Three unwritten Met Gala rules are consistent every year.
First, honor the theme with your look.
Second, don’t be safe with your ensemble.
Still, that did not stop some stars from making major fashion missteps.
While no one may have fallen down the Met steps, plenty of stars' looks still fell flat.
In reality, though, it was the Met Gala, and she was way underdressed.
The belt, thigh-high boots, and long hair also dressed it down quite a bit.
Alexandra Kopelman wore some 1970s wallpaper
This year’s theme aimed to honor natural elements.
Alexandra Kopelman’s multicolor Emilia Wickstead dress is a prime example of this.
The black ribbon and gold headpiece felt out of place.
Furthermore, the dress' color washed Daddario out, and the hair and makeup just accentuated this.
We would have loved to see her in a color that made her beauty pop a bit more.
Cole Escola looked like a ghostly bride
As a comedian, Cole Escola is often joking.
Even so, this look was too far on the bizarre side.
They should definitely keep the dog basket, though it’s just too cute.
This Valentino look was almost a brilliant execution of the theme.
While the poetry here is a hit, the fashion is a bit of a miss.
Josh O’Connor in… At the Met Gala?
Say it ain’t so!
Okay it’s not, but how dare Josh O’Connor scare us like that?
The footwear Croc or not just doesn’t work with the rest of this look.
As it stands, it’s a bit boring and incongruous.
What could be more boring than a beige suit?
Erivo’s two-piece Thom Browne ensemble certainly stuck to the theme.
She was covered in flower petals and other little elements of nature like bugs and leaves.
Unfortunately, this ensemble made it difficult to know where to look.
But, that wasn’t the biggest problem with this outfit.
The dress had outlines of what her body may look like underneath.
Alton Mason gave us a fashion overload
Alton Mason certainly knows a thing or two about fashion.
Yet, this custom Thom Browne ensemble just had way too many high fashion elements at once.
Yet, so many other elements were piled on top of it that it felt distracting.
The dress, itself, was busy, but it may have worked with different styling.
This dress needed simpler, sleeker styling to make it really work for the special occasion.
Seriously, how could she even stand in that corset?
We don’t wanna know, but in any event, she didn’t look comfortable.
