When you’re one of the biggest supermodels in the world like Gisele Bündchen, it only makes sense that you have a red carpet style that’s as showstopping as can be.

After months of rumors and conflicting sources, Bündchen’s team finally confirmed to TMZ per Page Six that the supermodel will be in attendance at the 2023 Met Gala honoring Karl Lagerfeld. And for the first time in well over a decade, she’ll be arriving at fashion’s biggest night solo (and to fit the theme of “Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty,” the former Chanel It-girl reportedly will arrive in Chanel!)

Now, when Bündchen steps out on the red carpet, magic happens — and the Met Gala is no different! Since her debut in 1995, she has arrived in some ethereal and edgy looks no one was able to take their eyes off of (or stop talking about years after the fact!)

After her split from Tom Brady, Bündchen revealed she had a “long to-do list” of things she wanted to do now that she’s back in full swing in the modeling game, and we’re so excited for one of those things to be tonight’s big event!

In honor of the 2023 Met Gala tonight, let’s check out every single look Bündchen has wowed in at the Met Gala since the 1990s. See her ethereal, sparkling looks below:

For Bündchen’s first Met Gala back in 1995, she showed everyone she was a boho goddess in this multi-colored, sparkling slip dress for the simple theme of “Haute Couture.”

For the 2003 Met Gala theme of “Goddess: Costume Institute Benefit Gala,” everyone was expected to arrive in something inspired by femininity and goddesses, which Bündchen nailed. This sparkling, fringed Dolce & Gabbana gown perfectly fit the theme, and gave some glorious Greek goddess vibes.

For the 2006 theme of “Anglomania: Tradition and Transgression in British Fashion,” Bundchen turned heads in this silky, fringe pink gown from Christian Dior Haute Couture by John Galliano.

Back in 2007, everyone was expected to arrive in something loose and freeing to fit the theme of “Poiret: King Of Fashion,” which was all about how he freed women from corsets in mainstream fashion. So for the night, Bundchen wowed in this monochromatic Yves Saint Laurent gown.

To match the fantastical theme in 2008 called “Superheroes: Fashion And Fantasy, Bundchen opted to mix the superhero and fantasy themes in this silky Versace gown. She channeled the superhero fashion with the straps and the fantasy, luxury theme with the silk.

Since Bundchen is one of the most well-known supermodels in history, she decided to play to her love of sparkles and mini-dresses in this Versace number for the Met Gala theme of “The Model As Muse.”

The 2010 Met Gala theme of “American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity” was all about honoring how women’s fashion has changed from the 1890s to the 1940s. So for Bundchen’s look, she used this leather, fringe Alexander Wang dress to show women’s rebellious side in fashion.

Bündchen won the Met Gala red carpet in 2011 when she perfectly honored the late Alexander McQueen in this elaborate red Alexander McQueen gown.

While Bundchen wore neither Schiaparelli nor Prada, she did wow everyone in this black beaded Riccardo Tisci gown.

Bündchen effortlessly nailed the “PUNK: Chaos to Couture” theme at the Met Gala when she arrived in this chainmail-clad Anthony Vaccarello mini-dress, which perfectly showed how punkier-chic looks have influenced fashion.

For the 2014 Met Gala theme of “Charles James: Beyond Fashion,” no one could take their eyes off of Bundchen in this intricate, cutout black Balenciaga gown.

Back in 2017, many stars arrived in style for the theme of “Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garcons: Art Of The In-Between,” which was all about honoring the avant-garde styles of the world. And as co-chair of the event, Bündchen wowed in this cutout, silver Stella McCartney gown.

Bündchen’s silk Versace ensemble from the 2018 Met Gala perfectly showed the ethereal elegance of how religion has influenced fashion.

For the 2019 Met Gala theme of “Camp: Notes on Fashion,” no one could take their eyes off Bundchen in her flowing, pink silk gown from Dior.