Last night's Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art was a true clash of styles, as the theme for the evening was Punk: Chaos to Couture. There were some looks that were anything but punk, but there were also mohawks (or at least mohawk-inspired updos), dresses made out of netting, and of course, leather. Here are some of the looks we loved most. --Angel
Co-chair Beyonce hit the red carpet in a custom Givenchy Haute Couture number, matching thigh high boots, and a python leather corset.
The Vampire Diaries star Nina Dobrev rocked a design by FIDM Alumna Monique Lhuillier that featured a leather trim, corseted bodice, and on-trend sheer fabric.
Anne Hathaway looked edgy and glamorous in a Valentino gown and platinum locks.
Always a hit on the red carpet, Sarah Jessica Parker donned Giles gown, thigh-high boots, and a "mohawk" by headpiece designer Philip Treacy.
Once Upon a Time's Ginnifer Goodwin paired a severe smokey eye with her Tory Burch gown.
Tinseltown darling Jennifer Lawrence added drama to a tea length dress from Christian Dior with a bold red lip and a sheer black net over her eyes.
Mary-Kate Olsen chose vintage Chanel for the event. We like to call this one chinoiserie-grunge.
Scandal star Kerry Washington was stunning in Vera Wang and dramatic leather opera gloves.
Christina Ricci rocked in Vivienne Westwood, the true godmother of punk.
Rocker Gwen Stefani was on trend in a midriff-baring Maison Martin Margiela gown.
Taylor Swift got on board with the sheer fabric trend in a black J. Mendel design.
From her smokey eye to her studded sleeves to her fringed heels, Elizabeth Banks looked fabulous in Atelier Versace.
Ashley Greene chose a beautiful full-length ball gown by Marchesa.
Beyonce's baby sis Solange Knowles made a bold statement in Kenzo.
Miley Cyrus was all punk in a mesh net gown by Marc Jacobs and spiked platinum hair.
Katie Holmes wasn't at all punk in this design by Calvin Klein, but we really love this look on her.
Nicole Richie rocked in Topshop and even had her hair dyed to match.
Amanda Seyfried looked amazing in a printed Givenchy Haute Couture gown and severely slicked back hair.
We couldn't help but think Uma Thurman was revisiting her Poison Ivy role in this Zac Posen gown.
Stacy Keibler was all edge in an embellished little black dress from Rachel Roy and pointy toed booties.