Colorful and extravagant: These were the best and worst dresses of the MET Gala 2021
After months of waiting, celebrities brought out their most original and authentic side at the MET Gala 2021.
The most anticipated event of the year took place in New York City and featured stars like Justin Bieber, Billie Eilish, Kim Kardashian, Kylie Jenner and Donatella Versace.
With the theme "In America: Lexico of fashion" actors, singers and influencers joined the extravagance and surprised everyone with their unexpected looks.
Although some returned to shine and received the praise of the critics, others did not go unnoticed in the best way. They even received showers of memes on social networks.
At Caraota Digital we review some of the most striking outfits left by the fashion carpet.
MET GALA 2021: THE BEST AND WORST DRESSES
As in other events, the ceremony had to limit its capacity of attendees to 450 people.
On this occasion, celebrities such as Maisie Williams, Billie Eilish, Donatella Versace, Gigi Hadid, Emily Blunt and Alicia Keys appeared as the best dressed of the night.
The Game of Thrones star wore a punk-style outfit in black, accompanied by a futuristic hairstyle and eyebrows made up in the same skin tone.
For her part, Eilish shone in a classic long Oscar de la Renta peach dress in the style of Marilyn Monroe.
The sister of the remembered Versace showed that when it comes to fashion she is still the queen and surprised everyone with an elegant white dress.
The tone was shared by other celebrities such as Alicia Keys, Kylie Jenner and Emily Blunt who played it safe with bright and neutral dresses.
On the other hand, some styles gave a lot to talk about and questioned the good taste of the artists.
Kim Kardashian became the trend of the night, when she appeared on the stairs of the Met with a completely black Balenciaga outfit, which covered her face.
The socialite was also contrasted by other interpreters such as J Balvin, Kim Petras and Irina Shayk, who disappointed the critics with their choices this year.
The Bronx diva divided opinions when she appeared wearing a long brown dress and a hat, which many on social networks even compared to that of the character Indiana Jones.
