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It wasn’t a dream: Celebrities really did go “Hunger Games” for the Met Gala.

The theme “Garden of Time” didn’t translate into florals for spring — that just would not have been ground-breaking — but instead into over-the-top creations that defied logic, and, in some instances, gravity.

This live blog has ended. Scroll to see all the celebrity Met Gala looks and reactions.

What we covered

Demi Moore in wallpaper

By Nadine DeNinno
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Demi Moore's elaborate Harris Reed gown was crafted using a 60-year-old panel of silk wallpaper and involved hand-painted chiffon petals and over 11,000 hours of embroidery, stylist Brad Goreski said.

Michelle Williams

By Brooke Kato
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Michelle Williams debuted a hot pink pixie cut on the carpet.

Elizabeth Debicki

By Nadine DeNinno
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Stunning in a Rapunzel-esque wig, Elizabeth Debicki’s Dior gown was inspired by Anita Louise’s Titania in the 1935 film of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”

Karlie Kloss

By Brooke Kato
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True to theme, Karlie Kloss stunned in a pink, floor-length gown with 3D floral embellishments.

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