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Burberry Takes Over NYC

Submitted by Kaitlin Mattingly on 05/15/2011 – 8:46 AMNo Comment | 1,297 views

At the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Exhibition Gala, NYC marked the one year anniversary of the passing of Alexander McQueen. This huge event commemorated the designer and his remarkable work. The theme of this year’s event was Alexander Mcqueen – Savage Beauty, where many stars wore vintage pieces created by Alexader McQueen himself. Such celebrities included Gisele Bundchen, Sarah Jessica Parker wearing a piece from 2005, and Ashley Olsen.

With many renowned designers represented at the Gala, Burberry definitely made a grand entrance, with several celebs wearing the brand, and wearing it well. All of the celebrities were dressed to the nines as they elegantly walked down the red carpet in showstopping gowns and suits.

Check out these celebrities who chose to attend the event in head-to-toe Burberry:

Rosie Huntington Whiteley and Jason Stathman in Custom rose silk gown, nude python clutch and shoes (Left) and Black 2-button grosgrain notch lapel tuxedo, white paneled bib evening shirt, black grosgrain bow-tie and black patent leather officer shoes (Right).

Ryan Seacrest and Juilianne Hough in Black 2-button satin notch lapel tuxedo, black satin bow-tie and white pleated evening shirt (Left) and Dark teal silk satin gill-pleated gown, navy alligator clutch, and black leather studded sandals (Right).

Cara Delevingne and Douglas Booth in Custom gunmetal silk gown with silver beaded detail, navy alligator clutch and black python shoes and (Left) Ink 1-button black grosgrain notch lapel tuxedo, white bib shirt, black grosgrain bow-tie and black patent dress shoes (Right).