Cardi B walked the red carpet at the Met Gala in a down gown by Chinese designer Chen Peng.
The black camellia flowers with dreamlike feeling are attached to the skirt, and the camellia down jacket is an important highlight. It is formed by 600 cuts and has been handmade for more than 300 hours, with unique designer's ingenuity.
The top is Karl Largerfeld's classic white shirt and tie look, with a white pearl diamond corset.
Marion Cotillard wore the BAFTA gown she won in 2008 for her role in La Vie en Rose, but she wore it again in honor of her former star and confidant.
Also choosing Chanel classic vintage appearance, Naomi Campbell, wearing Chanel Spring/Summer 2010 Haute couture, looked like a goddess on the red carpet.
Rihanna, the only guest who was allowed to be late by Anna Wintour, showed up late again this year, wearing a white Valentino dress with a train. When she first appeared, creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli created a cape of 30 giant camellia flowers for her, which wrapped her tightly, revealing only a pair of false mascara sunglasses was a novelty and eye-catching, and paid tribute to the Chanel bride with a very strong shape.
On the red carpet, the cape was unwrapped and turned into an elegant cape, revealing camellia earrings and a pearl necklace around the neck, and a white camellia flower was also embellished on the chest, which matched the ultra-long train of the dress, showing the ultimate romance.
A$AP Rocky paid tribute to Karl's final look, and the two made a good match.
Ahead of the gala dinner, American VOGUE was the first to give us a surprise preview with a group cover shot by Annie Leibovitz.
The cover features ten supermodels, ten looks and a cat, representing important stages in Karl's design career, making the May issue of American VOGUE especially special in conjunction with the Met Gala theme.
To echo the theme of this year's Met Gala, VOGUE has invited 10 designers, including Pierpaolo Piccioli, Thom Browne, Donatella Versace and John Galliano, to feature Karl Lagerfeld on the cover. He created ten covers in tribute to Karl and was invited to share with us the important role Karl played in their development as an internationally renowned designer.
Under the interpretation of ten supermodels, in the newly renovated Grand Palais in Paris, together to continue the legend of the emperor of fashion into the future.
Anna Wintour, a longtime friend of Karl Lagerfeld, recorded the "Life in Looks" Met Gala special for the theme.
Take a look at some of Karl's iconic photos from VOGUE and reminisce about some of his most memorable fashion moments.
From Karl's first collection for Chanel in 1984, when he went from being questioned to delivering a perfect season, to Annie Leibovitz's photo of Karl at work near the end of his life, when he was still happy to subside himself in a desk full of books and drawings. More than 30 years have passed, but Karl's legacy will live on.
In tribute to Karl Lagerfeld, the exhibition "Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty" will trace the evolution of Karl's design through nearly 150 exhibits, through Karl's precious manuscripts, classic works, a glimpse of the legendary career of the master, explore the extraordinary transformation of the fashion emperor's career path.
The exhibition spans his career as creative director of brands such as Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel and Fendi, showcasing Karl's passion for design and a detailed look back at Karl's 65-year career, paying tribute to a legend who has dedicated his life to the fashion industry.
Karl Lagerfeld once said, "We exist between yesterday and tomorrow. Fashion can move from the old world to the new. Change is interesting.
At the Met Gala, we saw that his legacy to the fashion world is still flowing and shining.
In its own way, the Met Gala commemorates this top artist, presenting the sound of a great era after the end.
