What possessed a perfectly lovely model like Bella Hadid to dress like a desperate-for-attention stripper at the Met after party? Was she trying to get her exboyfriend The Weeknd to take his eyes off his tastefully attired new girlfriend Selena Gomez? We wonder why her girlfriends like Kendall Jenner or Hailey Baldwin didn’t intervene and tell her what they really thought of her get-up.
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Martin Margiela just might be in a twist over Katy Perry’s Maison Margiela dress at the Met Gala, which was custom designed by John Galliano, who took his place. Katy’s gown was the antithesis of Margiela’s fashion theory of shocking simplicity with avant-garde shapes. Galliano’s red dress is gaudy and fussy and loaded with ruffles and straps – resulting in a pleasantly colored shapeless mass. When it comes to designing, Galliano doesn’t make a lot of mistakes, but this is one of them…
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The theme for this year’s Met Gala was Commes des Garcons by our favorite designer Rei Kawakubo and the dress code, of course, was avant-garde. Not many guests had the courage to WEAR Commes des Garcons because it takes a very brave celebrity to do so. Kawakubo’s designs are structured enough to go out by themselves and not many woman (especially performers) are willing to cover their bodies and not look sexy. Two of the bravest attendees actually wearing Commes des Garcons were Rihanna and Rick Owens’ wife Michele Lamy. We salute them!
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MET GALA 2017