Kendall Jenner flashes bare derrière and never ending legs in sexiest dress ever at Met Gala

The supermodel left little to the imagination in the chainmail La Perla design

Kendall Jenner pulled out all the style stops at this year’s glitzy Met Gala extravaganza.

The star proved exactly why she’s one of the most sought after models in the world in this daring La Perla design.

Not many people could pull off the sexy, sheer chainmail look, but the reality TV star nailed it.

The barely-there dress, which she teamed with a pair of black Louboutin heels, featured a slashed middle which revealed her enviably toned tummy and a hint of cleavage, while the skirt featured a huge slit down one sidfe.

The model left little to the imagination as she flashed her bare rear to cameras as she posed on the red carpet from all angles.

While Kendall’s little sister Kylie looked stunnning in a striking see-through dress.

Kylie, 19, opted for a nude, embroidered Versace gown which she paired with simple nude heels and a new sleek, platinum bob.

The teenager walked the red carpet with designer Donatella Versace, whose gold one-shoulder down and eye-popping neon yellow hair also turned heads.

Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour was one of the first to arrive at the annual event.

Dressed in a gold and glittering Chanel ensemble with feathers running around the skirt, the gala chair dazzled as she posed for pictures.

While Gisele Bundchen and husband Tom Brady made the picture perfect couple as they shared a kiss in front of the cameras.

The supermodel looked nothing short of stunning in a slinky silver gown, while her other half colour coordinated in a dark grey tuxedo.

But it was Katy Perry who made sure she had all eyes firmly fixed her way. The Roar singer opted for a bold and outright bizarre bright red Galliano frock.

As predicted, Twitter went crazy over her unusual look with some loving the unique outfit and others not entirely sure.

“Miss Katy Perry just won the MetGala,” wrote one fan.

“MetGala what does katy perry look like? I mean come on…i do like her but what was she thinking….” said another.

“This is art,” added a third.

This year’s theme is centred around Japanese designer Rei Kawakubo, founder of Comme des Garçons and it’s only the second time that the focus has been on a living designer – after 1983’s Yves Saint Laurent event.