While one prominent member of the family chose to watch from the sidelines, the annual Met Gala in New York City became a runway for her famous relatives. The event saw several sisters and their mother arrive in a series of bold, designer looks that quickly dominated fashion conversations.
From a distance, the absent sister enthusiastically endorsed her family’s appearances through social media, sharing her animated reactions to each ensemble. Her commentary highlighted the distinctive style choices of the night.
One sister made a striking entrance in a sheer, metallic gown by John Galliano for Maison Margiela, a look defined by a dramatically narrowed waistline and accented with a draped gray cardigan. The silhouette sparked debate among online observers, with some praising the fashion statement and others critiquing its proportions.
Another sibling captivated attention in a custom ivory Oscar de la Renta creation. The gown, featuring a dramatic train and unique structural details around the bodice, was hailed with nostalgic comparisons to a classic doll, emphasizing its vintage-inspired glamour.
The family’s model turned heads by wearing a historic piece: a gown from Alexander McQueen’s fall 1999 collection for Givenchy haute couture. It was noted that the dress had never before been worn by a person, having previously only been displayed on a mannequin, making her the first to bring the archival design to life on the red carpet.
The matriarch of the family also received accolades for her elegant arrival in a white satin Oscar de la Renta ensemble, complete with floral embroidery, which was met with royal comparisons and effusive praise from her daughter.
The supportive sister, known for her general aversion to such high-profile red carpets and a rare attendee herself—having made a single, anxiety-inducing appearance at the gala in recent years—proved to be her family’s most vocal champion from afar, celebrating their fashion moments with characteristic fervor.
