Kendall Jenner’s Met Gala Looks, Ranked From Least to Most Daring

Topshop designed her strapless dress, which hugged her body up top and extended into a wider skirt at the bottom. The design was chic and elegant, but not daring.

Jenner also carried a sparkling clutch, wore a diamond necklace, and paired minimal makeup with a swept-back hairstyle.

The off-the-shoulder jumpsuit had long pant legs that extended into short trains at the bottom, and a gauzy top with see-through sleeves.

To complement the outfit, she added a long ponytail, diamond earrings, and glamorous makeup.

Atelier Versace designed her halter dress. It had two waist cutouts, a larger one across her back, and a short slit in the back of its skirt.

Not only did the sparkling dress have open panels on each side of her chest — which were held together with crisscross straps — but its thin fabric was also semi-sheer.

The Calvin Klein Collection crafted the mock-neck garment.

To stay in line with the “Garden of Time” dress code, Jenner wore an archival Givenchy gown made by Alexander McQueen in 1999.

It had a deep V-neckline embellished with brown trim and an arrow-shaped panel of mesh at her hips that extended even farther at her backside.

The sparkling black gown was also semi-sheer, especially across its floor-length skirt.

Designed by Prada, Jenner’s all-black look included a sheer, netted crop top and a voluminous skirt decorated with layers of ruching.

Jenner also bleached her eyebrows for the event, adding more edge to her already-sharp look.

She wore an orange, sleeveless dress that was custom-made for her by Versace. Its see-through fabric was decorated with beaded fringe, and its skirt had layers of orange feathers that reached the floor.

Of course, the sheer detailing made her dress stand out on the red carpet, but so did its giant, feathered neckpiece that wrapped around her shoulders and reached her wrist.

Both the gown’s see-through mesh and matching bodysuit complemented her skin tone, creating the illusion that she was wearing only rows of diamonds.

On Instagram, the 818 tequila founder said the Givenchy design was inspired by another iconic gown: the one Audrey Hepburn wore in “My Fair Lady.”

The black dress had a slit in the middle of its see-through bodice, and its wrapped design created a thigh-high slit in its skirt.

But it was even more daring from the back. When Jenner turned around, you could see that her gown was backless and revealed a thong she wore underneath.