Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal wedding guests

Amal and George Clooney walked the cobbled stone walkway of the Windsor Castle like a ray of sunshine.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle exchanged their vows today, March 19, at St. George's Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle. The guest list was kept to a minimum of 600 to include the couple's family members, closest friends and representatives of the charities that are involved in.

Take a look at some of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's high profile guests.

The Met Gala 2018 Afterparty Looks

The Met Gala afterparty is as glamorous as the arrivals but in a more relaxed way. Take a look at some of the celebrities' afterparty looks starting with Blake Lively who wore a button up blouse, checked skirt with matching boots and another checked blazer in a different pattern for contrast.

Kim Kardashian went from gold to black Versace dress that took an inspiration from BDSM--that is from saintly to naughty. The dress may be familiar because in 2011 Beyonce wore this dress, although with longer hemline, in a magazine photo shoot.

Amal and George Clooney were also present at the afterparty. Earlier in the event, Amal wore a Richard Quinn corset and pants combo with full floral skirt and while her red gown is still glam, it's more subdued.

It's a couple's night for Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez who traded her jeweled Balmain dress to a mini dress and faux fur coat. She completed her look with Jimmy Choo tasseled sandals.

Gigi Hadid wore a head-to-toe Versace during the afterparty. Her intricately embroidered coat and pants with attached boots are just so extra that we can't even describe how amazing she looked.

Bella Hadid continued to be on the dark side and wore a leather cropped top and pants ensemble with transparent heels that we assume is by Yeezy.

Kendall Jenner exchanged her pristine white jumpsuit with a printed slip dress that reminds of the 90's. She completed her look with strappy Jimmy Choo sandals.

Paris Jackson may be unrecognizable in her afterparty hairdo with an unexpected bandanna but she zapped major fashion statement in her one shoulder mini dress and knee-length buckled boots.

From a long gown to pants, Priyanka Chopra looks stunning. She traded her red Ralph Lauren velvet gown with a leather cropped top and pants. She completed her punk look with Christian Louboutin mesh pumps.

Rihanna changed her structured and restrained papal ensemble earlier that day to a flowing and subdued silver ensemble. She's still in the theme, though, with those layered cross necklaces.

Props to Katy Perry for serving us angel realness during the Met Gala arrivals so if there's anyone who deserves to lighten up (literally), it was her. Still in Versace, Katy was beaming in yellow.

Our modern Joan of  Arc, Zendaya, put away her silver armor to wear a colorful, jester-like Versace ensemble. She opted to wear a polka dot Christian Louboutin pumps for unusual juxtaposition.

Met Gala 2018 Hosts and Their Looks

Anna Wintour, being the chair of Met Gala, arrived early and she's wearing a custom Chanel gown in her go-to silhouette with a hint of skin on the shoulders.

Not to shy away from over-the-top look is Rihanna who is a co-host of the Met Gala. Her Margiela by John Galliano ensemble is something that should be put on display in a museum. 

Amal Clooney may be a newbie but you wouldn't know that because of her impeccable style. As one of the co-hosts, she wowed us with her Richard Quinn gown that is casual in front but totally high fashion in the back.

Donatella Versace arrived wearing a blue mini dress with skirt overlay and over-the-knee boots. The Versace brand has referenced their designs in religion since the time of Gianni Versace so we were not surprised to see majority of the celebrities wearing gowns from the Italian brand.

Met Gala 2018: "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination"

Left: Manuscript Leaf With Scenes From the Life of Saint Francis of Assisi, Italian, c. 1320–42, tempera and gold on parchment; right, Evening Dress, Madame Grès, 1969

On May 7, 2018, we will witness the most fashionable event of the year, the Met Gala. This year's Met is hosted by Amal Clooney, Rihanna and Donatella Versace. We all know how much influence these women have in their career as well as their fashion choices and we couldn't wait for what touches these women made to make the event memorable despite the already controversial theme: Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination. The theme itself reminded us of Nicki Minaj's 2012 Grammy red carpet choice wherein she wore a red habit-like coat with a huge Versace logo. If that wasn't enough, she even brought with her a man dressed like a pope. This year's Met aims to create a dialogue between fashion and masterworks of religious art.

Celebrity Style: Amal Clooney's Met Gala polka dot gown that didn't make it

Amal Clooney landed her first Vogue cover just in time for her hosting this year's Met Gala. While we are still on the subject of this year's most fashionable event, let us talk about this Johanna Ortiz polka dot gown that she intended to wear at the Met last year but unfortunately didn't make it. She adores the designer, though, and we think she is working with the designer to create a gown that she'll wear at this year's Met Gala on May.

Johanna Ortiz polka dot gown, $2,650 at Kirna Zabete.

If you like Amal's classic, yet fun fashion choices, take a look at these alternative polka dot dresses that are budget friendly.