Fans have been given a rare glimpse into the star-studded and exclusive Met Gala this year.
Sabrina Carpenter, 26, and Fleetwood Mac icon Stevie Nicks, 77, were seen performing inside the event for celebrity guests at fashion’s night of nights.
The duo performed a rendition of Fleetwood Mac’s iconic track Landslide, sweetly holding hands as they sung together.
For the performance, Carpenter stunned in a glittering and sequinned gold dress, while Nicks wore a chic black number.
The pair commanded the stage, while Carpenter also had a costume change during her set.
For one part of the performance, she turned heads in a Versace gown featuring the print of Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe and James Dean art.
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Donatella Versace spoke about the moment and the dress on Instagram and wrote: ”@sabrinacarpenter performing in Versace at the Met Gala.
“This SS18 Tribute dress reimagines my brother’s ’91 Pop Art collection, featuring Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe and James Dean.Sabrina, your talent shines so brightly. You embody a powerful blend of art, celebrity, and timeless fashion. 💕💕.”
Beforehand, the singer walked the red carpet in a black custom Dior dress and jewelled crown.
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Her frock also featured eye-catching jewelled ‘sleeves’.
Nicks, meanwhile, turned heads in a John Galliano for Zara gown, which featured a bustier-top and large A-line skirt.
The music legend teamed the look with a black feathered top hat.
Other stars who attended the evening included co-chair Nicole Kidman, Miranda Kerr, Margot Robbie and Hugh Jackman.
Robbie’s Chanel gold gown reportedly took 761 hours to make.
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