The dress code is inspired by The Garden of Time, based on a story by J.G. Ballard
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Like every first Monday in May, the famous Met Gala is celebrated with the intention of raising funds for the maintenance of the exhibitions at the Met Museum in New York. This year’s theme was Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion, which refers to how technology can bring fragile and old garments back to life. The dress code of the night is inspired by “The Garden of Time” based on a story by J.G. Ballard. We leave you with the best looks from the red carpet.
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Tyla wore a Balmain dress made of sand that refers to the passage of time, one of the most spectacular looks that has caught the attention of viewers. For her part, Emma Chamberlain, presenter, opted for a fitted dress with a sweetheart neckline by Jean Paul Gaultier that simulates tree branches, with a gothic touch with her 90s-style makeup.
Kendall Jenner dazzled in an archival Alexander McQueen dress from the fall collection during her time at Givenchy in 1999. Black, fitted with a V-neckline and bronze-tone rhinestones. She is the first person to wear one of her looks from this era.
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Iris Van Herpen dressed Mona Patel, CEO of Forbes, with an impressive dress with movement in the sleeves that simulates butterfly wings, thanks to the technology that highlights the designer.
Zendaya’s first dress – which appears in the cover image – was the work of John Galliano for the haute couture brand, Maison Margiela. Mermaid cut and blue and gray tones, with a sweetheart neckline and decorated with bunches of grapes. Without leaving aside the feather and net headdress. Zendaya decided to change her look 3 times, and in this case, she opted for a second corseted Gothic-style dress by designer John Galliano, from the Spring/Summer 1996 Haute Couture collection from her time at Givenchy.
While Gigi Hadid dazzled on the red carpet with the help of designer Thom Browne with a romantic style design, off-the-shoulder neckline and a ruffled train adorned with yellow flowers.
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