Emilia Clarke and Taylor Swift were the talk of the Time 100 Gala red carpet, stunning fans in their fairytale gowns as they turned up to the prestigious New York bash.
The Game of Thrones star and pop princess were both named on Time magazine's list of the most influential people in the world, and they were both certainly winners in the fashion stakes.
Taylor Swift , 29, made a big impression in a strapless pink and yellow J Mendel dress teamed with Chloe Gosselin shoes and jewellery from esteemed designer Lorraine Schwartz.
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Taylor, who is days away from releasing her new single, also performed a five song set for guests.
32-year-old actress Emilia Clarke also stole the show in a sheer and lace red Dolce & Gabbana gown.
On the night she was hailed by Dame Emma Thompson for having "the courage of a small lion, the stamina of a Welsh pit pony and the soul of a clown".
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Brie Larson also arrived on the East Coast dressed to impress just a day after touching down in Los Angeles for the world premiere of Avengers: Endgame.
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The Captain Marvel actress wore a green, strapless gown with her tied back in a chic updo.
Canadian actress Sandra Oh, star of Killing Eve, arrived at the gala dressed in a black, one-shoulder dress, complete with striking white feather details.
US model Martha Hunt also embraced feathers in eccentric pale pink ensembles.
Martha was looking radiant on the red carpet after spending the previous night partying at Gigi Hadid's 24th birthday.
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Other attendees at the gala include Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Liverpool footballer Mohamed Salah who looked to be having a fabulous time on the red carpet.
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