Best Dressed Men at the 2014 Met Gala

When it comes to the Met gala, everyone tends to have a laser focus on the gowns, but don't think we've forgotten about the men.

We're especially interested in the guys this year, because the dress code was "white tie," meaning dudes had to rachet up the formality level to a ten.

But if you're a guy and you've got yourself an invite to Anna Wintour's Costume Institute gala, then chances are you've already got a great sense of style. So, we're taking a look at some of our favorite dapper men of the night.

So who really brought it in the suit department? There was Jay-Z, who looked perfectly suited for an extra formal affair, and Andrew Garfield looked extra sharp in a silver Band of Outsiders jacket.

Designer Tom Ford even accessorized with a white pair of gloves! Keep clicking through our gallery to see the most stylish men of the evening.

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Beyonce's Black Givenchy 2014 Met Gala Dress is Epicly Chic

Black. Sheer. Sparkles. Veil. Beyonce.

Beyonce and Jay Z were their typical glamorous selves at the 'Charles James: Beyond Fashion'Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art this evening (May 5, 2014) in New York City.

Beyonce showed off at ton of skin, and some cleavage, in a sheer Givenchy sparkler.

Jay Z always looks handsome in a white tuxedo jacket and black pants. Such the photogenic couple they are.

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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West Are Picture Perfect at Met Gala 2014

Those hoping for a new Kim Kardashian Met Gala meme will be sorely disappointed.

Stepping out with husband-to-be Kanye West, the reality starlet played it safe at this year's event, which honored designer Charles James, in a black-and-blue silk, floor-length gown by Lanvin. The 33-year-old accessorized her look with black heels and simple diamond jewelry.

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Met Gala 2014: Best Dressed

The Met Gala is one of fashion's most extravagant nights of the year, bringing beautiful and wealthy people of the fashion, film and music industry together as a fundraiser for New York's Metropolitan Museum of Arts.

The glamorous evening revolves around a theme which a-listers must do their must to meet.  So as you'd probably discern, what you wear is the single most important facet of the whole evening.

This year's theme is "White Ties and Decorations," a tribute to Charles James, a British-born fashion designer known as "America's First Couturier" who created floor-length, structured ball gowns for women that showed off their assets rather than concealed them.

In other words, celebs are expected to dress in accordance with the glitz and glam of the Forties and Fifties, in ball gowns, long white gloves, tuxedos with coattails.

Unfortunately, few celebs actually get the memo and are able to dress the part while still looking chic and fashionable.

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