
Seriously, though, the ladies turned it up for the occasion, with Blake Lively (pictured here) stealing the evening from the seasoned clotheshorses around her in a super-hot Marchesa mini. The color was a little too last year’s event, but the Gossip Girl star still looked sooo a-freakin’-mazing!
My second best dressed pick would have to be Kerry Washington, who looked quite va-va-boom in a one-of-a-kind Thakoon for Gap asymmetrical red gown.
Back-up Plan star Jennifer Lopez looked beyond as well, in a sequin-dusted Zuhair Murad Haute Couture gown, while Sarah Jessica Parker looked peachy in a playfully disco number from Halston Heritage, the fashion house for which she serves as creative director.
Btw, Parker narrates the Met’s new exhibit, “American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity,” which the evening highlighted.
But back to the fashion.
Best Dressed Couple honors go to Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale – sorry, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel…but you looked boring. Ditto Taylor Swift – girlfriend, you gotta spice it up every once in a while.
Speaking of couples, Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen, of course, looked the part of Couple I Most Want to Have a Threeway With (my runners-up would be Diane Kruger and Joshua Jackson); and Kate Bosworth showed why she’s one of the young’uns with whom I most want to hang out – and whose closet I most want to admire – in a beaded Valentino.
The evening was a most consistently stylish one – thank you for channeling Modern Day Madonna in Gucci, Elizabeth Banks. I think because it didn’t have an out-there theme like in years past.
Too bad January Jones didn’t get the memo, though.
Photo: People.com.
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