Wearing an intricate braid design, ASAP Rocky wore a black suit customized by his brand AWGE with a parka and showy jewelry detailing.

Cardi B had spectators green with envy while she wore a velvet Burberry suit.

Chance the Rapper was dapper in an oversized gray suit and jeweled pins.

Coco Jones was a vision in a tailored bedazzled cream Manish Malhotra suit during her Met Gala debut.

Domingo brought royalty to the Met Gala in a blue Valentino cape that honored the late fashion journalist and former Vogue editor-at-large André Talley.

Damson Idris was the talk of the red carpet in a motorcycle helmet and ripping off his racing suit to unveil a red Tommy Hilfiger outfit to promote his upcoming film “F1.”

The belle of the Met Gala was music legend Diana Ross, who swept the carpet in a luxurious 18-foot shawl embroidered with the names of her children and grandchildren.

Doechii was “Superfly” in her Superfine-themed attire, giving a nod to the 1970s in a two-piece Louis Vuitton suit.

Halle Berry was a dream in a barely-there LaQuan Smith designed gown, black mini blazer and vintage face veil hat.

Jalen Hurts wore a double-breasted velvet Burberry suit and black newsboy cat while on the carpet with his wife, Bryonna ‘Bry’ Burrows.

Always a risk-taker, Janelle Monáe was a work of art in a collaborative ensemble from Thom Browne and Oscar-winning designer Paul Tazewell.

Met Gala first-timer Ms. Lauryn Hill shined in a yellow suit and jewelry courtesy of Ghanaian crafter Emefa Cole.

Debuting a new baby bump, Rihanna stunned in two outfits: a gray two-piece skirt set and a custom tailored Marc Jacobs suit gown with pinstripe and polka dot detailing.

Co-chair Williams was pearlescent in a detailed Louis Vuitton tuxedo and classic black pants.

Tracee Ellis Ross dazzled in a full-dandy-themed custom Marc Jacobs suit accented by pink and maroon colors.

Tyla gave vintage realness in a blonde updo and white pinstripe dress designed by Jacquemus.

While donning fly shades, Tyler Perry shone in an embellished cape over a crisp and traditional black suit.

Zendaya gave her best impression of Tracey Chambers in the 1975 classic “Mahogany” in an all-white Louis Vuitton suit and matching oversized fedora.