Nicole Richie
There’s a reason she’s a mentor on Fashion Star: The girl has style! Richie took a gamble with her gray-silver hair but scaled the look back into chic territory by choosing a gorgeous, understated white Topshop column gown.
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Miley Cyrus
The singer, known for her fashion risks, hit a home-run with this curves-hugging mesh dress by Marc Jacobs that showed off her statuesque figure beautifully.
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Minka Kelly
Pretty in plum! Kelly stunned in a long-sleeved dress with a sheer lace overlay by Carolina Herrera.
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Anne Hathaway
The Oscar winner traded in Nipplegate for a Sideboob Sideshow with this slinky vintage Valentino gown, but no matter, she looked stunning.
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Jennifer Lawrence
She didn't look particularly punk, but she did look incredibly pretty! Wearing a strapless black Christian Dior fit and flare dress and Brian Atwood platform pumps, Lawrence added just a little bit of edge with a statement-making birdcage veil by Jennifer Behr that's at once feminine and fierce.
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Gwyneth Paltrow
The Iron Man 3 actress does not need any more accolades, but alas, here's another one. Paltrow was one of the night's best-dressed stars, absolutely owning this fuchsia illusion dress by Valentino.
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Lena Dunham
The Girls creator is on a role! Dunham looked awesome at the Time 100 Gala in April, and now she's done it again. At the Met Ball, she wore a chic, flattering, black lace Erdem dress with empire waist.
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Sienna Miller
The fashion-forward new mom punked it up spectacularly in a studded cropped biker jacket over a white Burberry dress with plunging neckline.
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Dakota Fanning
What's not to love about this look? Fanning was gorgeous in a black Rodarte illusion dress. The back of the dress displayed tattoo-inspired angel wings, a nod to the night's punk theme.
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Olivia Wilde
From the front, it looks like the actress played it safe, relatively speaking, with this ivory cutout Calvin Klein Collection bandeau dress. From the back, though, it's clear that she has a Wilde side.
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Blake Lively
The lines of this strapless Gucci Premiere gown are classic, but the pattern -- a dusty seafoam green that bleeds into black -- dances on the edge of punk.
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Sarah Jessica Parker
Yes! A star who knows how to bring it. Bravo, SJP! The actress looked kick-ass in a Giles Deacon gown, Philip Treacy couture hat, and Louboutin boots.
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Michelle Williams
Her Saint Laurent dress, a perfect interpretation of the high-low trend, looked tailor-made for the actress, but it's her accessories -- a studded headband and a kooky Olympia Le-Tan clutch that resembles a book -- that elevate her ensemble into the best-dressed category.
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Jennifer Morrison
The Once Upon a Time actress played the part of punk princess perfectly, pairing a gorgeous sheer black Donna Karan Atelier gown and Giuseppe Zanotti shoes with a fun faux-hawk.
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Gwen Stefani
The singer, whose signature look in the '90s was punk by way of California, surprised by wearing this sexy, sophisticated two-piece by Maison Martin Margiela.
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Kate Beckinsale
The actress rocked a '80s socialite-does-punk look, and somehow it worked. Beckinsale looked amazing in this assymetrical Alberta Ferretti dress and Giuseppe Zanotti shoes.
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