Metropolitan Museum of Art Gala 2018
Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination
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Photo: metmuseum.org |
The highly anticipated Met Gala has come and gone, bringing with it an array of draw dropping looks. Hosted by Amal Clooney, Rihanna, Donatella Versace, Anna Wintour, Stephen and Christine Schwarzman, there was no doubt it would be one of the most star studded events of the year. Tommy Hilfiger, Donatella Versace, Dianne Von Fürstenberg, Jeremy Scott and Vera Wang were just some of the fashion legends to grace the red carpet.
A mixture of my three life passions, art, fashion and spirituality, I was excited to see how designers would incorporate the Catholic influence. Head pieces, gloves, sequins, beading, tulle, floor length skirts, long trains and plunging necklines brought an over-the-top but modern elegance to the red carpet. This years gala was far from disappointing.
The large collection of art and fashion is set to display current and medieval works dating back as far as the early twentieth century. Opening May 10, it will be located in the Anna Wintour Costume Center at The Met Fifth Avenue as well as The Met Cloisters.
Without further ado, here are my top looks.
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Rita Ora wearing Prada |
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Lily Collins wearing Givenchy |
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Kate Bosworth wearing Oscar de la Renta |
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Hailee Steinfeld wearing Prabal Gurung |
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SZA wearing Versace |
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Salma Hayek wearing Altuzarra |
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Stella Maxwell wearing Moschino |
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Yara Shahidi wearing Chanel Couture |
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Zendaya wearing Atelier Versace |
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Blake Lively wearing Atelier Versace |
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Emilia Clarke wearing Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda |
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Chadwick Boseman wearing Versace |
All photos sourced from Vogue/Getty Images
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