Met Gala 2019: Craziest looks of all time

The rapper and her then-baby bump make the scene in a little beaded frock by Moschino.

The pop star and “American Idol” judge shows off her wingspan. 

The “World of Dance” multi-media mogul goes commando. 

The “Girls” creator kicks it back to the 1600s in a golden Ronald van der Kemp gown. 

The singer’s got a pope hat, and she’s gonna work it. 

The Oscar-winning singer does her best Medusa in Balenciaga.

Yes, it’s true: After a couple of years, married couples really do start dressing alike. 

Authorities have confirmed that the “Roar” singer is somewhere underneath that beehive. 

Aye-aye, captain, this Prada pantsuit is a marvel. 

It’s a nice day for a black wedding. 

If you ever find yourself swarmed by floral doilies, just do as Rihanna does, and keep walking, head up.

Two words: Illuminati confirmed. 

Sometimes, as with the Star Wars franchise star’s flapper dress, a crazy look is also crazy awesome. 

If the question is: Can you wear a trench coat to the Met Gala, then the answer is: Yes, as long as it’s the right trench coat.  

Never get into a snowball fight before leaving for the red carpet.

The train on this Guo Pei gown is “insane,” as Rihanna put it, but the look is crazy influential: This is the dress that raised the already-high Met Gala fashion bar. 

The supermodel proves you don’t need pants (or socks, hose, or almost any other item of clothing) if you have really tall boots. 

The Divergent franchise star is ready for battle. Or to board her spaceship. Or something. 

Fashion should always be fun, fun, fun! 

The Super Bowl-winning quarterback’s wife, Gisele Bundchen, doesn’t care if her back is to the cameras. She just wants an eyeful of Brady’s tuxedo-jacket-and-turtleneck combo. So. So. Groovy. 

The singer-actress looks bold and beautiful in Marc Jacobs. 

The two-time Oscar-winning actress strikes a pose with the help of an awesome Philip Treacy headpiece. 

One of these years, it’d be nice if Perry would put a little effort into her Met Gala looks … 

You decide: the Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile actress, or the George Lucas-era Star Wars prequel’s Padmé Amidala?

Robots are so lifelike these days! 

The Tony- and Grammy-winner goes bold with brow art. 

The “Sex and the City” icon does it again — and Bravo’s Andy Cohen still has no words. 

The pop diva takes camo upscale. 

For far too long, the Met Gala ignored the fashion contributions of the Plymouth Rock pilgrims. Then came the “Lady Bird” filmmaker. 

Did we miss the episode where the singer-actress joined “Game of Thrones”?? 

We have no words. 

All hail those boots. 

Proper ventilation is very important on the red carpet.  

Met Gala fashion wasn’t too crazy in the aughts. Mostly. 

The actress/model wears Dior — and pink hair. 

Sometimes you’ve just got to have a big hat. Done and done. 

The singer is lit in Iris van Herpen.

Who says Christmas comes but once a year? The singer is wrapped up, and ready to go under the tree. 

The Florence and the Machine singer gives the Met Gala game a whirl. 

Punk was theme of this year’s Met Gala — and someone definitely got the memo. 

Funny, we don’t recall the Statue of Liberty being on the arrivals list …

The model-designer and her “Happy” husband are always prepared for floods. 

By Katy Perry standards, this get-up is pretty normal — until you consider her main accessory: a faux can of spray paint. 

When Anglomania’s the theme, the tartan comes out of Parker’s closet. 

The fashion-magazine editor is something of an egghead, obviously. 

Even at the Met Gala, some men don’t dare mess with the tuxedo. But not this fashion journalist.