See Kate Hudson, Kerry Washington and More of the Best Dressed Stars at the Met Gala — From the Back!

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May 5, 2015 12:14 pm·

By Julia Birkinbine

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If you think the front of these stars' Met Gala gowns were stunning, just wait until you see them from the back!

Click through the gallery above to see Kate Hudson, Kerry Washington and seven more of the best dressed celebrities at last night's high-fashion event.

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Kate Hudson

The mom-of-two, 36, glittered in a gilded Michael Kors gown on the red carpet.

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Kerry Washington

The 'Scandal' star, 38, looked pretty in pink in a corseted ball gown with floral embroidery.

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Sofia Vergara

The future Mrs. Manganiello, 42, wore an ethereal dress designed by Marchesa.

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Elizabeth Banks

Elizabeth, 41, wowed in a bright blue dress with sexy cutouts in the front — and back!

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Jennifer Lopez

The 45-year-old's sheer, curve-hugging gown was designed by Versace.

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Jessica Chastain

Jessica, 38, stunned in a gold Givenchy Haute Couture by Riccardo Tisci mermaid gown.

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Kate Beckinsale

Kate, 41, also went for the gold in this custom-designed Diane von Furstenberg dress.

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Rose Byrne

The 'Annie' actress, 35, looked red hot in a beaded Calvin Klein number.

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Sarah Jessica Parker

The fashion icon, 50, stole the show in a patterned black dress and matching headdress.

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