Gucci dressed Florence Welch, Dakota Johnson, Jared Leto, Charlotteb Casiraghi, Sienna Miller, and more for the Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art last evening, we bring you a low down on who wore what:

Florence Welch wore a Gucci Custom iridescent silver fully embroidered long sleeve gown featuring sequin cherry blossom branches and a fully embellished renaissance inspired neckline .

Dakota Johnson wore a Gucci black silk georgette gown featuring a green lace neckline, multicolored lace and crystal star details and black velvet belt with a pair of black satin platform high heels .

Jared Leto wore a custom Gucci white satin peak lapel tailcoat with white pique cotton gillet, white evening shirt, white bowtie, and black patent leather lace up shoes. He completed his look with a hand carved black lacquer cane with silver and crystal embellished cat head detail.

Charlotte Casiraghi wore a Gucci yellow silk pleated chiffon long sleeve gown with multi-colored tiers featuring a pale rose silk flower and grosgrain bow detail with a pair of purple metallic leather platform high heels and pink satin evening clutch with cat head closure.

Sienna Miller wore a Gucci rose gold metallic embroidered strapless column gown featuring large bow detail with a pair of silver metallic leather platform high heels and red plexiglass evening clutch .

Rachel Feinstein wore a Gucci red metallic lurex long sleeve gown featuring a pleated skirt and ruffled neckline with a pair of red metallic leather platform high heels.

John Currin wore a Gucci Made to Order midnight blue satin peak lapel Marseille tuxedo with white evening shirt, midnight blue satin bowtie and black patent leather lace ups.

This year, theme for Costume Institute ball was centered around “Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology,” gave us metallic accents with slick hairstyles in celebrity dress ups.

Exploring the relationship between clothes created by hand (or “manus”) versus the machines, the lady of the evening Anna Wintour along with her daughter Bee Shaffer played it safe in Chanel and Alexander McQueen gown.

Anna was heavy on the fringe in an off-white piece from Chanel’s Spring 2016 Couture line.While Bee’s gorgeous black Alexander McQueen gown was embellished with symmetrical blossoms of various colors.

Kanye West wore a loosefitting metallic jacket and a pair of colored contact lenses that turned his eyes a kind of iridescent blue. His wife, Kim Kardashian West, wore metallic, beaded Balmain.

Sarah Jessica Parker wore 18th-century-inspired men’s wear And Madonna had on a black lace Givenchy dress by Riccardo Tisci. The model Alessandra Ambrosio wore another metallic Balmain whereas Madonna chooses to wear Riccardo Tisci.

Beyoncé wears an embellished latex dress by Givenchy, designed by Riccardo Tisci. Gaga showed up slightly vintage in a Versace jacket as Katy Perry stepped out in an embellished Prada gown.

Burberry Chief Creative and Chief Executive Officer Christopher Bailey hosted the Burberry table at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Benefit in New York, which had following dressed by the brand:

BLAKE LIVELY- Wearing a blush pink pleated technical silk organza and chiffon gown with a corset top and A-line skirt and a detachable cape accented with hand-dyed and sewn laser-cut acrylic petal detailing on the back by Burberry

EDIE CAMPBELL- Wore a metallic blue and silver slim-fit silk tuxedo jacket with exaggerated peak lapels featuring flared trousers hand-embroidered sequins creating a bold pattern of oversize flowers.

NAOMI WATTS- Wearing a silver technical silk organza corset gown of chain-mail sequins and bullion thread with a fishtail skirt and covered in handmade metallic yarn flowers encrusted with glass beads, detailed with a ribbon waistband by Burberry

NAOMIE HARRIS- Wearing a metallic jacquard gown with a red, green, blue and yellow floral overprint in an hourglass silhouette with a plunging neckline and a full, floor sweeping skirt by Burberry

BEN WHISHAW- Wearing a white tailored silk tuxedo jacket with shawl lapels and satin tape detail trousers by Burberry

MARIO TESTINO- Wearing a black tailored shantung silk suit jacket and barathea silk trousers by Burberry

BEN WATTS- Wearing a black made in Italy wool mohair tuxedo with contrast satin notch lapel, and navy woven silk bow tie by Burberry.
Burberry also dressed James Corden, Alex Sharp, Hugh Dancy, Joe Alwyn and Shameik Moore.

Synonymous to sophistication and classic elegance, Ashish Soni launched his Concept Store in the capital, while announcing his association with Czech-based luxury lighting & glassware brand Sans Souci.

Spanning 1800 square feet, the store draws to the core philosophy of Ashish N Soni – a balance of minimalism and luxury. With a focus on menswear, more specifically bespoke and tailored menswear, the idea behind the Concept Store is to reinvent the retail experience into a customer’s private funhouse.

In attendance were brand patrons and the designer’s friends from the fashion fraternity which includes FDCI President – Sunil Sethi, AD Singh, Samir Suhaag, Rajesh Pratap Singh, Rahul Dev looked dapper in their Ashish N Soni ensembles. Other guests of the event included – Mr. Martin Chab (Founder, Sans Souci), Mugdha Godse, Gobind Akoi & Fleur Xavier, Rohit Bal, Payal Pratap, Gaurav Guota, Tarun Khiwal, Vikram Madhok, JP Singh, David Abraham, Rakesh Thakore, Kevin Negi, Caroline Young amongst many others.

Everybody likes wearing Rohit Bal, JJ Valaya, Abraham & Thakore, Rahul Mishra or to the likes of Anju Modi but as a person with a disability, there aren’t many clothes that took the needs of people using wheelchairs into account.

“For a long time, people with disabilities were trapped into buying clothes that didn’t really work for them feels FDCI President, Mr. Sethi, starting to recognize this is an underserved market, he under the aegis of FDCI, gave the differently-abled an opportunity to explore fashion as they took the catwalk by storm in designer ensembles.

Illustrious FDCI designers including Abraham & Thakore, Anju Modi, Gaurav Jai Gupta, JJ Valaya, Payal Jain, Rahul Mishra, Rajesh Pratap Singh, Rina Dhaka, Rohit Bal, Samant Chauhan, showcased their eclectic designs executed in Khadi for Tamana an NGO.

Present at the event was the guest of honour, the Australian High Commissioner to India, Her Excellency Ms. Harinder Sidhu in a stunning Abraham & Thakore ensemble as she walked the ramp. The evening also saw Tamana dressed in a Samant Chauhan outfit which wrapped up the event as she expressed her gratitude to the distinguished audience at the show.