Watching the arrival of celebrities at the Met Gala, this Monday (6), is a test of creativity: are they strictly following the theme of the iconic ball — in this edition, “The Garden of Time” — or are they simply willing to make an impact with very different looks to elevate fashion to a place of freedom Different choices, such as? Lizzo, Cardi B It is Doja Catwhich appear in the photos above, set the tone for some of the extravagances that have already graced the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in New York, this evening.
Want to see more? We’ve selected the most curious outfits we saw on the event’s red carpet.
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Met Gala and extravagant clothes
The singer wears Victor Weinsant, and followed the nature inspiration of the event. The most different? This inverted bodice that she wore on her head, as if it were a hat/potted plant.
Karol G
Karol G kept one of the colors that appear most at night — champagne — alongside black. But, here, the extravagance lies in the little elf ears (or any other mystical being) that emerge from the artist’s hair.
Doja Cat
We’re left wondering what the relationship between the singer’s “wet t-shirt girl” look and this year’s Met Gala theme is. But, one certainty: once again she brought drama and innovation to a red carpet (and she did it before even arriving at the event, with a look of white towels at the hotel door).
Mindy Kaling
Most of the guests explored the theme of flowers in their productions. But not Mindy Kaling. She preferred to go as a “flower woman” in a Gaurav Gupta model that has a complicated layering on the back to give that impression of petals.
Lana Del Rey
Branches, a tulle over the head and lots of fantasy were part of the singer’s look. The outfit is a creation by Alexander McQueen — and here, applause for being completely connected to the theme.
Cardi B
Many tried, but none managed to reach the diameter of the skirt of Cardi B for the event. The kilometric tulle dress is truly impressive — everything we like to see at the Met Gala.
