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Tuesday, 7 May 2013

Met Ball 2013 Best Dressed

Arguably the most exciting event in the fashion calendar, the annual Met Ball is the fashion world's Oscars, and each year the sartorial bar is raised higher and higher. This year, the Costume Institute exhibition at New York's Metropolitan Museum pays tribute to the punk era, and so last night's theme was Punk: Chaos to Couture. Leather, studs and safety pins were all over the red carpet as revelers embraced the theme with aplomb, but overall the fashion tended to lean more towards couture.




As guests walked up the 154 feet staircase  - hardest task ever?! - to be welcomed by Anna Wintour, we were able to fully see the style on show, and there were plenty of hits and misses to discuss...
 met gala, 2013, met ball, sarah jessica parker, jennifer lawrence

My Best Dressed is undoubtedly more couture than chaos, and that's purely down to personal preference. Other looks from the evening can be found in galleries here, here and here, which should give you comprehensive coverage of the event!

ROONEY MARA
Givenchy Couture by Riccardo Tisci

 

CAREY MULLIGAN
Dress: Balenciaga / Jewellery: Tiffany & Co.


SIENNA MILLER
Burberry

met gala fashion, 2013, red carpet, met ball

EMMA WATSON
Prabal Gurun


ROSIE HUNTINGTON-WHITELEY
Gucci

 

CARA DELEVINGNE
Dress, Clutch, Heels: Burberry / Jewellery: Dominic Jones

Cara Delevingne in Burberry at Met Gala

KRISTEN STEWART
Stella McCartney


HAILEE STEINFELD
Dress: Donna Karan Atelier / Heels: Jimmy Choo / Jewellery: Eddie Borgo


DAKOTA FANNING
Rodarte

 

 

NINA DOBREV
Dress: Monique Lhuillier / Heels: Rupert Sanderson


LESLIE MANN
J. Mendel


EMILY BLUNT
Dress:  Carolina Herrera (in accordance with Livia Firth's Green Carpet Challenge) / Clutch: Jimmy Choo


OLIVIA WILDE
Calvin Klein Collection

Olivia Wilde in Calvin Klein Collection at Met Gala, met gala fashion, 2013, red carpet, met ball

ALEXA CHUNG
Erdem


[Images sourced from vogue.co.uk; graziadaily.co.uk; elleuk.com]

I think it's safe to say I'm all in favour of the theme, but much prefer it to be interpreted in a subtle and elegant manner, and I suppose you can't get more punk than that on an evening that calls for chaos and disorder...

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