but you own it. Latex, unconventional details, and poufy sleeves? Bring. It. On.

The Look: Florence Welch in Gucci at the Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology Met Gala in 2016.

The Reason: You're known as the bohemian queen, and you stick to your maxi dresses because they're what work. Whether they're just made of chiffon and feature a striking print or are rather wild thanks to aquatic-colored sequins, the fit, for you, is most comfortable.