Thought the iconic fashion at the Met Gala ended when the red carpet was over? Think again.
In true A-lister style, the exclusive attendees swapped out their dramatic gowns worn on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the 'Fashion is Art' dress code for something a little more practical to party in - without sacrificing an ounce of glamour.
The afterparty dress has become its own fashion category - arguably just as influential as the red carpet itself. While the main event is all about couture craftsmanship and theme interpretation, afterparty style leans into wearability and trend-setting silhouettes that actually translate into real-world wardrobes (though some may argue that many of this year's dresses would also do just that...)
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This year's main after parties came courtesy of Saint Laurent, who hosted an exclusive soiree at People's Bar, BOOM - the private events space situated at the top of The Standard in New York, and The Amber Room lounge.
Strapless bodices were a standout trend on the red carpet, which Kendall continued with to head to the Saint Laurent afterparty. Her look was the epitome of cool-girl chic.
As if we couldn't love the Australian actress even more, Margot Robbie opted for a classic pair of comfy jeans to party the night away in. She paired them with a simple white base layer and a metallic multicoloured jacket for a touch of glamour. Iconic.