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There were dozens of amazing looks at last night’s 2013 Met Gala, and we whittled down our favorites to the top five you see above. These ladies all interpreted the punk theme of Punk: Chaos to Couture in their own way, which is why Jennifer Lawrence (in Dior), Beyoncé (in Givenchy), Anne Hathaway (in Valentino), Rooney Mara (in Givenchy), and  Sarah Jessica Parker (in Giles) top our list. Now that we’ve told you our faves, you tell us yours by making your own top five with InStyle.com’s A-list tool. Visit instyle.com/instyle/a-list and pick your top five looks, then share your picks with your fashion-savvy friends on Facebook and Twitter. Head to the A-list maker right now to get started.

Beyoncé kicked off her Mrs. Carter Show World Tour last night in Belgrade, Serbia, and for those of you just as obsessed with Bey’s elaborate stage fashion as her girl power anthems, you’ll be satisfied. She delivered costumes by DSquared2, Emilio Pucci, Julien Macdonald, The Blonds, and Ralph & Russo, and shoes by Stuart Weitzman (who also designed her pumps for her glitzy, Vegas-themed show at Revel in Atlantic City last summer). “Dressing someone like Beyoncé is beyond great,” Pucci creative director Peter Dundas told InStyle.com. “She’s an incredible mix of beauty, artistry, and just pure energy. Watching her rehearse before our midnight fittings made me want to run home and sketch!  She’s a true icon and doing the costumes for her show was a privilege for me and for Emilio Pucci.” Click the photo above to see more looks from the show, and click here to find out where she’s performing near you.

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Put your hands up: Fashion’s most adorable twin duo DSquared2′s Dean and Dan Caten just announced they will custom-design looks for Beyoncé upcoming The Mrs. Carter Show world tour. (“Keep your eyes on #MrsCarter World Tour!” they Tweeted.) The partnership seems a good fit given the designers’ diva-worthy and dance-friendly creations, and we pulled a few that we’d love to see the singer wear with a customized spin. To strut her stuff to ”Diva” or “End of Time,” we imagine the fierce, leg-baring looks on the left and right (from spring 2013). For the ballad portion of her show when she tends to wear full-length gowns, we think this deep-plunging, cutout creation (from fall 2013) would work for belting out tracks like “1+1” and “Flaws and All.” The costumes will officially debut when the tour kicks off next week in Belgrade.

Plus, see Bey wow the crowd at the Super Bowl!

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