Meanwhile, Rachel—dressed in a pop art-inspired Marc Jacobs look—showed fans what it's really like prepping for fashion's biggest night with the help of her glam team and assistants.

Then there's Keke Palmer and Connor Storrie, who fanned out over each other after meeting up inside the swanky soiree. The Burbs actress and Heated Rivalry star flashed gigantic smiles as they hugged among the crowd.

And while stars are now free to snap as many selfies as they want without the fear of punishment, it hasn't always been that way.

In 2015, a "no social media" policy was implemented, prohibiting guests from turning the chic affair into a content-creating frenzy. 

"Anna is sort of an old-school traditionalist," former Vogue staffer Sylvana Ward Durrett explained to the New York Post in 2016 of the policy. "She likes a dinner party where people are actually speaking to each other."

That means guests should not be glued to their phones all night.

"We aren't sitting over people's shoulders," Sylvana added, "but if it's an obvious thing, we might gently remind them."

However, in recent years, the "no selfie" rule has become much more lax, allowing celebs to document their A-list run-ins from inside the exclusive dinner and costume exhibit. So, what antics are stars getting into this year?

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