Fashion - Met Gala


Due to COVID-19, the show is cancelled - but we can enjoy some throwbacks!

Cher, 1974

Jackie Kennedy Onassis, 1979

Diana Ross, 1981

Naomi Campbell, 1990

When SJP kept it simple, 1995

Princess Diana, 1995

Donatella and Gianni Versace, 1996

Salma Hayek, 1997

Iman, 1997

Amber Valletta, 1999

Nicole Kidman, 2003

Karolina Kurkova, 2005

Gisele Bundchen, 2006

Cate Blanchett, 2007

David and Victoria Beckham, 2008

Naomi Watts, 2008

Kate Moss, 2009

Jennifer Lopez, 2010

Carey Mulligan, 2012

Rooney Mara, 2013

Brie Larson, 2014

Lupita Nyong'o, 2014

Rihanna, 2015

SJP, 2015

And we're going to leave it at 5 years back.  Feel free to post your own!

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