Did You Spot These Drugstore Makeup Products on the Met Gala Red Carpet?

The Met Gala 2019 was a whirlwind of an evening, wouldn’t you say? With “Camp” as the theme, we walked away feeling inspired — and a little nostalgic in some ways — from all of the perfectly over-the-top beauty looks. Now, what if we told you that you could recreate so many of these looks with drugstore beauty products? Gigi Hadid, Josephine Skriver and Elle Fanning to name a few, all rocked drugstore makeup products on the red carpet. Ahead, find out exactly what products they wore:

Gigi Hadid in Maybelline New York

Hadid wore a full face of Maybelline but the all-star product of her ice queen makeup look was her $8 Maybelline SuperStay Matte Ink Un-Nude Liquid Lipstick in the shade Driveron.

Elle Fanning in Essie

Fanning’s magical manicure had our full attention at the Met Gala. The base of her charmed mani was none other than the $9 Essie nail polish, Strike a Rose — a new shade that hits shelves this summer.

Josephine Skriver in Maybelline New York

What’s not to love about Skriver’s reverse contour makeup look? To pull off this ruby red makeup look she wore (a lot of) Maybelline Fit Me! Blush in Berry, a $6 steal, and the new Maybelline Superstay Ink Crayon in Voyager — a June 2019 product launch.

Lili Reinhart in Maybelline New York

To transform into a modern-day Marie Antoinette, Reinhart wore the $6 Maybelline Fit Me! Blush in Rose all over her temples, forehead, cheekbones and eyes.

Serena Williams in KISS  

Williams stepped out on the red carpet wearing a dramatic pair of faux lashes from the KISS Lash Couture Triple Push-Up Collection, which retail for $7.

Miley Cyrus in Essie

Rocking a classic black manicure — and a ton of statement rings on each finder — Cyrus had on Essie nail polish in Licorice, a $9 drugstore find.

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