Events at the Metropolitan Museum of Art are always beyond glamorous and attract high-end fashion and its admirers. So naturally Burberry was on hand to dress some of the biggest names in the entertainment and fashion industry.

Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer, hosted a table at the Metropolitan Museum of Art 2011 Costume Institute Benefit that took place in New York City last night.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art was founded in 1870, headquartered in New York and is a museum and library of art, encouraging and developing the study of the fine arts - so it is only fitting that designers feel drawn, and privileged, to showcase their work at this historic location.

Guests wearing head-to-toe Burberry to the MET 2011 Costume Institute Benefit included:

Photos Courtesy of Burberry

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, British actress and model, looked vibrant and sexy in a custom rose silk gown, nude python clutch and shoes.
Ryan Seacrest was sleek and sophisticated in a black two-button satin notch lapel tuxedo, black satin bow-tie and white pleated evening shirt while his gorgeous girlfriend, Julianne Hough wore a dark teal silk satin gill-pleated gown, navy alligator clutch, and black leather studded sandals.
British model Cara Delevingne looked red carpet ready in a custom gunmetal silk gown with silver beaded detail, navy alligator clutch and black python shoes while British actor Douglas Booth donned a daper ink one-button black grosgrain notch lapel tuxedo, white bib shirt, black grosgrain bow-tie and black patent dress shoes.