Who do you think was the best dressed at last night’s Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York?
Check out our picture selection to help you decide.

Who do you think was the best dressed at last night’s Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York?
Check out our picture selection to help you decide.
Here’s our top ten favourite gowns from last night’s Academy Awards - but who do you think was the best dressed?
Was it Anne Hathaway in her figure-hugging Armani (and reported $1million worth of Cartier diamonds)? Or similarly shimmery Jennifer Aniston?
Or did you prefer one of the pale-and-tailed gowns picked by Evan Rachel Wood and Penelope Cruz?
Did you think the ever-stately Angelina Jolie looked best in her black Elie Saab? Or reigning queen of the awards scene Kate Winslet looked best in her Yves Saint Lauren?
Those two staid for you? Prefer something a little fuller like Miley Cyrus‘ Zuhair Murad or Sarah Jessica Parker’s Dior?
Or something a little different like Vanessa Hudgens‘ black fishtailed gown by Marchesa? Or Freida Pinto’s blue John Galliano?
Check out the pictures below and cast your vote!
Here’s our fashion rundown for last night’s BAFTA ceremony in London.
The gowns were quite as out-and-out glam as they have been for the Golden Globes and the SAG Awards - and as they surely are to be for the Oscars later this month - but that meant there were less catastrophic mistakes on the red carpet.
As ever, black was a popular colour choice - Kate Winslet went for a safe black Zac Posen, while Angelina Jolie’s Armani Prive gown was livened up with a splash of colour. Emma Watson picked a gorgeous gown by British label Temperley and Thandie Newton’s vintage prom dress had a lovely shape. Alesha Dixon’s Giovanni gown was a little too frilly for our liking though.
Marisa Tomei, in Etro, and Emily Mortimer both pulled off their full length, neutral tone gowns, while Freida Pinto looked unbelievably pretty in a pink Oscar de la Renta gown and Abi Titmuss could have maybe used a bit more support in her white halter neck.
Finally, bringing colour for the carpet, Sharon Stone looked amazing in her red Galliano and Kristin Scott Thomas looked thin but glamorous with her beaded bodice and cobalt blue skirt.
Who did you think looked best? And worst? Have your say in the comments section below.
Here’s a selection of our favourite fashion choices from last night’s Screen Actors Guild Awards.
Unlike at the Golden Globes earlier in the month - which saw some cut up-to-here and down-to-there gowns, everyone was pretty covered up at last night’s events - some with far too much excess fabric (looking at you Teri Hatcher).
There were some lovely gowns though: our particular favourites were Anne Hathaway, Rosario Dawson, Penelope Cruz and Evan Rachel Wood. Hair props to Christina Applegate’s stylist too and big jealous skin-envy directed towards Marcia Cross.
When it comes to major red carpet events, Beyonce Knowles never disappoints.

While some celebrities go for an understated “oh, this old thing?” look, Beyonce is always there in something shimmery, cut up here and down there and accessorised with the sparkliest jewellery known to man. And boy, does she work it well. Ok, her boobs could use a little more breathing room but the shape of her dress is so flattering and her necklace so downright gorgeous that all is forgiven.
Ditto Eva Mendes and the tucked-in table cloth at her waist: her necklace is just so divine it cancels out the rest (see some close up shots of the necklace in our Golden Globes After-Party photo selection).
As one of the hosts of the 60th Primetime Emmy Awards last night, Heidi Klum got to indulge in more costume changes than most of the celebrities at the ceremony - and hit the mark more often than not.