THE SEXIEST MET GALA RED CARPET EVER?J-LO,KIM AND BEYONCE LEAD STARS WITH NEARLY NAKED LOOK

Our favourite stars were letting it all hang out in the most glamorous way possible for this year's Met Gala

 

It was a nearly-naked style showdown as Beyonce, Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian let it all hang out at last night's Met Gala.
Proving it's the year of the see-through dress, our favourite A-listers weren't afraid to show some serious skin on the red carpet.
The sexy trio scored places at the top of our best-dressed list for their very daring looks.

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Queen Bey stole the show

Beyonce pretty much stole the show despite arriving an hour late for the star-studded bash in New York.
Queen Bey barely covered her modesty in the stunning designer creation with well-placed sequins.
Meanwhile, Kim K left very little to the imagination in her sheer Roberto Cavalli gown.

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Flirty in feathers

The reality star showed off her famous kurves in the figure-hugging number with an ostrich-inspired train.
Also causing jaws to drop was Jennifer Lopez, who proved she can still win hands-down when it comes to the battle of the booties.
Flying the flag for us Brits and doing it in serious style was Rosie Huntington-Whiteley who also rocked the barely-there theme.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley looked STUNNING

The model and actress put her supermodel stature on full show in a nude floor-length gown with a soaring thigh-high split.
Her hair was slicked back into a simple chic up 'do and a splash of dark red lipstick provided a pop of colour.
Meanwhile, Kate Hudson brought the glamour in a glittering floor-skimming gold gown.

 

Kate Hudsonis a golden girl

The blonde beauty looked stunning in the embellished dress with a high neckline - proving not everyone had to flash the flesh to draw some stares.
And who can forget the beautiful Kendall Jenner, who was all about the side-boob in a revealing green dress.
We're not too sure about the colour, but Ken can pull off pretty much any look with her runway-ready figure.
Top marks.
Source:Mirror