I'm a celebrity stylist. Here are the 10 best-dressed stars at this year's Met Gala.

Kloss truly made an entrance on the red carpet.

Her gown featured a plunging neckline and large ruffles that sat over her shoulders. The added edge to this look was the minidress in the front and the long train in the back.

I love how she paired this look with black pumps, a slicked-back ponytail, and De Beers diamond earrings.

The red layering perfectly captured Hudson's personality and theme for the night.

I love how the AZ factory added the gold-zipper detail to help break up the color.

The high ponytail tied the look together and the long sleeves felt on-trend for tonight's theme.

I love that Palmer chose a long-sleeved gown with a plunging back. The dress was a perfect length and accessorized well with Ana Khouri jewelry.

I also appreciated that her natural curls helped complete the look in an effortlessly chic way, which seemed to be inspired by Diana Ross.

This Vera Wang look featured the perfect neckline in a royal-blue color, with a minidress in the front and a long train in the back.

Her Jennifer Behr headpiece and Chopard jewelry pulled this look together and give it some edge.

I thought this was the perfect combination to fit her aesthetic and stature.

This Versace look was elevated with gold buttons, a nice contrast to Maluma's leather number.

The highlight of this look was the bedazzled glove that included his name. This is exactly what I would have chosen to finish the cowboy-inspired look.

Truthfully, Iman had all eyes on her, wearing palazzo pants and a tiered, metallic-brushed overskirt. But it was her headpiece that stole the show.

She gave us a look that was a work of art and a true ode to American fashion.

Shahidi showed up in true Met Gala fashion wearing a strapless Christian Dior gown embroidered with beading, a thin belt, and a gauzy trail.

All of her jewels perfectly accentuated her neckline. The elbow-length beaded gloves and braided cap rounded up her look.

Saweetie graced the red carpet with both of her heritages woven into the trail of her gown as a flag, along with 10 million crystals.

The plunging back and slicked hair perfected the look. I love how her flipped chin-length bob helped elevate her outfit and bring it back to early 2000s red-carpet trends.

Ciara wore a long-sleeved neon-green Dundas gown featuring her husband's jersey number.

Accessorizing with her husband's Super Bowl ring and a crystal-covered football clutch, she set herself apart on the red carpet.

This look was an ode to football fashion, which I felt adhered to the theme of the night.

This peach-colored dress made a huge statement on the red carpet. I like how the dramatic princess-like dress was accessorized with Cartier jewelry.

Above all, I love Eilish's hair, which was inspired by Marilyn Monroe's bob. It gave this look the Hollywood feel it deserved.