Molly Sims turned heads while attending the 2022 Met Gala in New York City on Monday evening.
The 48-year-old actress wowed while wearing an eye-catching pink outfit on the star-studded annual event’s red carpet, during which she was also accompanied by her husband, Scott Stuber.
The Casino actress was one of the few stars who got the event’s Gilded Age dress code right.
In attendance: Molly Sims turned heads while attending the 2022 Met Gala in New York City on Monday evening
Sims stuck to the Gilded Age dress code by wearing a corset style top that pulled in her waist, a more flowing skirt, exaggerated sleeves and opera gloves.
The fashion industry personality also carried a matching clutch.
The supermodel accessorized with a single ring as well as a sparkling pair of earrings.
Her beautiful blonde hair was tied back into a tight bun for the duration of the gala.
Gorgeous: Sims stuck to the Gilded Age dress code by wearing a corset style top that pulled in her waist, a more flowing skirt, exaggerated sleeves and opera gloves
Stuber opted to wear a white jacket on top of a matching button-up shirt while spending time with his wife.
The 53-year-old producer also sported a bow tie that matched the tone of his outerwear.
The Netflix executive contrasted his tops with a jet-black pair of pants and a set of leather shoes.
Sims later switched into a completely different outfit before she and her husband made their way to an after-party.
Dressed for the occasion: Stuber opted to wear a white jacket on top of a matching button-up shirt while spending time with his wife
Look powerful in pink like Molly wearing Monique Lhuillier
When it comes to the Met Gala, you can’t hold back on the glamour. Most of the attendees understood the assignment, including Molly Sims.
Her stylist, Sonja Christensen, worked her magic by dressing the star in this stunning custom rose faille gown by Monique Lhuillier. Designed with a flattering fit-and-flare silhouette and Watteau train, the dress comes in the most gorgeous shade of powdery pink.
To complete the look, Molly is wearing Wing & Weft gloves and jewelry by Ring Concierge. She’s also carrying the ‘Perry’ clutch by Tyler Ellis.
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The model wore a black jacket that featured numerous sparkling sequins on top of a bra while appearing at the event.
The performer also rocked a matching pair of slim-fitting pants and a set of high-heeled shoes.
She added a bit of color to her outfit with a gorgeous pair of turquoise-colored earrings.
Sims’ lengthy blonde locks were tied into a ponytail that fell onto her back and contrasted perfectly with the dark shade of her outfit.
Switching out: The model wore a black jacket that featured numerous sparkling sequins on top of a bra while appearing at the after party
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Benefit, also known as the Met Gala, is considered by many as the ‘Super Bowl of celebrity red carpets.’
Fashion’s biggest night is traditionally held the first Monday in May to raise money for the Costume Institute in New York City, with last year’s event moved to September due to the pandemic.
This year’s dress code was ‘gilded glamour’ to match the theme of ‘In America: An Anthology of Fashion,’ a continuation of last year’s ‘In America: A Lexicon of Fashion.’
Tickets for the glitzy event can reportedly cost up to $35,000 apiece, while prices for a table range from $200,000 to $300,000, with last year’s bash raking in a whopping $16.4 million for the Met’s Costume Institute.
Keeping it consistent: The performer also rocked a matching pair of slim-fitting pants and a set of high-heeled shoes
Regina King, power couple Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, and Lin-Manuel Miranda hosted this time, taking over from Timothée Chalamet, Billie Eilish, Amanda Gorman and Naomi Osaka.
Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour once again supervised the benefit as chairwoman, a position she’s held since 1995. Her fellow honorary co-chairs are designer Tom Ford and Instagram head Adam Mosseri.
As usual, the sartorial theme comes from the exhibit the gala launches: ‘In America: An Anthology of Fashion,’ which is the second of star curator Andrew Bolton’s two-part show exploring the roots of American style.
Accessorizing well: She added a bit of color to her outfit with a gorgeous pair of turquoise-colored earrings
