19 celebrities who nailed the Met Gala's 'Garden of Time' theme

The actor wore a mint-green, floral sari gown covered head-to-toe in hand-embroidered flowers that took over 1,900 hours to create, according to Vogue.

The model wore a baby-pink, shimmery gown by Swarovski that was covered in embellished flowers, crystals, and floral appliqués that perfectly embodied the dress code.

Her first look was a one-shoulder gown with blue tulle draped across the bodice. Three-dimensional grape vines and florals added to the hip and shoulders paid homage to the night's nature-inspired theme.

The look was Maison Margiela Artisanal by John Galliano.

And no it wasn't floral — celebrities from Sweeney to Ed Sheeran to Rebecca Ferguson all incorporated pastel blue into their Met Gala looks.

Embodying the "time" aspect of the "Garden of Time" theme, the model and actor made her Met Gala debut in a custom nude-colored Oscar de la Renta gown that was reminiscent of Old Hollywood glamour.

The "Saltburn" actor wore an olive-green velvet suit by Burberry. The actor's poplin top, top hat, and pocket watch felt transported from another time period.

Looking like a garden animal, the songstress wore a custom Alexander McQueen gown covered in dramatic, gothic branches. She wore a twig headpiece with a gauze veil that draped over her face and bodice, and she carried a single red rose.

Thom Browne designed Erivo's cropped tuxedo set, which featured a floor-length skirt and a dramatic train.

Erivo changed into another Thom Browne look later in the night to perform alongside her "Wicked" costar Ariana Grande.

The dramatic pantsuit featured a pastoral print that appeared to have been pulled straight from the walls of a Victorian home.

He paired the jumpsuit with an oversized, circular headpiece with arrows framing it.

The actor wore a sheer, glass-like gown that trailed at the hemline. Inspired by "Sleeping Beauty," the dress featured two crystal birds that appeared to hold up the dress, giving a positively magical effect.

Embracing the garden theme, "The Bear" actor chose a textured white halter dress that transitioned into colorful blue, pink, and yellow flowers at the skirt. Her look was designed by Loewe.

Her gown, which took over 13,500 hours to create, featured a fitted bodice, different-colored piping, and green-and-yellow florals on the skirt.

The influencer arrived in a custom black-lace Jean Paul Gaultier gown with gothic sleeves reminiscent of barbed wire and thorny stems. A black tulle train followed behind her.

The singer wore a form-fitting Balmain gown made of sand and disposable materials, and she carried an hourglass as her bag.

The actor opted for a sheer, white dress covered head-to-toe in dainty floral appliqués, designed by Loewe.

Her gown was designed by Dilara Findikoglu and incorporated authentic Victorian fabrics. She also told Vogue she styled her hair in keeping with Victorian "mourning hair" styles.

"We're incorporating a lot of hair and an homage to the Victorians, and in the Victorian era, how they celebrated their loved ones who passed away by making ornaments and jewelry out of their dead or their loved one's hair," she said.

The actor arrived wearing a structured column gown by Harris Reed that featured a pink-and-white floral design. Around the dramatic sleeves were spiked arrows that drew attention to the gown's bold shape.

The rapper glowed on the red carpet in a bright-yellow dress from Marni covered in three-dimensional flowers. Minaj paired the bubble-shaped dress with matching yellow shoes and a yellow clutch.

The entrepreneur wowed at her Met Gala debut in a custom Iris van Herpen gown that featured a large butterfly design on the fitted bodice and butterfly arm cuffs that moved as she walked up the red carpet.