The stars of music, sports, fashion, socials, literature, business, movies ext ext have been present Monday 13 of September at Met Gala 2021, New York, Fifth Avenue.
After two years, due pandemic, The Metropolitan Museum of Art opened the gates to very important people worldwide.
Super special clothes in a “cold war” among international designers. From sobriety to excess for an appearance to be flaunted and demonstrated: the celebrities inside have interpreted the theme of “American Independence” with varying degrees of literalism and between extravagance and classic.
The Met carpet was a kaleidoscope among colors (blue, red, gold, black, white for example), nails, hairs, bags, puppets, faces and many more.
As funny form of protest or better provocation, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wore a white gown emblazoned with a fiery statement: “Tax the Rich”.
With the Gala, at the same time at Met on show the exhibition “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion”, from September 18, 2021 to September 5, 2022.
Outside this special world, a crowd of protesters gathered on a blocked-off Fifty Avenue to rally for racial justice, but the topics were inside the Museum.
In the end … enjoy the people, from Met, in the photo gallery below.
by Alain Chivilò
After two years, due pandemic, The Metropolitan Museum of Art opened the gates to very important people worldwide.
Super special clothes in a “cold war” among international designers. From sobriety to excess for an appearance to be flaunted and demonstrated: the celebrities inside have interpreted the theme of “American Independence” with varying degrees of literalism and between extravagance and classic.
The Met carpet was a kaleidoscope among colors (blue, red, gold, black, white for example), nails, hairs, bags, puppets, faces and many more.
As funny form of protest or better provocation, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wore a white gown emblazoned with a fiery statement: “Tax the Rich”.
With the Gala, at the same time at Met on show the exhibition “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion”, from September 18, 2021 to September 5, 2022.
Outside this special world, a crowd of protesters gathered on a blocked-off Fifty Avenue to rally for racial justice, but the topics were inside the Museum.
In the end … enjoy the people, from Met, in the photo gallery below.
by Alain Chivilò
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