Met Gala 2024: Barry Keoghan and Sabrina Carpenter

Posted on May 07, 2024

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Everyone’s favorite Millennial/Gen Z crossover couple made it official on the Met Gala red carpet, although you’d never know it by their choices of outfit.

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She looks like a slightly flashier than normal socialite and he looks like he works in a Christmas village.

 

Sabrina Carpenter in Oscar de la Renta
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We are genuinely surprised by how basic this is. She’s so good at wielding a specific image and she’s been riding it all the way to pop superstardom, but this feels surprisingly timid. It’s a so-so design, the cloud effect is gimmicky and her styling is chronically basic.

 

Barry Keoghan in Burberry
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He opted to take the theme of the evening in the most literal way possible: by dressing up as one of the characters in the short story “The Garden of Time,” from which the gala took its theme this year. It’s a story about aristocrats facing extinction and decay and while it was chosen as an accompaniment to the exhibit’s “Sleeping Beauties” theme regarding decaying fashion, absolutely no one in attendance – with the exception of Lana Del Rey – understood the reference. Dressing up as a character for the Met Gala is…we’re just going to have to say it and risk sounding prissy: unsophisticated. Some people mistake the Costume Institute setting for a reason to dress in literal costumes, but it’s about celebrating fashion design. We can appreciate how well-executed all of it is, but he still looks a little silly to our eyes. It’s the Met Gala, not Halloween.

 

Style Credits:
Sabrina Carpenter: Custom Oscar de la Renta Bustier Gown with Hand-painted Bouffant Skirt
Styled by Jason Bolden | Hair by Scott King | Makeup by Carolina Gonzalez
Barry Keoghan: Burberry Velvet Jacket, Vest and Pants

 

[Photo Credit: PA Images/INSTARimages, Kevin Mazur/MG24/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue, Michael Stewart/INSTARimages.com]

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