London X City, an online magazine focused on all things London and other things as well, has announced that they have posted their latest article. This article reports on all the hottest and worst looks of the 2018 Met Gala. Additionally, it reveals the history of the Met Gala Ball and why it is so exclusive.
Chloe from London X City says: "The yearly Met Gala Ball is like the Oscars of fashion. This is the place to be if you care about what people are wearing. Unfortunately for most, however, it is incredibly exclusive and most of us will only be able to see photographs. We were lucky enough to be there this year, and what a night it was."
The Met Gala has a philanthropic background. It was first hosted in 1948 by Eleanor Lambert, who believed that the 'high society' in New York should donate more to the needy. Since then, it has become a staple day in the yearly calendar of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, with the day coinciding each year with the launch of a new exhibition. The theme of the exhibition is also the theme of the gala ball. Chloe explains: "This year, the theme was Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination. Seeing how people included this theme in their fashion was absolutely fascinating." People are encouraged to read more about the Met Gala and what it stands for through the London X City magazine.
The Met Gala Ball, which took place on May 7, 2018, saw many celebrities grace the red carpet. The global press descended on New York and statements have been made about the best and worst dressed celebrities in attendance. It seems, however, that some consensus has now been reached with most people agreeing that the best dressed celebrity was Solange, who arrived in a futuristic black outfit. That said, Rihanna, who attended in a pope-inspired costume, complete with headdress, also drew a lot of attention. Worst dressed, according to London X City and many other fashion bloggers, was Kim Kardashian, who attempted to dress herself as the Holy Grail.
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