Met Gala 2018: Top fashion moments you have to see

Fashion's biggest night has begun as the Met Gala has rolled out the crimson and cream carpet outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Although the actual event isn't televised and has a strict no media policy, plenty of photographers have descended on the carpet ahead of The Met's Costume Institute Benefit, snapping fashion's elite and Hollywood's A-listers.

This year's theme, "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination," has our favorite designers, interpreting how Catholicism has influenced fashion throughout the ages.

Rihanna, one of this year's co-hosts, sported a pearl and crystal Maison Margiela gown inspired by a papal robe on the carpet.

All the looks from the 2018 Met Gala

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Kate Bosworth arrives at the 2018 Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Benefit in New York, May 7, 2018.

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Heaven's missing an angel as Katy Perry walked the carpet in a Versace gold link dress with matching thigh-high boots. She completed her look with over-sized gold and cream angel wings.

And one of this year's co-chairs, Amal Clooney, kicked off the carpet, walking it with her husband, George Clooney. Amal Clooney, 40, sported a navy blue pant, foil bustier complete with a dramatic floral train designed by Richard Quinn, who was recently awarded the coveted Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design.

Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, wearing white custom Chanel, complete with a bejeweled cross necklace, walked the carpet with her daughter Bee Shaffer.

Singer Rita Ora turned heads on the carpet, wearing a floor-length sheer Prada gown. She also told Vogue magazine why she picked the designer, saying "everything is understated but very meaningful." Still, the best part of her look was a dramatic headdress, which she said her hairdresser created in three days.

Actress Amanda Seyfried looked more like a Grecian goddess when she arrived on the carpet in Prada.

Rap trio Migos stayed on brand, wearing Versace, which just so happens to be the name of their 2013 hit song.

Kate Bosworth was stunning in a off-white gilded tulle gown, complete with veil, designed by Oscar de la Renta.

Actress Lily Collins stayed on theme, by wearing a Givenchy cut-out black gown with religious silver halo.

"Scandal" star Kerry Washington donned a long-sleeved golden look. But the statement she made by wearing her natural hair had fashionistas gasping.

Jennifer Lopez walked the red carpet with her boyfriend, Alex Rodriguez. But what really turned heads was her Balmain gown, featuring an over-sized red and royal blue cross.

"Like a Prayer" singer Madonna definitely got in on this year's theme by wearing French fashion designer, Jean Paul Gaultier. A cross-like bodice was paired with a floor-length black skirt. Madge completed the look by holding black roses, of course.

"Divorce" star Sarah Jessica Parker took the theme literally when she showed up in a golden Dolce & Gabbana gown featuring shimmering red hearts, with a matching headdress.

Former Disney star Zendaya served a silver look on the carpet, sporting a wavy burnt orange bob. Her Versace chain mail dress seemed inspired by Joan of Arc with armor details, complete with a train.

Kim Kardashian walked the carpet, sans husband Kanye West like in years prior, in a golden Versace bodice floor-length gown, featuring cross details. But what made fashion lovers turn heads was her beauty -- the reality star gave a dramatic winged smoky eye, and swept half of her hair up in a high ponytail -- closer to heaven.