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Emma Roberts did not disappoint at the 2017 Met Gala. The Scream Queens actress arrived at fashion's biggest night out in a sleek, red DVF dress with lace ruffles on each side and a flowing train. She paired her flirtatious look with a furry pink shawl, looking like something her alter ego, Chanel Oberlin, the stylish character she plays on the hit Fox series, might throw on for a big night out.
Although Roberts needed some help adjusting the lace ruffles on the dress before posing for photographers on the red carpets, there's no denying she nailed her glamorous look. Keep reading to see her 2017 Met Gala look from different angles, plus the Scream Queens outfit that'll give you déjà vu.
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