https://www.vogue.com/article/met-gala-2018-theme-heavenly-bodies-fashion-and-the-catholic-imagination
Like everyone else who was live tweeting that night, I love seeing the different interpretations of the exhibition (while the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute annual charity affair is not a "themed" event, many guests and designers choose to wear creations with a (sometimes not so) subtle nod to the show.
While I may not necessarily like some of the outfits, I do appreciate the beauty of the workmanship and design. Here are some of the thoughts I had while sitting on the couch in my sweats and being all judge-y:
I thought Amanda Seyfriend looked like she stepped out of a Raphael or Bottecilli painting. Her hair, make-up, gown and accessories were stunning!
I mean, come on. That close-up is pure perfection. When she turned and looked at the cameras, she owned that moment.
Cardi B. She's a couple of months pregnant and looked radiant.
I love Gigi Hadid and her gown was reminiscent of a church stained glass window.
J-Lo. That leg!
Kate Upton played it safe but from the shoulder's up she looked like a Renaissance princess.
Kim Kardashian.
While I respect and support the message, the presentation just seemed off to me.
Lynda Carter (the original Wonder Woman). Regal. Elegant.
Madonna
Rosie Huntington-Whitley. An angel.
Rihanna.
Scarlett Johanssen. This was awful. There. I said it.
Sarah Jessica Parker reminded me of the Queen of Hearts.
Zendaya's take on Joan of Arc. I like it.
At first I did not care for this look (that hair bow was throwing me off) but the Vera Wang gown is basically, incredibly, the Sistine Chapel.
I love the edgy boots and her make-up was flawless!
Olivia Munn. This outfit looks better in black and white. The color really didn't suit her complexion.
Love Ashley Graham. I think this would be better for an awards show, the Oscars or the Grammy's perhaps. A little too safe.
