Are THOSE feathers? Rita Ora barely covers her modesty with risque gown at Met Gala 2016
RITA ORA certainly wasn't shy as she graced the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art for their annual gala.
Rita Ora flaunted her ample assets in a revealing feathered gown
The Hot Right Now singer turned heads as she arrived in a daring backless silver floor-length gown.
The feathered creation featured cut-out detailing leaving the star's décolletage exposed and her ample cleavage on full display.
She risked a wardrobe malfunction as the front of the fabulous gown barely covered her private parts and left little to the imagination.
Rita's many inkings were on display as she posed up a storm at the star-studded event despite rumours she may miss it.
The Hot Right Now singer turned heads as she arrived at the event
The star's ample cleavage was on full display in the revealing gown
Rita turned heads in the stunning backless gown leaving her many inkings on full display
The star has been forced to deny she had an affair with rapper Jay-Z and reports suggested she may skip the Met Gala to avoid a run-in with Beyonce.
The claims came after the 25-year-old was accused by Queen Bey's fans of being "Becky with the good hair" after she appeared to name-check her husband's mistress on her new album Lemonade.
However, Rita certainly didn't appear to be letting the rumours affect her mood as she blew a kiss to the crowd and cosied up to designer Vera Wang.
The feathered creation featured cut-out detailing leaving little to the imagination
Emily also dared to bare in a isqué backless gown with thigh-high split
Her blonde locks were slicked back into a chic bun and were decorated with mirrored jewels.
The X Factor judge kept her accessories to a minimum to allow her dress take centre stage and opted for simple diamond stud earrings.
She looked radiant as ever and sported pink lipstick and metallic eyeshadow to compliment her gown.
Rita wasn't the only star who dared to bare as Emily Ratajkowski also donned a risqué backless gown with thigh-high split.