When it comes to the Met Gala, there’s those that go more traditional, those that take the theme into consideration, there’s some where you have no idea where their head was at while getting dressed and there’s those that really GO FOR IT. So let’s talk about those risk takers…
Any high highs or low lows from part one you care to hash out in the comments? You do what you gotta do…and let’s move onto part two.
At the beginning of each week, it seems our Instagram feeds are flooded with quotes about needing more coffee, some sort of motivational words to get you to Friday and / or just general bitching the weekend is over. So it’s nice to have a positive spin on a Monday (which we always do when it’s the first Monday in May!) And what’s more exciting than the MET GALA?! (Fashun on fashun on fashun). Given the fact that this year’s theme was Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between, you’d think the red carpet would be flooded with Comme but there wasn’t as much as you’d expect (not the easiest silhouettes to pull off so it’s understandable…although the Met Gala is really your one chance to go for it!) But the red carpet was indeed flooded with see through ensembles and top knots. So let’s see what we’re working with for this year’s Met Gala red carpet…
We only had one best dressed pick in part one…any chance we can find another in part two? Let’s find out!
I’m Jena Gambaccini and I’m [not] an actor…but I am a blogger. So let’s get to what bloggers do best — post countless photos of themselves on Instagram WRITE ABOUT STUFF. Today’s stuff is all about the SAG Awards red carpet. You ready?
