The 2027 Met Gala is going back to basics, starting with the annual event’s new theme. “ExtraOrdinary: Fashion and the Poetics of the Everyday” replaces the controversial, canceled John Galliano “Horizons” retrospective originally planned by the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art. The new theme pares back the glamour for a return to everyday wardrobe staples. The exhibition will be two-pronged, with one element focusing on how designers reimagine wardrobe basics like jeans and T-shirts, the other homing in on “disposable” materials from paper to plastic, aluminum and more. Andrew Bolton, the Costume Institute’s curator in charge, organized the new exhibition with assistance from Stephanie Kramer and Emily Mushaben. John Galliano Szilveszter Makó Following public pushback, John Galliano and the Met scrapped the planned retrospectiv...
Maika Monroe Does Full Dark Glamour in Scintillatingly Styled See-Through Lace for ‘Victorian Psycho’ Premiere
Maika Monroe‘s Colleen Allen dress brought the dark glamour trend to the New York City premiere of “Victorian Psycho” at the Village East Cinema on Monday. Maika Monroe Getty Images The actress turned to Allen’s eponymous label’s fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection, sporting a black dress constructed of see-through lace with botanical inspiration. The dress was crafted with a plunging neckline and included thicker fabric on the straps and bust. The skirt of Monroe’s dress, however, was mostly see-through, with the “It Follows” and “Longlegs” actress wearing black undergarments that peeked through the lace. As for accessories, Monroe wore a set of chandelier earrings. Maika Monroe Getty Images Monroe’s “Victoria...