The Best Beauty Looks from the 2019 Met Gala

Lady Gaga’s signature bows are back. She accessorized her lob-length hairstyle with a pair of blunt bangs and several tiny bows at the crown of her head. The hairstyle was courtesy of Frederic Aspiras, who treated her hair with the Joico Defy Damage Protective Shield before adding bends in with the ghd platinum+ festival collection styler.

While she showed up on the carpet with a set of extra-large sunnies, she later took them off to reveal the longest set of false lashes we’ve ever seen. Her graphic cat-eye was paired with Marc Jacobs Beauty Le Marc Liquid Lip Crayon in Flaming-oh! and gold lashes that not even your tube of Revitalash could compete with. 

The tennis player let her ruffled yellow gown and matching neon sneakers steal the show, and kept her hair and makeup on the more subtle side, walking the red carpet with a low bun and a center part. To add texture and shine to her hair before pulling it back, celebrity hairstylist Nai’vasha Johnson applied Dove Style + Care Curls Defining Mousse. In order to up that glow factor when it came time to create her simple, natural makeup, her makeup artist Renny Vasquez applied Kiehl's Calendula Serum-Infused Water Cream to her skin. To emphasize her eyes, he applied a layer of KISS Lash Couture Triple Push-Up Collection in Corset.

This two-toned blue eyeshadow look is a trend in the making. Laverne Cox took it up a notch by bringing the hue up to her icy blonde hair and finishing off the look with a deep purple satin lipstick. 

Go ahead, hop on that hair accessory bandwagon. Ashley Graham definitely did! She decorated her sleek pony with several Gucci barrettes, as well as jeweled hair ties and pieces from the Kitsch x Justine Marjan collection. Celebrity hairstylist Justine Marjan kept everything in place with a veil of TRESemmé TRES Two Extra Hold Hair Spray. Green tightlined eyeliner, courtesy of Revlon ColorStay Eyeliner in Jade #206, and St.Tropez One Night Only Finishing Gloss on her legs and décolletage finished off her designer look. 

All that glitters is gold. Celine Dion showed up on the Met Gala red carpet wearing a fringed gold gown and a matching gold headpiece. Of course, she carried the color story over to her eye makeup with a shimmery gold smoky eye that was traced with deep, dark black liner. 

Awkwafina’s crystal-embellished eyes were one of the many sparkly moments of the night. Under the gemstones, she wore SURRATT Artistique Eyeshadow in Doré Rose. As for her hair, she kept things simple by pulling it back into a low, side-parted ponytail. To dress up the pony, celebrity hairstylist Kylee Heath wrapped a gold ribbon around the base. 

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel star’s subtle fuchsia and red smoky eye is one of the few looks of the night that you’d probably recreate at home. Same goes for her sleek high ponytail adorned with bows, which hairstylist Aaron Carlo sprayed with Dove's Style + Care Compressed Micro Mist Extra Hold Hairspray to hold it all in place. To make her shadow truly pop, celebrity makeup artist Emma Day set her skin first with the SURRATT Perfectionniste Concealer Palette in #2, $58

Mindy Kaling’s long, platinum blonde wig, styled by celebrity hairstylist Marc Mena, takes matching your beauty look to your dress to the next level. Celebrity makeup artist Janice Kinjo used Burt's Bees products to create Kaling's glowy makeup look. 

When it came to her hair and makeup, Natasha Lyonne was inspired by the '80s. She wore her hair in a voluminous curly bob with equally extreme smudged black cat-eye eyeliner and purple eyeshadow swept on her lids. To create the 3D shape of her hair, celebrity hairstylist Jillian Halouska treated her hair with the OGX Bodifying + Fiber Full Big Hair Spray.

The Riverdale star channeled Tinkerbell for her Met Gala beauty look. However, she made the Disney star’s look her own by wearing her red hair down and swiping fuchsia eyeshadow across her lids. 

Kris Jenner rarely switches up her signature boss pixie cut, but when Kylie tells you to wear your hair blonde for the Met Gala, you listen. She paired her platinum bob wig styled by Jorge Serrano with sparkly cobalt eye makeup by Etienne Ortega. 

The actress gave the stand-by half-up, half-down hairstyle a high-fashion spin by piling some of her into a big bun on the top of her head. Before pulling her hair up, celebrity hairstylist Kendall Dorsey prepped her hair with évolis professional Reverse Shampoo and Treatment Mask. Her makeup was also avant-garde, with a bit of shimmer and crystals placed around just her right eye. But, a radiant makeup look starts with glowy skin, which is why Shahidi's makeup artist Emily Cheng used a mix of two lightweight Bobbi Brown foundations to even out her complexion. 

Another major trend from the 2019 Met Gala? Matching hair accessories. Constance Wu parted her Old Hollywood waves in a deep side-part, securing a silver headpiece on the other side. For that extra glossy finish, her hairstylist Derek Yuen applied a layer of amika's Haute Mess Texture Gloss to each finger wave.  While her hair screamed ‘40s, her dress and her vampy lips had 1920s written all over it.

Ethereal. That’s the first word that comes to mind when you catch sight of Saoirse Ronan’s 2019 Met Gala glam ensemble. She paired her messy waves and hair flip, which stylist Ben Skervin created using a flat iron and John Frieda Luxurious Volume Dry Shampoo, with shimmery silver eye makeup and glowing skin, courtesy of celebrity makeup artist Kara Yoshimoto Bua and Chanel products. To steal her angelic look, pick up CHANEL Stylo Ombre et Contour in Metallic Flash, which her makeup artist used to to line her upper and lower lash lines.

Lucy Boynton debuted the prettiest pastel blue hair at the 2019 Met Gala. The watercolor shade was paired with undone waves, a center part, and a floral headband. In order to create the perfect base before adding in curls, celebrity hairstylist Jenny Cho prepped Boynton's hair with a mixture of Suave Professionals Sleek Anti-Frizz Smooth & Shine Cream and Suave Professionals Firm Control Boosting Mousse. For her makeup, streaks of glittery silver liner were placed around both of her eyes. Celebrity makeup artist Jo Baker finished off her look with several coats of CHANEL Le Volume Révolution Mascara in Noir.

Hailey Baldwin's Met Gala look is a must-copy, especially if you love all things 1960s. She swept her blonde lob into a high ponytail that was secured with a satin black ribbon. To create the look, celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin started by prepping Baldwin's hair with the OUAI Wave Spray, and then blowing it out using the Dyson Airwrap styler Complete with the round volumizing brush attachment.

If you thought her hair looked lighter, you're right. Redken hairstylist Ryan Pearl brightened up Baldwin's roots before the red carpet using Redken products. Pink cheeks, perfectly touched with highlighter, a baby pink lip, and a precise cat-eye, created with bareMinerals Lash Domination Liquid Eyeliner, rounded out the look. 

With her blonde sculptural updo, floral headpiece, and Maybelline FIT Me New York Blush in Rose draped down her cheeks, the Riverdale star could easily be mistaken for Kirsten Dunst’s Marie Antoinette. To get her color just right, she made a visit to Redken celebrity hair colorist Matt Rez. "To get her ready for the red carpet, we added in lowlights to create a really nice neutral tone with depth and then glossed all over, all using Redken Shades EQ. Glossing with Redken Shades EQ is always my first choice for my actress clients when they’re in-between projects — or just for anyone who wants frequent changes — because it’s easily reversible, the color fades on tone and it keeps the hair super healthy," he said. 

To give her hair extra volume and body before it was swept into an updo, celebrity hairstylist prepped her hair first with the Dove Style+Care Volume & Fullness Mousse. 

Baby bangs are having a moment right now, and they’re definitely campy enough for the Met Gala. Case in point: Miley Cyrus cut her Hannah Montana-like long bangs into short, choppy fringe. As for the rest of her hair, celebrity hairstylist Bob Recine went for an understated hairstyler. To create that smooth finish, he treated the hair with the KMS THERMASHAPE 2-in-1 Spray before using the VARIS Smoother. For her makeup, Cyrus went with a classic cat eye and nude lip gloss. 

There’s ‘60s bouffants, and then there’s Lily Collins’ take on the retro style. Her stylist Gregory Russell used Marc Anothony's Dream Big Volume Thick & Full Hairspray (plus a ton of teasing) to give her hair that extra height. On top of the accessorizing her hair with white rosebuds and a headband, she wore the Lavender Grace shade from the Lancôme Color Design Eye Shadow Palette on her lids all the way up to her brow bone, plus spidery false lashes. 

Gemma Chan was one of the many stars who wore headpieces at the 2019 Met Gala. She rounded out her head-to-toe metallic look with shimmery silver eyeshadow, which was really a combination of three Tom Ford shadow shades, Shadow Extreme in Silver, Shadow Extreme in Black, and Cocoa Mirage Eye Quad.

Priyanka Chopra’s curly hair was first treated with hairspray and a blow-dry with the ghd air festival collection hairdryer, and then accessorized with a headpiece. She played with white accents on her eyes and a deep magenta lip created using a combo of Marc Jacobs Beauty Poutliner Longwear Lip Pencil in Currant Mood 308 and Marc Jacobs Beauty Le Marc Lip Crème Lipstick in Boy Gorgeous 222.

Monochromatic makeup is still in, says the Met Gala red carpet. Emma Roberts debuted all-pink-everything, including eyeshadow, lipstick, blush, and, of course, her gown. While maybe different products were used to create that rosy glow, two call outs are Chantecaille's Liquid Lumière in Sheen and Luster. As for her hair, she accessorized with a delicate floral headband.

Hats off to Monae, who wore four on her head at once. As for makeup, Jessica Smalls looked to the eyes on the star's dress for inspiration. She gave Monae a cat-eye and extra fluffy lashes using Lashify. For create her lip look, she applied 100% PURE Fruit Pigmented Cocoa Butter Matte Lipstick in Agave and then lip gloss for the light-reflective finish. For the smooth and sleek style underneath her hats, celebrity hairstylist Nikki Nelms applied the Maui Moisture Nourish & Moisture + Coconut Milk Weightless Oil Mist to her hair.

Bella Hadid is giving that pixie life a chance. While we can assume it’s a wig, the supermodel showed up on the Met Gala red carpet with mucher shorter hairstyle that didn't lack on shine. The entire look was inspired by Linda Evangelista and Vintage Barbie. After blow-drying with the Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer Professional Edition, celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin applied the OUAI Hair & Body Shine Mist to amp up the sheen. A feline flick created with the Diorshow Onstage Liner, glitter placed near the inner corners of her eyes, and a glossy lip finished off her vibe.

Kim Kardashian was dripping, literally. Her hairstylist Chris Appleton gave her wet look waves using Color Wow One Minute Transformation Anti-Frizz Styling Cream, which she paired with a glossy, dewy makeup. To create that look, celebrity makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic prepped her skin with the TATCHA Luminous Deep Hydration Lifting Mask. Then, he moved onto setting the skin and applying makeup. To steal Kardashian's shadow look, be sure to blend Albanian and Bronzy from the KKW Beauty X Mario Palette.

J.Lo stunned on the red carpet with a beaded headpiece that identically matched her beaded gown, and haloed purple shadow with lots and lots of lashes.

The supermodel’s long eyelashes were the focal point of her entire beauty look. While they might be a tad dramatic for every given day, you can draw inspiration from her look by copying just her nude pout, which was created with the Maybelline SuperStay Matte Ink Un-Nude Liquid Lipstick in Driver.

Purple eyeshadow is bound to be big this summer. When trying out the look, channel Zoe Saldana, who debuted a glittery version from the Charlotte Tilbury Luxury Palette on the Met Gala red carpet, alongside a large purple flower pinned into her hair. But before any makeup comes skincare. To hydrate her skin, celebrity makeup artist Amy Oresman applied the Lancer Omega Hydrating Oil.

Not so Mary Poppins! Like many other celebrities at the Met Gala, Emily Blunt went all out with the glimmering gold. She decorated her sleek updo with a headband that perfectly matched her gown. To get that wet look, hairstylist Laini Reeves mixed together Paul Mitchell Flexible Style Sculpting Cream, Paul Mitchell INVISIBLEWEAR Velvet Cream, and Paul Mitchell Firm Style Super Clean Sculpting Gel. While her makeup was kept relatively natural, she did give us something to talk about with those ‘60s, Twiggy-like lashes and a perfect glossy lip, courtesy of Charlotte Tilbury's Glowgasm Collagen Lip Bath in Peachy Plump.

Alexa Chung will convince you that a beret belongs on your spring/summer shopping list. She paired her topper with a classic matte statement lip. 

Kacey Musgraves transformed herself into a real life Barbie complete with the doll’s signature bright blonde hair and bouncy curls, which were created with the T3 Whirl Trio. She drove her look’s theme home with hot pink lipstick. 

Inspired by David Bowie, super bright orange and white streaks were added to Kristen Stewart’s lengthy pixie cut, courtesy of colorist Daniel Moon, while celebrity hairstylist Adir Abergel used Virtue products to style the hair. Her brows appeared to be bleached and painted orange. To create her eye makeup look, celebrity makeup artist Jillian Dempsey used the CHANEL Stylo Yeux Waterproof in Black Wood along her lash lines, and blended upwards using the Tile Red and Bronze Taupe shades from CHANEL Les 4 Ombres in Blurry Mauve.