May 6, 2014 12:54 PM EDT Last night, a bevy of celebrities and fashion insiders walked the red carpet at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s annual Costume Institute Gala. This year’s event, which benefitted an exhibition honoring designer Charles James, came with a strict dress code — but that doesn’t mean everyone followed the rules. Below, see some of the most fabulous dresses from every possible angle. Sarah Jessica ParkerThe actress wore a black and white gown by Oscar de la Renta.

May 1, 2017 7:10 PM EDT Fashion’s biggest night, the annual Met Gala, has finally arrived and thanks to this year’s theme, “Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between,” the red carpet is definitely one to remember. Kawakubo, a fashion visionary known for her radical and avant grade designs, doesn’t design clothes for the faint of heart, something that fashion insiders and celebrities alike reflected when they hit the red carpet (well, in this case, the blue and cream carpet, in keeping with the aesthetics of Kawakubo.

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Emmanuel and Thomas Saujet DOLLARS AND SCENTS International Cosmetics & Perfumes Inc. can smell a new market. In 1996 brothers and co-owners Emmanuel and Thomas Saujet of Cannes began peddling Hanae Mori, a fragrance they developed, to U.S. retailers. Ten years later, it turns more than $20 million in annual global sales. “The first three years were worse than boot camp,” admits Thomas. The real coup was winning in 2004 the North American rights to distribute the much coveted fragrance brand Creed, maker of scents for the likes of Princess Grace.