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Nina Dobrev & Missing the Met Gala | Hello Fashion | Kate Young

On this week’s episode, I head to New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and talk about the Met Ball, which usually takes place the first Monday in May. This year, it hasn’t happened yet—it may happen this fall—but to mark the annual occasion, I wanted to revisit several past Met Balls and talk about the fun fashion there. For me, the best part about the Met Ball is that it’s really all about the clothes. I highlight a few of my top moments that are obvious—like when Rihanna wore a greenish-yellow Chinese couture gown by Guo Pei that took two years to make, or when Lady Gaga did her whole “camp” routine with four outfit changes—as well as some less well-known favorites: I absolutely love what the model Karen Elson wears each year, and I think Lauren Santo Domingo and Tabitha Simmons also look extraordinary year after year. I love when “naked” dresses work, too—as Beyoncé’s did one year, or Bella Hadid’s did another. One of the best things about the Met Ball is that it’s home to some of the greatest fashion faux pas: dresses with gloves attached, dresses that are wildly unflattering, dresses that are costumes. The gala is like one big couture costume party. I also discuss the great importance and influence of the Met’s Costume Institute, and how the Met Ball helps fundraise for it. I then go into three dresses I love that clients of mine have worn to the gala: a transparent pink Gucci dress with crystals that Dakota Johnson wore; a Coach polyester slip dress inspired by vintage lingerie that was one of two made for Selena Gomez to wear; and a swooping 3D-printed plastic dress made by Zac Posen, who partnered with GE Additive x Protolabs, that Nina Dobrev wore. At the conclusion of the episode, I ask Nina about that dress, which required her to stay standing for the entire night. Subscribe:    / kateyoung   Follow me:   / kateyoung   Get in touch: [email protected] Produced by The Slowdown (http://www.slowdown.tv) Theme music: Cate Le Bon (http://www.catelebon.com) Credits: Gucci: https://www.gucci.com Coach: https://www.coach.com Zac Posen:   / zacposen   GE Additive: https://www.ge.com/additive/additive-... Protolabs: https://www.protolabs.com References: The Metropolitan Museum of Art: https://www.metmuseum.org Vogue: https://www.vogue.com Rihanna, Singer, Actress, and Fashion Designer Guo Pei, Fashion Designer: http://www.guo-pei.fr Lady Gaga, Singer, Songwriter, and Actress Karen Elson, Model Lauren Santo Domingo, Entrepreneur and Socialite Tabitha Simmons, Fashion Designer and Stylist Oscar de la Renta: https://www.oscardelarenta.com Cher, Singer and Actress Bob Mackie: https://www.bobmackie.com Beyoncé, Singer and Actress Bella Hadid, Model Emily Ratajkowski, Model Jennifer Lopez, Singer and Actress Zoë Kravitz, Actress Nicki Minaj, Rapper, Singer, and Actress Blake Lively, Actress Madonna, Singer and Actress Sarah Jessica Parker, Actress The Costume Institute: https://www.metmuseum.org/about-the-m... Alessandro Michele, Fashion Designer Jared Leto, Actor Dakota Johnson, Actress Stevie Nicks, Singer and Songwriter Marlene Dietrich, Singer and Actress (1901-1992) Selena Gomez, Singer and Actress André Leon Talley, Fashion Journalist Stuart Vevers, Fashion Designer Nina Dobrev, Actress Definitions: Petticoat: a light, loose undergarment hanging from the shoulders or the waist, worn under a skirt or dress. Gather: a sewing technique for shortening the length of a strip of fabric so that the longer piece can be attached to a shorter piece.