This year's edition of the Met Gala has left memorable outfits this Monday night. In a heartfelt tribute to the work of the late couturier Karl Lagerfeld, the New York museum's steps have been filled with haute couture designs that ooze elegance, romance and sophistication, just as the Kaiser of fashion once did.
All beauty and distinction, as the German designer who was in charge of the Chanel house for decades liked, very present in this prelude to the gala. Among the most spectacular dresses of the evening, the bets of celebrities such as Penélope Cruz have undoubtedly stood out, who in addition to putting the Spanish accent on the gala, has posed dazzlingly with a white design with a veil included.
Celebrities close to the designer, such as Naomi Campbell, have taken the task of honoring Lagerfeld's memory and career very seriously. With a satin sari-shaped dress and a silver beaded bodice, the model has been postulated as one of the best dressed of this edition.
The nod in this case is the similarity of the Campbell piece with one of the most iconic dresses that Lagerfeld designed for this same gala. In 2011, the couturier dressed actress Blake Lively in a similar sari over a sheer, corseted body.
Gisele Bündchen, another figure on the catwalks very close to the designer, has captured all eyes with her spectacular feathered cape.
Like an elegant swan spreading its wings, the model has removed her cape to reveal her white dress with beading and transparencies.
Always right in her stylistic choices for the red carpet, Nicole Kidman has also opted for feathers. In her case, it was a powdery pink design with large bows on the shoulders as a tail.
As a spectacular design, the bet of the Anok Yai model has undoubtedly triumphed. The mannequin shone with a gold and silver armor design, with fringes and sequins on the cascading skirt.
Sydney Sweeney, always highly anticipated at this type of event, has managed to overcome the dress code imposed by Anna Wintour with a draped mermaid-cut dress studded with gold beading.
