Lady Gaga may have had three costume changes on the Met Gala red carpet in early May, and Cardi B might literally have wiped the floor with her Thom Browne gown, but it was Versace that was the most visible – and valuable – label on the night.

The theme, of course, was a gift to Versace – "Camp: Notes on Fashion" has been the design house's modus operandi since 1978, when Gianni Versace released his first collection. But it was also a sign that fashion itself has finally caught up with the Italian label, which has always been about dressing to excess, and then some. Nobody does OTT like Versace.