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Oh, Gwen, you are a goddess.

Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale punked up the Met Gala on their way up AND down the carpeted steps on Monday night.

The No Doubt front woman took off her Maison Martin Margiela frock before leaving the ball, but stuck with the two-toned, asymmetrical angle by changing into an Atelier Versace gown.

And her hubby brought some major punk realness with his plaid suit and bun!

It's not just about the entrance, but the exit as well! And these two certainly made a memorable departure last night.

Excellent work!

[Image via Splash News.]

The Met Gala came and went in a whirlwind of fashion activity on Monday night!

We had the good and the bad, but we also had some conspicuous trends.

That quintessential punk staple — the safety pin — found its way onto Carey Mulligan's dress and Zooey Deschanel's clutch.

Paloma Faith, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Katy Perry rocked the headpieces, which was a golden crown in Katy's case!

Paloma also got on the gloved-sleeve trend along with Kim Kardashian, Beyonce and Kerry Washington.

Jessica Alba, Nicole Richie, Cara Delevingne and January Jones were all rocking some major ear bling and cuffs while Jessica Biel and Karen Elson opted for small little septum rings.

Quite a few lovely ladies showed off the fruits of their workout regimes in belly-baring numbers, like Gwen Stefani, Olivia Wilde, Nicki Minaj, and Miranda Kerr.

Then there were the rebels, like Anna Wintour and new bestie Kimmy, who wore very non-punk floral gowns.

Maybe they were the most punk of all! LOLz!

Ch-ch-check out the gallery (below) for some of the biggest trends of fashion's Oscars!

This is the definition of BRINGING IT!

Gwen Stefani showed off her hard-earned abs in a contrast Maison Martin Margiela gown at the Met Gala on Monday.

Gwen has definitely looked more punk than this when the theme didn't even call for it, but she looks so freaking HOT in this number that we will give her a pass.

Bright red lips and a dramatic, side-part hairdo completed her look.

Loves it!

[Image via Getty Images.]

When it comes to outrageous style, Gwen Stefani has got a way of nailing it, like she did at Bootsy Bellows in West Hollywood on Saturday for Jessica Alba’s birthday.

The No Doubt singer wore a long cutout tunic that looked flawless over her coated jeans. A green snake print Stella McCartney purse and black combat boot stilettos wrapped up her ensem.

But what we’re loving most is Gwen’s Tragic Kingdom throwback bun-y hairdo!

For a minute there we were scared she shaved half her head, but thankfully it was just pulled up on one side.

Loves it!

[Image via Winston Burris/WENN.]

Rita Ora is soooo over Rihanna, at least when it comes to her style.

The British songbird has moved on to jacking Gwen Stefani's look and she's not afraid to admit it.

While hanging out in Japan this week, Rita posted pics of herself rocking Gwen's twisted hairdo from the 90s to her Instragram with the hashtag "#gwenswag."

She even tweeted:

":) just for #japan thanks gwen #orginalstarter "

Rita's already said the No Doubt singer's her style inspiration, and she obviously wasn't kidding.

We're sure Gwen's flattered.

[Image via Instagram and WENN.]

Somewhere in Europe, Justin Bieber is missing a pair of uber baggy pants from his suitcase.

Gwen Stefani was spotted out in Los Feliz on Tuesday showing off her far from swaggy Bieber style.

The platinum blonde singer paired a basic top with black drop crotch and baggy butt pinstripe pants with a thigh-length navy coat.

Gwen's signature red pout, Carrera sunglasses and Dr. Martens biker boots finished off her un-Belieber-able style.

We love you Gwen, but these pants have gotta go. You're way too fabulous to be wearing something like this!

What do U think???

[Image via AKM-GSI.]

Taylor Swift may top the music charts, but newsstand sales are a whole other story!

In 2012 the I Knew Your Were Trouble singer had FOUR of the worst selling magazine covers! Ouch!

Swifty started out the year by covering Vogue's February issue, which sold