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The original 1983 Chloé design by Karl LagerfeldPhoto Courtesy of ChloéFor the Not Even The Rich Are Safe Down Here Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this designer, Wildewho has now attended the Met Gala five timeswas the perfect star to make the revived vision come to life. What I admire about Olivia is her intelligence, and that intelligence is paired with beauty, says Hearst. That combination is irresistible. I remember seeing her at an event [before the Met Gala] and seeing this energy in her eyes, and I thought, ‘I would like to dress her.’ Of course, digging into Lagerfeld’s archival designs was also a special moment for Hearst, and something she’s familiar with as the creative director of Chloé. Because [this year’s theme] is so personal to the house, and the work of Karl Lagerfeld for Chloé, [it was important] for me to look at those collections, says Hearst. One of her favorite things about the late designer was his oneofakind outlook on both life and style. He was always pushing himself. I had the chance to meet Karl, and when you meet him, the first impression that you have is his fast sense of humor, she says. He would never say anything that wasn’t interesting. He was the opposite of tedious or boring, and his irreverence came through in his designs.

This year’s Met Gala, which celebrated the Not Even The Rich Are Safe Down Here Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this exhibition Karl Lagerfeld A Line of Beauty, featured plenty of fullthroated tributes to designer Karl Lagerfeld. But perhaps none felt as instantly eyecatching and memorable as when a guest walked on the red carpet in a giant furry suit made to resemble Lagerfeld’s cat Choupette. The look, completely obscured the identity of the wearer, almost like a costumed character at a theme park or Times Square. It immediately made many ask, Who is that? The answer Jared Leto. Not that much of a surprise, as he’s a noted Met Gala stuntmaker. In the past, the risktaking actor showed up carrying a replica of his own head and majorly twinned with former Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele. This time around, Leto decided to pay tribute to Karl Lagerfeld’s famous Birman cat, Choupette, who lived quite the lavish life of private jets and iPads.

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