Details on the Craziest 2019 Met Gala Looks - E! NEWS |
- Details on the Craziest 2019 Met Gala Looks - E! NEWS
- Now you can buy pre-loved wedding dresses online - Gulf Today
- Meghan Markle Wears a White Dress for First Photos with the Royal Baby - HarpersBAZAAR.com
| Details on the Craziest 2019 Met Gala Looks - E! NEWS Posted: 06 May 2019 08:52 PM PDT  Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue The 2019 Met Gala was nothing short of impressive. Lady Gaga set the bar high when she arrived in a bright pink Brandon Maxwell parachute dress that required five people to hold it. As the minutes progressed, the "Shallow" singer had costume change after costume change after costume change. She stripped from the parachute dress to a strapless black dress that then turned into a form-fitting pink dress. Her final look was a glittery black bra and underwear that she paired with fishnets and platform combat boots. Now that is one Met Gala look we will certainly never forget. Cardi B also stopped the show when she showed up in a red Thom Browne gown with a train that, according to Vogue, extended for about 10 feet. Her look this evening evoked similar memes and reactions to Rihanna's yellow gown that she wore in 2015. There were a slew of best dressed celebrities as well as a few over-the-top and outrageous outfits. But it's called the Super Bowl of fashion for a reason, right? Celebrities such as Jared Leto, Cardi, Katie Holmes and Céline Dionreally went the extra mile with their outfits. Their looks were more than just extravagant dresses or suits. The beauty and subtleties are in the details. Take a look at the photos below to learn some more about some of the most jaw-dropping looks of the night.  Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue Jared LetoJared Leto has the time of his life with his fake severed head on the red carpet that he pairs with his red Gucci look. Leto's head is a throwback to Gucci's decision to also bring the same accessory down the runway at the Autumn/Winter 2018 show. Gucci's replica heads for the runway reportedly took about six months to make and required 3-D scans and other high-tech actions.  Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue Lady GagaGaga's Brandon Maxwell dress has a 25-foot train and her ensembles got shorter and more form-fitting as the moments went on. According to Vogue, her false lashes are designed by her makeup artist Sarah Tanno, who "cut razor-sharp splices of gold leaf, sculpting them into voluminous, five-inch-long lashes that fanned out towards to the outer eyes to cat-eye effect." The Oscar winner wears nearly $2 million worth of jewelry as well.  Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue Cardi BThe "Bodak Yellow" singer arrives in a custom Thom Browne gown with a 10-foot train. Vogue reports that the dress is made of tulle and silk organza and it gets it fluffy look from its down filling. Cardi's dress, which people likened to Rihanna's yellow 2015 look, is covered with 30,000 burned and dyed feathers. Vogue reports it took 35 people and over 2,000 hours to create. Article continues below  David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock Katy PerryKaty Perry brightens up the red carpet in her Moschino by Jeremy Scott chandelier look. She wears a Swarovski chandelier cage over her strapless dress that is also covered in Swarovski crystals.  Kevin Tachman/MG19/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue Katy Perry...AgainAnyone hungry at the Met Gala? Katy Perry has those cravings covered in her Moschino hamburger outfit. She's even wearing matching hamburger shoes from her Katy Perry Collection. Nothing says "camp" quite like a cookout!  Neilson Barnard/Getty Images Celine DionCeline Dion draws inspiration from the Ziegfeld Follies with this silver look. Her Oscar de la Renta dress is comprised of 22 panels that was hand-beaded by 52 master embroiderers. It took over 3,000 hours to create and weighs a staggering 22 pounds. Article continues below  Neilson Barnard/Getty Images Katie HolmesThe Dawson's Creek star stuns in a purple custom Zac Posen gown. It is made of Accura 5530 plastic and printed on a stereolithography (SLA) machine. The print and embroidery took over 160 hours to finish.  Theo Wargo/WireImage Billy PorterAll hail the king! The Pose star arrives in an unforgettable manner as he's carried on a litter by six shirtless men in gold pants and shoes. Vogue reports that Porter's one-piece suit has 10-foot wings and a 24-karat gold headpiece. One of the designers, David Blond of The Blonds, told Vogue, "In all, Billy will be wearing well over a million crystals, beads, and chain!" This was Porter's first Met Gala, and it's safe to say he'll be a staple at the event for years to come.  Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue Priyanka Chopra & Nick JonasThe Jonas Brothers band member looks classic in a white double-breasted suit with a silver shirt. He pairs the white look with Marli New York diamond ear cuffs as well as a Djula diamond star ring, L'Dezen by Payal Shah bracelet and a Borgiono diamond ear cuff. All in all (minus his watch), he's wearing about 25 carats of diamonds worth about $100,000. Article continues below  Theo Wargo/WireImage Shawn Mendes & Jared LetoJared Leto shares a laugh with Shawn Mendes after throwing the singer his head. No overly outrageous details here, just the situation itself. Check out the rest of the 2019 Met Gala red carpet fashion here.  |
| Now you can buy pre-loved wedding dresses online - Gulf Today Posted: 07 May 2019 12:58 AM PDT  Eva Hachem, founder of Dress Come True. Manjula Ramakrishnan A picture-perfect wedding is all about nailing the right dream dress. But quite often this exercise turns out to be stressful and expensive. Dubai based start-up www.DressComeTrue.com is an online marketplace that connects brides-to-be with other newly-weds who are looking to pass on their glamorous outfits to make another bride look her best on her wedding day. Founded by Lebanese Swiss expatriate couple Eva Hachem and Andy Werner, after Eva experienced her own struggles in finding her dream wedding gown, Dress Come True is her effort to help other brides enjoy their special day as much as she loved hers. How did Dress Come True come into existence? We got married in Dubai in 2016 and I found it a huge struggle finding my dream dress, despite visiting several boutiques across the country. Prices too were unreasonable; even renting a dress proved to be prohibitively expensive. Clearly the indication was that I had to either compromise on the style or the price. After the wedding, I tried to sell the dress, talking to boutiques, brides and industry leaders to find out how to go about this. With very little information available, I realised there was a need for a dedicated marketplace for pre-loved wedding dresses. And so we thought of an online marketplace that will help brides-to-be get their dream dress at a reasonable price and for brides who are finished with the wedding to sell their dress. We gathered that nowhere in the Middle East do we have such a facility. Dress Come True fills this gap and we tailored our business model to connect buyers and sellers of wedding dresses across the world. How did you turn this concept into reality? From the beginning we wanted to connect both sellers and buyers while tailoring our services to the Middle East. Brides can easily list their dress for a small one-time fee and choose a service level that meets their needs, ensuring ease and security from start to finish. With this connect established, not only will they enjoy a stress-free selling experience, but also help a new bride-to-be create her own magical memories. What services are offered by you? Dress Come True is an online marketplace where buyers and sellers of new, sample and pre-loved wedding dresses, evening wear and wedding accessories can connect with one another. We also offer a Concierge Service for sellers of wedding dress, whereby we handle everything on their behalf, offering convenience and saving time. We also take responsibility for international shipment. How early does the planning start for choosing a wedding dress? Some brides start thinking and looking for their dream dress months in advance, while others leave it to the last month. It is important that the last fitting / the trial of the dress must take place as close to the wedding day as possible, taking into consideration any weight fluctuations of the bride as well as adjusting the height of the dress to the shoes she would have selected by then. What are the common criteria that women adopt in choosing a dress? The factors every woman considers are the silhouette, designer, fabric, colour and price, to mention the most important. Some dream of a fairy tale ball gown dress, while others prefer a more fitted silhouette. We have created a guide to familiarise brides with the most common silhouettes. Some have a certain designer in mind; many others are limited by a certain budget and look within that price range. How do you work with your clients in choosing the right one for them? When designing our website, we created it in a way that the most important information about the dress is available. Brides can then filter for designer, price, size, silhouette, location and similar. We encourage the brides to get in touch with the seller directly to get complete information. Our designs feature different fabrics and also have wedding accessories such as shoes, veils and tiaras for further embellishments, hence the sheer variety helps our clients choose right. How has the response been and what is your future plan? Brides are happy to know there is such a dedicated marketplace. Dress Come True features dresses that are chosen by the most stylish brides in the region, which are very likely to be chosen and cherished again. After launching our business in the UAE, we plan to connect brides across the Middle East and soon plan to expand into evening gowns.
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| Meghan Markle Wears a White Dress for First Photos with the Royal Baby - HarpersBAZAAR.com Posted: 08 May 2019 04:40 AM PDT Meghan Markle is back in the royal spotlight, and this time she's brought her royal baby with her. The new mother made her family debut with Prince Harry and their son, who was born on Monday, for a photo call at Windsor Castle today. The Duchess of Sussex was beaming with her husband and bundle of joy, and while we couldn't keep our eyes off of her and the duke's newest addition, we also couldn't help (as always) but notice her flawless royal style. Meghan wore a sleeveless white Grace Wales Bonner dress with button details and a belt at the waist.  Dominic LipinskiPA Images The duchess's exact dress doesn't seem to be available to shop online, but you can cop similar neutral looks from the British-based designer below. Shop More Looks from Wales Bonner   Eagle-eyed royal fans have also identified Meghan's shoes to be Manolo Blahnik BB suede pumps and her necklace as a dainty gold and turquoise design by Jennifer Meyer. She also wore diamond stud earrings to finish off the fresh ensemble.   The last time we saw Meghan in public, she was in a black coat, dress, and her favorite Aquazzura heels. She and Harry paid a surprise visit to New Zealand House in London to honor the victims of the Christchurch shootings back in March.  Karwai TangGetty Images Before that, her last official appearance was at Commonwealth Day services with other members of the royal family. At the time, she wore a cream Victoria Beckham dress and nurse-like hat to Westminster Abbey. Although she's technically been on maternity leave since then, she's also been working behind the scenes, taking private meetings with her patronages. Meghan gave birth to her first child with Harry early in the morning on Monday, May 6. She and her husband announced the news on Instagram (under their @sussexroyal account), saying, "We are pleased to announce that Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Sussex welcomed their firstborn child in the early morning on May 6th, 2019. Their Royal Highnesses' son weighs 7lbs. 3oz." This post has been updated.  |
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