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Rain or shine — A-listers at the Met Gala were looking superfine.

Monochromatic looks ruled the night at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, with stars mostly opting for shades of black and white to celebrate the Costume Institute’s “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” exhibit opening.

A choir sang and danced to Motown classic “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” as celebrities showed up in their super-finest couture — the big trend of the night being power suiting. After all, the dress code for the night was “Tailored for You,” so suits were suitable.

Zendaya channeled Bianca Jagger in a white Louis Vuitton tailored two-piece designed by Pharrell Williams, while Madonna went classic in a white tuxedo by Haider Ackermann for Tom Ford. And it was a no-pants night for Sabrina Carpenter, who said Vuitton’s creative director Pharrell Williams told her she was too short to wear trousers.

Co-chair Colman Domingo wore two looks fit for a king for the night. First, he wore a royal blue cape with ivory bolero covered in gold and silver embellishments before revealing a black, white and gray tailored suit — dandy flower included — both from Valentino.

But it wasn’t all suiting. Others were just tailored to perfection — Sydney Sweeney in a black beaded Miu Miu gown with a dramatic cutout and ornate brooch, Audra McDonald in an ivory Harbison Studio gown with bouffant sleeves and Gigi Hadid, who said her gold Miu Miu dress was inspired by late dandyism designer Zelda Wynn Valdes, who often fused glamour with sharp tailoring.