Every look Gigi and Bella Hadid have worn to the Met Gala, ranked from least to most iconic

Her custom Topshop dress was short with long sleeves and had a small cutout above her chest. There was also a small slit in its skirt, and a gold flower design crafted from sequins across its bodice.

Bella wore the dress with platform sandals, a small bun, and natural-looking makeup.

She wore a strapless Givenchy gown for the "Manus x Machina: Fashion In An Age of Technology"-themed event.

The dress had a formfitting bodice and full ruffled skirt, as well as a tall slit that revealed her open-toe, high-thigh heels.

Still, she looked stunning in the sleeveless Diane von Furstenberg design, even if it wasn't the most memorable.

It had sparkling, petal-shaped embellishments in a butterfly shape across its bodice, and a deep V neckline. Via the gown's thigh-high slit, you could see the model's strappy, pointed pumps that perfectly matched her dress.

Chrome Hearts created her ensemble, which had a strapless top made from latex and a straight fabric skirt with a mesh train.

In addition to the dress, Bella wore fingerless leather gloves, a gold cross necklace, matching hairpins, and a structured jacket that arched above her shoulders.

She walked the carpet in a white, strapless Prada gown that had a corset bodice and a layer of black fabric underneath. Her accessories included black leather gloves, crystal-covered pumps, and a diamond necklace.

While the outfit was simple overall, her hair and makeup were not. She wore her red strands in a thick ponytail and blue eye shadow with striking cat-style eyeliner.

She wore a suit-style Tommy Hilfiger dress that year, which was made from a mix of tan-colored satin and tulle fabrics. It had one long sleeve with a shoulder pad, one off-the-shoulder sleeve, and an asymmetrical skirt that was short on one side and full on the other.

To complete the look, she wore black thigh-high socks, black pumps, and an updo hairstyle.

Her blue Tommy Hilfiger dress was unique, with a see-through skirt, a strapless bodice covered in tiny mirrors, and a strip of tulle that connected to a beaded choker around her neck.

Not only did it match the "Manus x Machina" theme that night, but it also coordinated perfectly with Malik's metal-embellished suit.

She attended the Met Gala with Jeremy Scott, who designed her sleeveless Moschino dress. Its straps and neckline were covered with diamonds, while its mermaid skirt and round cutouts were lined with colorful crystals.

The model's look stood out even more thanks to her sleek pixie cut, bracelet-covered gloves, and emerald-drop earrings.

She walked the red carpet that night in a bold, see-through catsuit designed by Alexander Wang.

The long-sleeved look was backless and had a scooped, off-the-shoulder neckline. Bella wore it with pointed black pumps and sparkling diamond bracelets.

Michael Kors designed her "Camp: Notes on Fashion" jumpsuit. The high-neck, long-sleeved look was white and streaked with gold sequins. Its matching jacket, on the other hand, had feather embellishments at the bottom.

That said, her makeup really completed the look. She wore long, white eyelashes across both her upper and lower eyelids.

Her asymmetrical gown looked like a mix of a butterfly wing and a stained-glass window. It had a full, deep-blue skirt with a thigh-high slit, and a single sleeve that contrasted the gown's pastel bodice.