11 of the most risqué outfits in Met Gala history

admin admin | 05-02 16:15

The Met Gala is set to take place on the first Monday in May. While we can’t predict what everyone will wear, we’d put good money on a few celebrities opting for the sheer trend.

The fad for see-through, barely-there outfits has dominated red-carpet fashion for years now, and shows no sign of slowing down.

These are some of the most risqué outfits in Met Gala history…

1. Beyoncé

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Beyoncé caused a stir by turning up late to the 2015 Met Gala in a revealing Givenchy outfit that was all illusion netting and artfully placed crystals. We’re not entirely sure how it fit into the theme of ‘China: Through the Looking Glass’, but the outfit – along with that mega high ponytail – has gone down in fashion history.

2. Jennifer Lopez

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2015 really was the year of revealing outfits, with Jennifer Lopez wearing a Versace gown, with sizeable hip-baring cut-outs and a dragon emblazoned on the front.

3. Bella Hadid

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Bella Hadid skipped a traditional gown for the 2017 Met Gala, instead opting for a skin-tight, semi-sheer black catsuit with a scooped back. The outfit was so tight, Hadid apparently had to be sewn into it before hitting the red carpet.

4. Nicki Minaj

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Also in 2017, Nicki Minaj amped her tiny bodysuit up a notch with the addition of a statement train – leaving plenty of leg on show. The outfit was by H&M, and paid tribute to the theme of the night with an obi belt featuring the face of Comme des Garçons designer Rei Kawakubo.

5. Kendall Jenner

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Kendall Jenner has worn countless nearly naked dresses on the red carpet – it’s very much part and parcel of her style. One of her more risqué efforts came in 2016, when she wore a dress by lingerie brand La Perla that was basically all see-through.

6. Zoe Kravitz

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The theme of the 2018 event was ‘Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination’, and Zoe Kravitz’s Saint Laurent outfit was a dress of two halves. On one side, the black lace dress was relatively demure (if a little see-through), and the other was much racier – only held together by two black bows, creating a major leg moment.

7. Lady Gaga

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As one of the chairs of the 2019 Met Gala, Lady Gaga was always going to put on a show – and she definitely didn’t disappoint. The singer and actor started off the red carpet in a voluminous pink dress, covering almost every inch of skin – but slowly shed her clothes to reveal four separate outfits, ending the performance in skimpy black underwear and her signature platform boots.

8. Emily Ratajkowski

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The 2019 theme was all about campness, and who could be more joyously camp than Cher? Emily Ratajkowski walked the red carpet in a midriff-baring silver outfit by Dundas, complete with a winged headdress – seemingly paying tribute to Cher’s early fashion collaborations with Bob Mackie.

9. Hailey Bieber

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In a Noughties throwback nobody saw coming, Hailey Bieber caused a stir in 2019 in pale pink gown with a revealing back and a built-in thong strap peeping out.

10. Olivia Rodrigo

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Olivia Rodrigo attended her first Met Gala in 2021, in a sheer black lace Saint Laurent bodysuit with a feathered accent.

11. Kim Kardashian

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While most of the outfits on this list feature sheer panels, cut-outs and a whole lot of skin on show, Kim Kardashian’s 2021 outfit was the polar opposite. Instead of baring all, she completely covered every inch of herself in swathes of black – even wearing a face mask she could barely see through.

For Kardashian, image is hugely important and central to her brand – so what could be more risqué than being entirely covered up?

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