All the looks celebrities wore to Met Gala after-parties this year

• Celebrities attended parties across New York City following the 2024 Met Gala.

• Many also changed out of their red-carpet ensembles in favor of fun nightlife looks.

• Elle Fanning wore sparkles, while Lauren Sánchez donned a multicolored gown.

Celebrities didn't stop partying after the 2024 Met Gala.

Following the "Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion" event on Monday, actors, musicians, and billionaires stepped out across New York City to attend massive after-parties.

And in most cases, those partygoers changed out of their red carpet outfits to wear showstopping nightlife looks.

From Keke Palmer to Jeff Bezos, here's what everyone wore.

Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez looked chic after the 2024 Met Gala.

On Monday, Sánchez had a major fashion moment when she made her Met Gala debut in an Oscar de la Renta ball gown.

But her second dress of the night rivaled her first. She attended an after-party with her fiancé, Jeff Bezos, and wore a white strapless gown decorated with multicolored fringe.

Bezos seemingly wore the same tuxedo and bow tie that he donned at the Met Gala.

Kendall Jenner looked like a fairy when she stepped out in a vintage dress.

The Kardashian-Jenner family has become a staple of the Met Gala — but Kendall, in particular, has made her mark on the event's after-parties.

This year, she was photographed in New York City wearing a strapless white gown that was both fun and angelic. It had a wing-shaped bodice with textured detailing and a flowing high-low skirt that reached the floor behind her.

The dress was created by Alexander McQueen for Givenchy in 1997.

Then she embraced her romantic side and changed into a lace minidress.

Her minidress had long sleeves, ruffled hems, and a plunging neckline. The outfit also featured a tan corset beneath its sheer fabric.

She completed the outfit with a bottle of 818 Tequila, a white purse, and the same white sandals she wore with her first after-party outfit.

Usher stood out at the Met Gala after-party that he hosted in Times Square.

He was photographed at his party wearing a deep-red velvet suit featuring long pants and an asymmetrical blazer. He wore no shirt beneath the latter.

But Usher's accessories really completed his look.

He wore burgundy dress shoes, thick sunglasses, and a variety of diamond jewels. He also sported a large floral arrangement on his lapel in place of a brooch.

Elle Fanning's second standout fashion moment of the night was covered in sparkles.

After wearing a dress made of glass on the Met Gala red carpet, Fanning left The Carlyle in a sleeveless, sparkling dress to attend an after-party.

The garment had a rosette appliqué attached to one strap, a mix of silver and purple sequins across its fabric, and a thigh-high slit that showed her PVC sandals.

Cardi B was a vision in red.

Her Met Gala gown was so large that it nearly overtook the event's red carpet. But the dress she chose to wear at an after-party was much sleeker.

Cardi B stepped out in a sleeveless red piece with a corset bodice and plunging neckline. It also had peplum pieces at the hips, a straight skirt, and a train that extended behind her.

She wore the dress with a wavy hairstyle and a diamond necklace.

Keke Palmer kept things fun and simple following the Met Gala.

When she was photographed leaving The Carlyle to attend an after-party, Palmer sported a matching corset top and miniskirt.

Both were crafted from navy fabric and decorated with crystals, matching the small purse she carried with her.

Palmer perfected her look with sparkling sandals and rosy makeup.

Lana Del Rey looked like a princess after the Met Gala.

She attended an after-party in a semi-sheer, drop-waist dress with a bustier bodice.

The tan piece was decorated with small, pink flower details, and her long, rose-embellished veil matched the garment perfectly.

The singer also wore a thick beaded necklace and her hair in long waves.

Janelle Monáe was almost recognizable in her surreal outfit.

She attended an after-party in an Area minidress made with craft googly eyes in various sizes.

Larger eyes created a halter-style bodice, and smaller ones covered her white miniskirt.

Monáe also wore platform heels, which had one eye in the middle of each shoe, and two plastic eyes on her face.

Emily Ratajkowski swapped her sheer Atelier Versace gown for another see-through, vintage look.

The model's second transparent dress was a vintage Givenchy piece from 1998, according to Vogue.

The blue minidress featured hand-beading in sparkly patterns and a fringed hem, and Ratajkowski wore a blue bikini set under it.

Sandals with straps that crisscrossed to her knee completed the ensemble.

Charli XCX changed into a sophisticated minidress after the Met Gala.

The singer chose Marni for both her red carpet and after-party looks. Her after-party dress had a bubble skirt, and it was covered in a black-and-white pattern with an orange hem.

She accessorized the gown with coordinating shoes, black sunglasses, and a black bag.

Ivy Getty continued the floral theme from her Conner Ives Met Gala dress with her lace after-party ensemble.

The model and heiress ended her night in a lace gown that had floral motifs embroidered into the fabric.

The cream minidress had long sleeves and sheer detailing, as well as an asymmetrical hem.

Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade swapped their Michael Kors looks for sexier Versace ensembles.

Union's floor-length brown dress had a dropped waist and a daring thigh-high slit, making it look effortlessly chic. A gold choker elevated the gown.

Wade paired his black suit with a coordinating tank that read "Versace."

After making her Met Gala debut in a floral Loewe gown, Ayo Edebiri changed into a short shift dress.

The strapless khaki dress featured belt buckle detailing on the neckline, creating a modern feel.

"The Bear" star paired the dress with work boots and a maroon bag.

Sydney Sweeney's brown after-party set matched the vibe of the black bob she debuted at the Met Gala.

Sweeney wore Miu Miu all Monday night, choosing a triangle top with floral beading and a coordinating low-rise skirt.

A large black belt and matching pointed-toe shoes tied the ensemble together.

Chase Stokes and Kelsea Ballerini wore monochromatic looks after the Met Gala.

Stokes' sparkly, black ensemble was essentially the same as his red carpet look, though he swapped a blazer for a shiny top.

Ballerini, on the other hand, changed out of her floral dress and into a taupe bra and high-waisted briefs, which she paired with a matching blazer and shoes.

Tessa Thompson's after-party look combined a blouse with a sheer dress.

The top of Thompson's minidress looked like a purple blouse, complete with long sleeves and a collar, while the ultra high-waisted skirt was made of a sheer material.

Sequined flowers adorned the skirt, and it featured tie seams on the side with oversize bows at the hem.

She paired the avant-garde dress with purple sling-back heels.

Sarah Paulson's after-party look was ultra-casual compared to many other stars' outfits.

After dazzling in a pink Prada gown at the Met, Paulson changed into jeans, a white top, and a black letter jacket.

The jacket featured yellow detailing, including a large "P" on the front.

Rita Ora's second gown was somehow even more daring than the Marni look she wore to the gala.

Ora swapped her rainbow-hued Marni dress for a gown that was almost completely sheer.

The column dress featured floral beading on the skirt, while the top was entirely see-through. A white faux fur wrap added glamour to Ora's look.

SZA didn't attend the 2024 Met Gala, but her green-and-purple after-party look was eye-catching.

The "Kill Bill" singer's dress had a plunging halter neckline. The floral-patterned dress cinched low on her waist, and the short skirt had subtle slits on the sides.

She paired the dress with strappy, purple heels and garden-inspired jewelry.

Read the original article on Business Insider