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Alessandro Michele -

Gucci director Alessandro Michele's creations have become the most anticipated part of the yearly Met Gala. The fashion-focused event run by Anna Wintour features a unique theme each year, which allows designers to get creative.

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The 2018 theme was 'Heavenly Bodies: Fashion & The Catholic Imagination.' Michele designed synchronized costumes for himself and two of his favorite muses: Lana Del Rey and Jared Leto.

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Florence Welch -

Florence Welch is another favorite of Michele's and he's been making custom pieces for her for years. He designed this incredible dress and cape for her for the 2019 Met Gala. The theme was 'Camp: Notes on Fashion.'

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She wore this shimmering high-necked dress to the 2016 gala, with Gucci's signature floral embroidery.

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Sienna Miller -

Sienna Miller was also in attendance in a metallic Gucci gown that year. The theme was 'Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology.' Michele nailed it once again!

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His 2019 outfit for Harry Styles made the biggest splash of all. The black jumpsuit with sheer lace panels (and that single pearly earring!) sparked conversations about gender fluidity in fashion.

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Harry Styles -

Harry Styles has nearly become more famous for his clothes than his music. He is one of the most influential male fashion icons and he rarely appears at an event without making headlines.

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He is the most beloved muse of Gucci designer Alessandro Michele, and all of his outfits for the 2021 Grammys were designed by him. Styles made pearls an acceptable fashion accessory for men, and now it's the feather boa. Bravo!

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Billie Eilish is known for her unique personal style, and often shows up on the red carpet in head-to-toe Gucci. For the 2020 and 2021 Grammys, her Gucci outfits even included matching face masks.

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Saoirse Ronan -

The outfit Saoirse Ronan wore to the Autumn/Winter Gucci show during Milan Fashion Week could just as easily have been seen on Harry Styles. That's the beauty of Michele's new androgynous style!

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Jared Leto -

Jared Leto is the poster boy for modern Gucci. His fashion sense is fearless and Michele's designs suit his androgynous style to perfection.

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Zoe Saldana -

Zoe Saldana wore this flowing butterfly-print dress to the 2019 LACMA Art + Film Gala. She was giving off some serious 'Silence of the Lamb's vibes, in a good way.

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Anya Taylor-Joy -

'The Queen's Gambit' star Anya Taylor-Joy repped Gucci on multiple occasions in 2017. She wore this silk printed outfit with killer red heels to the Gucci show at Milan Fashion Week.

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We saw her in Gucci again on the red carpet at the BAFTAs the same year. Gucci's classic tiger motif makes for a bold contrast with the delicate tiered dress.

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Margot Robbie -

Margot Robbie's dress for the London 'S u i c i d e  Squad' (2016) premiere went with a similar idea. The exaggerated floral pattern is anything but kitschy.

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ASAP Rocky -

ASAP Rocky is one of the few rappers pushing the boundaries of masculine fashion within his genre.

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He fully embraces Michele's new take on male silhouettes and isn't afraid to go with traditionally feminine prints and fabrics.

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Brie Larson -

Brie Larson was riding the '70s trend with this stunning powder blue dress and T-strap heels at the 2017 LACMA Art + Film Gala.

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Dakota Johnson -

Dakota Johnson is another of Alessandro Michele's favorite muses. She flies under the radar a little more than the others, but nonetheless she wears his unique pieces with an antique elegance.

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Dakota Johnson -

The gown he designed for her to wear at the 2017 Oscars embodies the perfect union between old Hollywood and new Gucci!

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Lupita Nyong'o -

Mexican-Kenyan actress Lupita Nyong'o wowed photographers at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival with this extravagantly feminine Gucci dress. Photos of her spinning were front and center in every fashion magazine.

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Billy Porter -

Billy Porter's red carpet appearances are the most anticipated for those in the know. When he's not dropping jaws in exquisite gowns, he dresses down in Gucci's classic '70s aesthetic. 

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Alexa Chung -

Fashion icon, TV personality, and author Alexa Chung is always on top of the trends, so it's no surprise to find her dressed head-to-toe in Gucci.

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Gwyneth Paltrow -

Gwyneth Paltrow is a Gucci muse, past and present. She wore this stunning red velvet suit to the 1996 MTV Video Music Awards. It was designed by Tom Ford when he was director of Gucci, but it's easy to see how Michele takes inspiration from the brand's history.

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Paltrow still regularly stuns in her Gucci attire, but she tends to stick with more classic red carpet looks these days.

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Nicole Kidman -

Nicole Kidman was dressed from the same collection with this dramatically embellished sequin gown at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in 2017.

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Davika Hoorne -

Thai actress Davika Hoorne exuded sex appeal backstage at the Fall/Winter Gucci show for 2020/21, in one of Michele's more accessible and street-style friendly looks.

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Kelsey Lu -

Singer Kelsey Lu embodied everything Gucci in this vibrant red suit and oversized bow, embroidered with their signature roses.

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Nick Cave -

The singer is partial to a vintage three-piece suit, so it probably wasn't hard to find something appropriate in Alessandro Michele's collection!

Sources: (Gucci) (Vogue) (CR Fashion Book) 

See also: Male celebs with fearless fashion sense

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