“The effortless queen of song, Dolly Parton! We love you! We wish we could possess an ounce of your ability. You were the hero of our night! A hero of my life. I’ll always love you,” the “Easy on Me” singer wrote on her post.

Parton even responded with a video on Twitter the next day, telling Adele that she nailed her signature style.

“I think I had an outfit just like that back in the day. In fact, I thought that was a picture of me back in the day,” she said.

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2. H.E.R. was inspired by Prince

H.E.R. was inspired by Prince’s music and bold style when she attended the Oscars in 2021. When the singer was nominated for best original song at the awards, she wore a semi-sheer Dundas jumpsuit featuring wide-leg trousers, a hood and glittering embellishments.

The designer behind the brand, Peter Dundas, told InStyle that month that he used Prince’s sequin outfit from the 1985 Academy Awards as his vision. The iconic artist won the award for best original score for “Purple Rain” at the ceremony.

“H.E.R. expressed how Prince has been a lifetime inspiration for her and had built the foundation for her musical identity,” Dundas said.

Stylist Wouri Vice also told the outlet that because Prince is one of H.E.R.’s favourite artists, they “decided to channel that winning energy”.

3. Gabrielle Union made Cicely Tyson’s floral dress her own

Although Union wore a different gown to the actual event on September 13, 2021, she wore a custom-made Samantha Black dress earlier in the day in a tribute to Tyson. The acclaimed actress died in January of that year aged 96.

“My tribute to an American icon. I wanted to honour Ms. Cicely Tyson and the dress she wore to the 1974 Emmys (one of my favourite red carpet looks of all time) by asking one of my favourite designers to create this dress as an homage to Ms Tyson,” Union wrote in an Instagram post in September 2021.

Union’s minidress utilised the same colours, print and flowing silhouette as Tyson’s gown.

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4. Taraji P. Henson channelled Diana Ross’ onstage glam

Taraji P. Henson was influenced by Diana Ross’ 1970s glamour at the Met Gala in 2021. Henson told The Cut in September 2021 that she grew up wanting to be Ross, calling the singer “iconic”.

“She’s everything that embodies Hollywood, glam and fashion,” she said. “Growing up in the hood and watching her gave me something to aspire to be.”

The actress wore a black jumpsuit, which The Cut reports was designed by Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott. The piece was covered in geometric cut-outs and silver trim.

5. Doja Cat took after Marilyn Monroe

According to an Instagram post from Versace, the rapper’s icy blue dress took 475 hours to make. Doja’s stylist and creative director Brett Alan Nelson told Vanity Fair in April that Monroe was part of his original vision for the custom gown.

“I reached out to the team and told them that we wanted to give sex, in a mint blue colour, sheer with a little hint of Marilyn Monroe, but with an edge,” Nelson said.

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6. Julianne Moore went the full Jackie O for last year’s Met Gala

The actress told The New York Times that she thought the former first lady was “somebody who was just indescribably elegant”. Moore also said she knew Ford was the right choice to help her nail the look.

“I usually want to wear something that makes me feel good,” she said. “Tom [Ford] is very much about classic beauty and classic American fashion.”

7. Naomi Biden channelled Grace Kelly on her wedding day

“Like every little girl, I had a vision in my head – it was Grace Kelly’s dress I loved,” Naomi told Vogue in November.

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8. Megan Fox’s rocked a hat like Pammy’s

The hat closely resembles the oversized piece Anderson wore to VMAs in the late 90s. While Anderson wore hers with a corset and sequin trousers, Fox paired hers with a bra top and cargo trousers.