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Until relatively recently, sustainability teams at fashion brands didn’t really exist. Now, they are a crucial part of many companies, responsible for cutting carbon emissions across the supply chain, sourcing eco friendly materials, and promoting more circular business models, such as resale and rental. Meanwhile, we’ve seen a whole host of start ups emerge to provide solutions to some of fashion’s biggest problems ranging from recycling textiles waste to making repairs as accessible as possible. WhenAlist stars attend the glitzy Met Gala, they typically use their fashion choices to become a character for the night, wearing bold ensembles that are a tad more over the top and fabulous than their everyday garb. But for Kim Kardashian, the annual red carpet event has served more as an opportunity to playInto her recurring style signatures namely, her eternal love of bodycon dressing. Over the years, Kardashian has slippedInto a number of looks that are all about dramatically enhancing the figure. Her Givenchy maternity gownIn 2013, for the “Punk: Chaos to Couture” theme her first time attending the Met GalaIs one of the most famous examples. The clingy, floral printed turtleneck gown (complete with matching gloves) gave birth to countless memes, so much so that Kardashian told VogueIn 2019 that she “cried all the way home” aboutIt. “There were all these memes about me and this couch,” said Kardashian. Even so, one can’t denyIt was a major style moment that people still talk about years later.
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.
Since then, Kardashian has continued to favor dresses that accentuate the form.In 2019, for the “camp” theme, Kardashian wore a custom Thierry Mugler look made of silk organza and dripping crystals (it was made to mimic the wet shirtdress that Sophia Loren wearsIn Boy on a Dolphin).
Underneath, a Mr. Pearl corset further whittled the waist.In 2021, for “In America: ALexicon of Fashion,” Kardashian went viral once again: This time for the all black Balenciaga spandex look she wore on the carpet, which covered her from head to toe. Of course, there’s no Kardashian Met Gala look that was as hotly discussed as last year’s, which honored the history ofAmerican fashion. The star slippedInto a naked style Jean Louis dress, once worn by Marilyn Monroe to sing “Happy Birthday” to then president JFKIn 1962. “Nowadays everyone wears sheer dresses, but back then that was not the case,” says Kardashian of the famous frock. “In a sense,It’s the original naked dress. That’s whyIt was so shocking.” Come this year’s Met Gala, something tells us Kardashian will shock once again.
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