Watch : Kylie Jenner & More Met Gala After-Party Looks Kylie Jenner's Met Gala 2019 outfit was a project. The 21-year-old Keeping Up With the Kardashians star and Kylie Cosmetics founder and sister Kendall Jenner, 23, wowed onlookers at the star-studded fashion event on Monday with corresponding custom-made lavender and tangerine feathered Versace gowns. They were also joined by Kylie's partner Travis Scott, the sisters' mom Kris Jenner and her partner Corey Gamble, and their older sister Kim Kardashian and her husband Kanye West. A behind-the-scenes look at Kylie's Met Gala prep was posted on Vogue's YouTube channel on Wednesday. "Four months ago, I started looking at sketches," she said. "They showed me those first sketches and it looked a little more like cowgirl vibes, like it was green, it had a big cowgirl hat. And then they showed me another version, which was more colorful. I was thinking of doing more like a monochromatic look, so I didn't change it much. I loved what it looked like. I was very happy with the sketches."<doc-sep>The 2019 Met Gala was full of outrageous looks & many of our fave stars opted for wild hair transformations. From Kylie Jenner’s lavender locks to JLo’s glitter hair piece – there were so many glam looks on the pink carpet. This year’s Met Gala theme, “Camp: Notes on Fashion,” brought about some of the most wild looks we have ever seen from celebrities. The theme “camp” means exaggeration, over-the-top, artificial and fake, and that’s exactly what the stars did when they arrived on the pink carpet at the event which took place at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC on May 6. Kylie Jenner, 21, arrived on the carpet looking flawless in head-to-toe purple, but it was her stunning lavender hair, done by hair stylist, Tokyo Stylez, that stole the show. Kylie is known for always switching up her hair colors, but this look may just be one of our faves as her hair was side parted and kept down in a long, sleek straight style. Meanwhile, later that evening, Kylie swapped her purple look for an all-blue ensemble at the after party. She switched her hair to a long, straight aqua wig, making her look like The Little Mermaid. Meanwhile, Kylie’s mom, Kris Jenner, 63, shocked everyone when she arrived in head-to-toe Tommy Hilfiger, but donned a sleek platinum blonde bob, making her look unrecognizable. One trend that stayed strong throughout the carpet was pastel hair, and side from Kylie, many other celebs tried the look out for themselves. Nicki Minaj, 36, of course tried the trend, as she changes hair colors often. Nicki rocked baby pink hair, throwing her locks up into a super slicked back high ponytail, leaving some wispies out to frame her face, and letting the super long ponytail flow in front of her. Nicki, like many other guest, chose to match her hair color to her dress. Other stars who tried the pastel hair trend include Lucy Boynton, 25, who looked ethereal in her ensemble as she rocked a faded pastel blue hair color, done by Suave Celeb Stylist Jenny Cho. Lucy’s hair was styled in a short wavy bob with a floral headpiece on top. Mindy Kaling, 39, rocked a light pink/platinum blonde hue, styling her hair in long beachy waves, while Laverne Cox went full pastel blue, styling her hair in a sleek, middle-parted low bun. Aside from pastel hair, another dramatic hair trend that stole the show was glitter headpieces. Jennifer Lopez, 49, rocked a full crystal hair piece that made it look like she had diamond hair, as none of her real hair showed. While Kim Kardashian, 38, rocked her hair real hair on the red carpet, but donned a metallic silver wig with an aqua died scalp for the after party later that evening. There were so many amazing dramatic hair looks from the 2019 Met Gala, and you can click through the gallery above to see them all.<doc-sep>Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner showed up to the Met Gala red carpet covered in feathers. Their fans are super happy they stuck with the camp theme this year. The Met Gala is fully underway, and if you’re not struggling to catch your breath right now, you clearly haven’t been watching and didn’t see Katy Perry’s chandelier dress, Ciara’s Diana Ross homage, or Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas’s regal take on the camp theme. Now, take a deep breath and prepare to completely lose it over Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner’s feathered highlighter looks. Kendall and Kylie arrived shortly after their mom, Kris Jenner, and sister Kim Kardashian and strutted down the carpet as if they were walking a runway. A few people near the event caught the moment they headed in, and it’s safe to say that this is the most they’ve ever kept with the theme. Naturally, their fans are so proud of them. One even commented, “They heard y’all call their looks boring last year,” which is a major LOL. Dimitrios Kambouris Getty Images Kendall looked like the human embodiment of the fire emoji with orange flames surrounding her head, and Kylie looked like a violet Muppet in the best way possible with purple hair and a matching boa. ^Live footage of me walking out of work on a Friday at 4 p.m. While on the carpet, Kendall said she and Kylie really “went for it” and designed their outfits with Donatella Versace. Kendall admitted she tripped on her dress a little bit, and Kylie said, “I can’t breathe a little bit, but I feel good.” Fashion is pain! And this is camp! Brava, ladies. Kylie’s “husband,” Travis Scott, was also there, dressed in black, and he sounded really excited to be at the gala. He didn’t give the event his “fire” seal of approval just yet, but the night is still young. Shannon Barbour News Writer Shannon is a news writer at Cosmopolitan.com, and when she's not obsessing about Cardi B, she's thinking about Justin Bieber and still trying to memorize Beyoncé's Beychella choreography. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io<doc-sep>Perhaps more than any other red carpet, the annual Met Gala calls for a serious beauty and fashion transformation. And with last night’s theme, "Camp: Notes on Fashion," attendees naturally took it to the next, very campy, level—and what better way to embody Susan Sontag's brilliant essay than with a complete hair and makeup switch-up that requires onlookers to ask, who is she? Actress Zendaya traded in her brunette lengths for a Cinderella-inspired blonde bouffant, while Kylie Jenner paired her lilac Versace gown with a set of long lavender waves. Elsewhere, bobbed beauty Lucy Boynton took the pewter plunge, off-setting her sparkling frock and crystal painted under-eye with a shocking shade of grey blue. And while beauty risk-taker Kristen Stewart is never one to shy away from a good beauty change, last night she reached new heights, stepping onto the carpet with a sherbet-colored pixie and coordinated bleached tangerine eyebrows. With these transformations as precedent, we can't wait to see what they do next year. Kristen Stewart Photo: Getty Images Regina Hall Photo: Getty Images Lucy Boynton Photo: Getty Images Ciara Photo: Getty Images Photo: Getty Images Bella Hadid Photo: Getty Images Zendaya Photo: Getty Images Donatella Versace Photo: Getty Images See All of the Celebrity Looks From the Met Gala 2019 Red Carpet: 1 / 100 Chevron Chevron Photo: Getty Images Lady Gaga in Brandon Maxwell Met Gala 2019: See Every Celebrity Arrival, Read the Latest Stories, and Get Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Here<doc-sep>
Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner changed into brand-new outfits for the Met Gala after-party and they looked...just...wow. Kim and Kylie attended the Met Gala along with Kendall Jenner, Kris Jenner, Travis Scott, Corey Gamble, and Kanye West. The Kardashians (well, minus Khloé and Kourtney...awkward) fully turned it out for the 2019 Met Gala, but their pink carpet looks were nothing compared to their after-party looks. Before we get to their whole ~thing~ though, a note on the evening’s theme, which had Twitter all kinds of confused due to being “camp.” Obviously, this word calls to mind pitched tents and/or the Jonas brothers during their Disney phase, but for what it’s worth, “camp” is a reference to Susan Sontag’s 1964 essay titled “Notes on ‘Camp.’” In it, she muses that “the essence of Camp is its love of the unnatural: of artifice and exaggeration.” Which brings us to Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner’s Met Gala after-party outfits. First of all, here’s the stunning drippy nude dress Kimberly started the night in: But THIS, my friends, is her after-party look—a turquoise-blue minidress with a “belly button mesh hole” (IDEK how else to describe it) and a matching sparkly wig. The Cher vibes are stronger than strong: BACKGRID Meanwhile, here’s the feathery purple gown Kylie wore on the pink carpet: Which she exchanged for a turquoise feathered dress that reminds me of a My Little Pony doll I had back in elementary school: BACKGRID Genuinely no words for either of these. Mehera Bonner Mehera Bonner is a news writer who focuses on celebrities and royals.