Met Gala 2023 - "Karl Lagerfeld: A Line Of Beauty"

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another full circle moment was nicole kidman's dress that she had worn in 2004 for a chanel nº5 commercial

 

the carpet color choice was really an awful idea, most of the pictures you can barely see the details on her dress 

 

 

 

 

omfg rodrigo santoro

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1 hour ago, Wait For Life said:

When I think of Chanel.. THIS is what I think of

 

not whatever those boring af designs are

Exactly- the theme wasn’t boring- nobody cared to do any research  Karl’s 90s decade was great and he employed the best designers- Chanel from 2000 onward though is just very matronly.

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@Louise All I can say is that I am in love with Anne Hathaway 

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2 hours ago, evalionisameme said:

The fact everyone came with modern Chanel or completely off brief when they could of pulled from his 90s Magnus decade is insane:

 

 

 

if i were a celebrity attending, i would've went in something like this, but a little more elevated since it's the met gala, it's shocking that nobody took inspiration from these looks because they're amazing

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honestly I feel like maybe these 90s chanel runaway looks were too much of an obvious choice and that's why almost no one showed up in them?

dula peep did but she looked boring af even tho the dress is really pretty so in the end I feel like karma worked its way through and it's probably what karl deserves  

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The way no one fucking served except maybe lil nas x and Doja’s whoville prosthetics…boring theme, boring looks.

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iconic

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2 hours ago, prettywhenimhigh said:

honestly I feel like maybe these 90s chanel runaway looks were too much of an obvious choice and that's why almost no one showed up in them?

dula peep did but she looked boring af even tho the dress is really pretty so in the end I feel like karma worked its way through and it's probably what karl deserves  

Dua looked terrible in that dress though- we’ve had the same lighting for a few years now but guests insist on wearing white and which just makes people like Dua look extremely washed out- it just didn’t fit right on her at all.

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I think she slayed.

 

 

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tbh haven’t read most of this thread but i saw a few people on the first few pages talk about how the met gala is stupid and elitist or whatever so i would suggest reading this like, 4 tweet thread. 

 

we have to deal with rich people anyways so might as well let them use their money to fund the preservation of art while also looking cunty 

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3 hours ago, evalionisameme said:

Exactly- the theme wasn’t boring- nobody cared to do any research  Karl’s 90s decade was great and he employed the best designers- Chanel from 2000 onward though is just very matronly.

the thing is… i feel like if they all showed up in 90s chanel THAT would be a lack of research, because those are the looks that everyone knows and automatically thinks of. I’m sure these celebrities and designers did FAR more research (and simply have far more knowledge on the man) than most of us judging their looks

 

i enjoy that there was a bit of homage to that (dua, keke palmer, anne hathaway, jenna ortega, just to name a few) but also a lot of other aspects of karl’s career throughout the decades, even if it was… his cat 

 

heres a great thread that goes through his career and his designs throughout the years, i’m sure with a quick scroll through it, you can easily pinpoint “oh, that’s where that person on the carpet got their inspo!”

 

(also no i don’t like karl but it would be incorrect to dismiss his impact on fashion)

 

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17 hours ago, fl0r1dakil0s said:

Suki and robert.. not rly understanding her outfit, did she think the theme was Coachella 2014

 

i love suki and i thought the look was super cute, but definitely off-theme

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14 minutes ago, brandon said:

tbh haven’t read most of this thread but i saw a few people talk about how the met gala is stupid and elitist or whatever so i would suggest reading this like, 4 tweet thread. 

 

we have to deal with rich people anyways so might as well let them use their money to fund the preservation of art while also looking cunty 

 

although the world has many issues which could be considered objectively more important, fashion is a huge staple of culture, history, and art, it's okay to value it and want to care for it's history, we honestly need to normalize letting people care about things even if they aren't objectively the most "important" compared to other things

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17 hours ago, fl0r1dakil0s said:

Suki and robert.. not rly understanding her outfit, did she think the theme was Coachella 2014

 

pretty sure the inspo was something like the picture on the left!

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3 hours ago, evalionisameme said:

Exactly- the theme wasn’t boring- nobody cared to do any research  Karl’s 90s decade was great and he employed the best designers- Chanel from 2000 onward though is just very matronly.

not intending to sound ignorant, but the guy died 4 years ago. it seems strange to have a remembrance themed party years after that fact, lmao

 

 

and honestly it looks like plenty of celebrities didn't do their research either 

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32 minutes ago, brandon said:

the thing is… i feel like if they all showed up in 90s chanel THAT would be a lack of research, because those are the looks that everyone knows and automatically thinks of. I’m sure these celebrities and designers did FAR more research (and simply have far more knowledge on the man) than most of us judging their looks

 

i enjoy that there was a bit of homage to that (dua, keke palmer, anne hathaway, jenna ortega, just to name a few) but also a lot of other aspects of karl’s career throughout the decades, even if it was… his cat 

 

heres a great thread that goes through his career and his designs throughout the years, i’m sure with a quick scroll through it, you can easily pinpoint “oh, that’s where that person on the carpet got their inspo!”

 

(also no i don’t like karl but it would be incorrect to dismiss his impact on fashion)

 

I gauge what you mean but some of these subtle references just weren’t very interesting- Doja was doing a cat in a Chanel like bodice which while interesting in theory just looked boring tbh.

Obviously he has worked with several companies but Chanel is what his most noteworthy achievement is 

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My favorites of the night were Anne Hathaway, Anok Yai, Halle Bailey, Dua Lipa, and Billie Eilish  I also loved Jenna Ortega's look. The theme was a bit blah, but I was actually pleasantly surprised by this year's Met Gala, it was actually really difficult to pick a top five looks for me

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1 hour ago, taco truck said:

i love suki and i thought the look was super cute, but definitely off-theme

I thought so too, but turns out this is a 2019 Fendi dress by Karl himself, so actually on-theme, just not very ''Chanel''. 

Best picture I could find:

Spoiler

 

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i dont like fart lagerfeld but this gala went better than what i had in mind

NEXT we want a vivienne westwood or a thierry mugler themed gala