Rita Ora coyly covers her breasts as she and husband Taika Waititi return to their hotel at dawn after partying all night long at the Met Gala

She had already stunned with her scantily clad outfits at the annual Met Gala, where she showed off her figure in a pair of daring dresses.

And Rita Ora proved she was still the ultimate party girl as she and husband Taika Waiti returned to The Mark Hotel after a wild night at the glitzy event.

With her ample cleavage on full display in the brutal sunlight, the singer tried to maintain her modesty by covering her chest as she walked with the director to her room.

Just hours earlier, the star stunned as she went braless in a completely sheer nude dress with a precariously placed beaded skirt.

The ever-supportive husband, Taika, who was dressed in a light blue suit, stepped aside to ensure Rita had her moment in the spotlight.

Earlier in the evening, Rita left little to the imagination as she ditched her underwear as part of her eye-catching look on the Met Gala red carpet.

On his way to the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute, the Body On Me hitmaker put on a very daring show in a sheer nude bodysuit designed by MARNI.

Showing off her incredibly toned physique bra-less in the revealing garment, Rita arrived at the event with her husband Taika, who was always the gentleman helping sort her dress train on the red carpet.

Rita wanted to celebrate the existence of women with her look, as she told Entertainment Tonight, “Hey guys, I’m wearing a necklace to the Met this year.

‘This is about the beauty of the body and the existence and presence of women. [It’s about] not doing so much, but also doing a lot, you know what I mean? And these beads actually date from the second century BC.’

Rita noted that she just wanted to show that beauty can “stand the test of time,” as she noted that her husband also wore an outfit created by the luxury designer.

She said: ‘This is all about beauty that stands the test of time! He also wears Marni’

Taika was then asked what he thought of his wife’s appearance and called the ensemble “incredible.” He said: ‘Unbelievable, I have looked at every detail of every bead for thousands of years.’

But the only downside for Rita was that she hadn’t thought about the practicalities of going to the toilet, admitting she didn’t have an extra outfit to wear.

She added, “No, I don’t [have anything else]I didn’t think about the bathroom either, so maybe I should just poke a hole in the stocking!’

The pair put on a very loving performance as Taika cheekily squeezed Rita’s bum as she posed for photos.

They also shared a quick hug before walking up the iconic stairs.

Stars in attendance on the night included Kim Kardashian, who sent shockwaves as she flaunted her astonishingly tiny waist in a custom-made silver Maison Margiela dress by John Galliano.

Her sister Kylie Jenner kept it simple and chic in a rosewater-colored strapless dress by Oscar de la Renta, paired with a rose in her hair.

Jennifer Lopez posed up a storm on the steps in a dazzling, sparkling, sheer, bejeweled ensemble.

Fellow co-chair Zendaya made a statement in a blue and green custom Maison Margiela by John Galliano dress, with branch and fruit accents.

Zendaya wore a second look for the Met Gala – a black Givenchy by John Galliano dress from 1996 – with a floral hat from Alexander McQueen from 2007.

The Costume Institute’s Spring Exhibition falls on the first Monday in May each year and is held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

This year the event was called Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion, while the dress code was The Garden of Time.

Jennifer Lopez, Zendaya, Bad Bunny and Chris Hemsworth served as this year’s co-chairs. Vogue’s is also on the committee Anna Wintour.

The chairs of honor for the evening were Loewe creative director Jonathan Anderson and TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew.

“This year’s co-chairs reflect a variety of career achievements and each has their own style history at the Met Gala,” Vogue said.

The display case contains approximately 250 items from The Costume Institute’s permanent collection, many of which are too fragile to ever be worn again.

The pieces are all rendered using elements such as AI, GCI and more, while themes such as land, sea and sky are played out.

“It is very much an ode to nature and the emotional poetics of fashion,” says Andrew Bolton, Wendy Yu Curator responsible for The Costume Institute, about the upcoming exhibition.

“One thing I hope this show will activate is the sensory appreciation of fashion.”

Stars in attendance on the night included Kim Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Cardi B and Emily Ratajkowski.

Gwendoline Christie, La La Anthony and Ashley Graham hosted while YouTuber Emma Chamberlain was on hand to interview stars on the red carpet.

Last year’s gala honored the late designer Karl Lagerfeld.