From Madonna To Priyanka Chopra, All The Weirdest Dress From Met Gala Red Carpet Of All Time
Mina Muzumdar |May 06, 2019
From American singer Rihanna's 'omelette' dress to supermodel Kendall Jenner's almost naked outfit or Priyanka long-trail gown, here are not the worst but the craziest dress at Met Gala carpet of all time.
Met Gala, often being called "the Oscars of Fashion', is an annual fundraising event where A-listed celebrities create unforgettable fashion moments in the red carpet. Before Met Gala 2019, here are not the worst but all the weirdest look that will make your jaw-dropping from Met Gala of all time.
Cher, Met Gala 1974
Legend singer Cher is one of the most influential people in the fashion industry until today. Her sheer dress embellished with sequin and white feather which challenged the rigid Hollywood dress code at that time but inspired people with her fashion even decade after.
Rihanna, Met Gala 2015
Rihanna long-trail gown which often referred to the "omellete" dress inspired by Ming Vase become the most sought-after moment at Met Gala 2015. Her "pizza" dress also inspired the Internet with a lot of hilarious jokes. The dress required one year and eight months to complete and weighed 55 Ibs helped Rihanna turned all the spotlight from Met Gala 2015.
Madonna, Met Gala 2016
Madonna defied fashion norms when she stepped out onto the Met Gala red carpet in 2016 with one of the weirdest costumes. Her black bodycon dress with creative and crazy cut-out was boundary-pushing in all the right way.
Talking about her outfit, the Queen of Pop said: "When it comes to women's rights we are still in the dark ages. My dress at the Met Ball was a political statement as well as a fashion statement. The fact that people actually believe a woman is not allowed to express her sexuality and be adventurous past a certain age is a proof that we still live in an age-ist and sexist society."
Marc Jacobs, Met Gala 2012
Marc Jacobs made history in the fashion event in 2012 and created an Internet frenzy when he wore a lace and sheer "skirt" to the global event. His eye-catching see-through black shirt was mixed with a white boxer made everyone questioned about the boundary in fashion.
Lady Gaga, Met Gala 2016
Being famous for her bizarre style, this bodycon suit considered as the most usual outfit of Lady Gaga. But what turned every head at Met Gala 2016 was her 20-centimeter high platform boots.
Kendall Jenner, Met Gala 2017
The young model made so many hearts fluttered with her long line of sultry sheer, a high-slit gown which exposes all of her curves in Met Gala 2017. Only Kendall Jenner with major confidence can wear that high-slit dress without undergarments underneath to the red carpet.
Donatella Versace, Met Gala 1999
Before Jennifer Lopez, this iconic jungle print 'down-to-there' was created by Donatella Versace and worn to Met Gala 1999. Versace donned thigh-high slit chiffon frocks to Met Gala under the theme of 'Rock Style'.
Katy Perry, Met Gala 2017
Under the theme of Comme des Garcon, a Japanese high fashion brand, Katy Perry graced the red carpet in 2017 with a red dress inspired by Japan culture. Adding to her mysterious look, Katy Perry accessorized her dress with a red veil which only made people associate with a bloody bride.
Priyanka Chopra, Met Gala 2017
Priyanka Chopra brought drama to Met Gala not only with her long-trail dress but also her love story with Nick Jonas. The Bollywood star, however, managed to steal the thunder with her drop-dead gorgeous.
Cardi B, Met Gala 2018
Trouble rap queen Cardi B surely in the list with her craziness style of fashion. Came to Met Gala 2018 (themed "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic"), the rapper marked her first Met Gala with a very Cinderella-esque look for the night from Moschino brand.
Sarah Jessica Parker, Met Gala 2015
Sex in the city star Sarah Jessica Parker perfectly portrayed Met Gala 2015's "China Through The Looking Glass" theme with her black long trail dress. Nevertheless, her outfit still sparked a million hilarious memes on the internet.
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