Every outfit the Kardashian-Jenners have worn to the Met Gala through the years

While West kept it simple in a tuxedo, Kardashian made a statement in a Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci dress that is probably one of her most infamous looks to date.

Kardashian's dress became the subject of memes. People compared her dress to an old couch, and the late Robin Williams even tweeted that she looked like Mrs. Doubtfire, according to The Daily Beast.

"I was crying the whole way home because I just couldn't believe it," she told Vogue in 2019.

The model paired the cream dress with a statement diamond choker necklace and a bedazzled clutch.

Jenner paired her draped Balmain dress with a gold belt, black-and-gold heels, and oversized fringed gold earrings.

Kardashian revealed on Instagram that the inspiration behind her dress was the Bob Mackie gown that Cher wore to her first-ever Met Gala in 1974.

The Robert Cavalli gown was designed by Peter Dundas, and it included intricate lace beading that cascaded into a dramatic train with feathers.

Jenner's dress had crisscross cutouts on the sides.

The black gown featured intricate beading and sheer sleeves. She paired it with a matching black choker necklace and diamond studs.

Jenner wore Atelier Versace for the Met Gala's "Manus × Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology" exhibit. Her geometric-print halter dress had two side cutouts.

Kardashian wore a metallic, long-sleeve Balmain gown that had a thigh-high slit. She paired it with a bold ear cuff.

In 2020, the SKIMS mogul said in a Balmain YouTube video that she actually had a completely different look planned for the gala: a sequin-covered, floor-length gown.

"But instead, we wanted it to be more metal-y. We took a skirt and then a top from something else," she said.

The Kylie Cosmetics founder's look embodied the "naked dress" trend, with sheer panels running down the middle and side cutouts along her torso and hip.

The model's dress featured a cutout across the front, a thigh-high slit, a low back, and was completely sheer in the back. She paired it with Christian Louboutin heels and simple jewelry.

Kardashian wore a minimalist, off-the-shoulder Vivienne Westwood dress and nude heels.

Jenner went in the opposite direction of her 2016 Met Gala look when it came time to dress for the "Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between" exhibit in 2017.

The beauty mogul paired her pink Versace dress with a blonde wig and simple heels.

Jenner attended the gala in an Off-White jumpsuit that had sheer sleeves and long pant legs.

Kardashian wore a corseted, gold chain-mail Atelier Versace dress. She kept her jewelry simple by wearing two diamond cross necklaces and some rings.

Jenner said on Instagram that she actually had a wardrobe malfunction just before she left to attend the gala, according to E! News.

"Fun fact: this dress wasn't supposed to have a zipper but it ripped as I was squeezing into it so we added it on the way out the door," Jenner said. "But it worked out, I love it."

For the occasion, Kardashian wore a custom Thierry Mugler gown that took eight months to complete, according to People.

"He envisioned me as this California girl stepping out of the ocean, wet, dripping," Kardashian told Vogue at the Met Gala.

Kardashian completed her look by wearing a custom-made corset designed by the famous Mr. Pearl. She said she had to take "corset breathing lessons" in order to wear the outfit.

In 2020, Kardashian said on Instagram that her corset went missing the same night she wore it, so she flew to London to have another one made.

Jenner's Versace gown featured beaded fringe, a feathered hem, and an over-the-top feather collar.

The beauty mogul wore a glittering semi-sheer dress with purple sequins and a feathered skirt. To match the bottom of the dress, Jenner wore large lavender sleeves that she could easily take off.

Jenner turned to Tommy Hilfiger again for her look. She arrived in a ruched navy jumpsuit with a silver star embellishment and a floor-length tulle coat with structured sleeves.