Gala Resources
Fashion’s biggest night of the year, The Metropolitan Museum’s Costume Institute Gala, marked the opening of the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty exhibit with a fete that embodied the late designer’s penchant for theatrics.
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McQueen-loyalists Daphne Guinness, Sarah Jessica Parker and Coco Rocha were just a few of the guests that paid tribute to the designer by wearing gowns from the label’s archives and by McQueen’s successor—and Kate Middleton’s wedding dress designer—Sarah Burton, who made her first appearance since the royal wedding. And in the mix of McQueen signatures—endless trains, plumage and fancy hats—were an eclectic mix of wearable spring trends. Here’s our top four. —Angela Velasquez
Short & Sweet
Starlets rocked frocks that showed off bold shoes. |
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1. A profoundly tender, passionate affection for another
2. Enamored of
3. To need
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Daphne Guinness in Alexander McQueen, Hailee Steinfeld and
Miranda Kerr wearing Nicholas Kirkwood shoes.
In Print
Museum-quality prints offset sleek and simple shoes. |
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Viktor & Rolf designers, Kirsten Dunst in Chanel Haute Couture,
a collection of Marni.
Color Picture
Designers have a (b)right idea for spring. |
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Brooklyn Decker in Michael Kors, Eva Mendes,
Ginnifer Goodwin wearing Aperlai stilettos.
Champagne Toast
A hint of glitter and lace ups the neutral’s glam factor. |
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Taylor Swift, Gwyneth Paltrow,
Kate Hudson wearing Casadei slingbacks.
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