3 after-party looks that were better than what stars wore to the 2022 Met Gala, and 5 that missed the mark

She first arrived at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in a black Prada gown with colorful rhinestones. The dress was sleeveless and had a plunging V neckline held together with a bow, as well as a short train attached to the back of its skirt.

But for the after-party, she changed into a green-and-white checkered three-piece that included a crop top, miniskirt, and long jacket.

She completed the youthful look with chunky platform sandals and a green purse.

At the Met Gala, she channeled Jerry Hall in a white halter dress made from silk. She wore the Saint Laurent design — which also had a thigh-high slit — with black tights and a matching feather jacket.

Her after-party look was more daring, but not as memorable. The model wore leather shorts, a small crystal bra underneath a black blazer, and red sandal heels. She also donned sunglasses for the nighttime event.

The influencer's sparkling halter gown was custom-made for her by Michael Kors. It was form-fitting and covered in tiny mirrors, creating a disco-ball effect.

But she really wowed at the after-party. Rae donned another halter dress at the later event, this one created by Dilara Findikoglu. It was black and entirely see through, and had a deep slit across its bodice.

When she arrived at the Met Gala, Rodrigo looked like a fairy in a dazzling purple dress custom-made for her by Versace. The off-the-shoulder look had a scoop neckline and thin straps, as well as a thigh-high slit that showed off her platform sandals.

Later she changed into a pink Versace minidress, which had waist cutouts and black straps across its bodice. She wore it with pigtail braids, layered necklaces, and platform heels.

Though neither look really missed the mark, her red-carpet dress ultimately stole the show.

Givenchy created her first look of the night, which included a beaded, cream-colored dress that had mesh sleeves, textured gloves, and a ruffled train. Still, the garment wasn't the center of attention as a result of her thick sunglasses.

Luckily, she had a better fashion moment at the after-party. There, the musician wore a strapless minidress with beaded fringe along its hem, paired with thick platform boots and a satin blazer.

The "Gossip Girl" star arrived in a yellow corseted suit with a white ruffled shirt worn underneath designed by Head of State. It matched the event's theme perfectly, and complemented his pastel hair color.

Unfortunately, his after-party look wasn't as exciting. He wore a semi-sheer, high-neck top, bedazzled pants, and thick sunglasses.

The model really stood out at the Met Gala, where she wore a sheer, netted top and full, ruffled skirt — both designed by Prada. She also stood out thanks to her bleached eyebrows.

While her after-party look — a lace crop top and capris that showed her copper undergarments — was of a similar style, it wasn't as bold or fashionable overall.

Her black H&M dress, which was covered in sparkles and complete with a corset, was ideal to wear at the gilded glamour event. She made the outfit even more stunning with long black gloves and layered pearl necklaces.

Harrier also looked great at the after-party, where she wore a dazzling purple minidress with shoulder pads, but it was her first outfit that most people will remember.