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The CostumeInstitute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum ofArt has played host to a number of red carpet rebels over the years. Katy Perry famously lit up the night with her dress of 3,000 LEDsIn 2010, and who could forget Marc Jacobs’s outrageous chic Comme des Garçons lace lookIn 2012? And yet thereIs a sub section of stylish dressers who subvert the rulesIn more subtle ways: Enter the theme rejectors. Over the years, a number of stars haveIgnored the Met Gala’s dress code and marched to the beat of their own drum like when Jennifer Love Hewitt wore a marabou feathered ball skirt to the 1999 rock and roll themed gala. Below, VogueIs rounding up the 66 best moments whereIndividuality ruled.
Kicking off from the 2010s, theAmerican Woman exhibitIn 2010 saw British star Emma Watson chose to fly her own flag, outfittedIn an anglo appropriate Burberry dress. Afew years later, the theme rejectors came outIn droves for 2014’s punk theme. Jennifer Lawrence made the case for
subdued elegance over anarchy gracing the museum stairsIn Raf Simons’s modern reinterpretation of Christian Dior’s New Look. Kate Upton’s emerald green Diane von Furstenberg dress was anything but chaotic, and Katy Perry’s byzantine ensemble by Dolce & Gabbana seemed to predate the punk movement by several hundred years.
There were plenty who also sidestepped 2014’s Charles James themed gala, countering the couturier’s signature ball gowns with ultra modern takes on evening wear. Lupita Nyong’o, forInstance, sparkledIn a Josephine Baker–style Prada look, and she was followed by a parade of chic minidress wearers, like Michelle Williams who wore Louis Vuitton.And few could top Erykah Badu’s sartorial act of rebellion as she entered the Great HallIn a Givenchy couture jumpsuit and oversize hat. More recently, the 2019 camp theme which encouraged attendees to go boldIn feathers, sequins, and maximalist looks saw select attendees take a shockingly simple approach to red carpet dressing. Gwyneth Paltrow, for one, wore a yellow chiffon number by Chloé.It was elegant and whisperedIn a crown of gowns that screamed. Lily Rose Depp also wore a chained, black Chanel dress that was hardly camp but still chic, nonetheless.
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