The granddaughter wants to follow Princess Diana but doesn’t come, there’s her every year “tight” to the dock!
For a long time, Royal women have always been worshiped by women because of their luxurious and classy style. Opposite, Met Gala – the event celebrated is Oscar of fashion – a place for guests (mostly superstars) to show off their heels according to each annual theme. It’s not hard to see that the default Royal aesthetic with the glitz and glamor of the Met Gala is like two parallel lines.
However, the royal female wing always acts as a magnet at every Met Gala. The Vogue crew, especially “dragon lady” Anna Wintour, once revealed that they longed for the presence of Princess Kate or Meghan at this prestigious red carpet. Simply because they understand that each step of the royal figures will create a golden milestone for the history of the fashion party, and Princess Diana or Queen Raina are the brightest examples.
Princess Diana’s presence at the 1996 Met Gala became a worldwide sensation. All the strict rules of the British Royal Family were broken by a sexy two-piece dress from designer John Galliano. In her hand is a Lady Dior handbag in navy blue with the outfit
The jewelry set from pearls, diamonds and sapphires further enhances the delicate and salty beauty of Princess Diana. Although controversial at the time, today, this is still one of the highest outfits in Met Gala history.
It was not until 2018, 22 years later, that another woman of the British Royal Family strode at the Met Gala. It was Princess Beatrice – the granddaughter of Princess Diana. She wore a purple dress by the fashion house Alberta Ferretti
If the late Princess impressed with the navy 2-string dress, she chose purple – a “relative” color to navy blue, also a 2-string dress but covered by an elegant see-through fabric. meek. This outfit also broke the law of the British Royal Family, but not as bold as Diana used to do. Besides, the beauty of the princess also made people stir, especially her big round eyes as bright as car headlights.
Another royal favorite at the Met Gala is Charlotte Casiraghi – the talented princess of the Monaco Royal Family. At Met Gala 2016, she conquered the fashion world thanks to Gucci’s colorful layered dress
Going to the 2018 Met Gala, the Saint Laurent dress and the pitiful boots of the Princess of Monaco are considered to be simple, personal but not very suitable for the Catholic theme.
And her most recent outfit at the 2019 Met Gala red carpet is also a bit too safe compared to the “exaggerated” fashion theme. Perhaps this is the characteristic of all Saint Laurent followers – often disobeying the theme of the Met Gala and always “alone and alone” with jet-black clothes.
If Princess Charlotte entered the game slowly, Princess Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis was the “player” with the right numbers at the Met Gala. Every year, she “cuts off” her best with extremely outstanding outfits. For example, in 2012, she strutted the red carpet with unique outfits from Valentino
With sophisticated costumes from Fausto Puglisi, the German princess won the spotlight at the 2015 Gala night on the theme of China.
Futuristic inspiration (Met Gala 2016), which once made it difficult for many guests, became an attractive topic that the German princess perfectly expressed through the costumes of the fashion house Mary Katrantzou.
Next is the theme of abstract fashion (Met Gala 2017) and floral design by Simone Rocha. Indeed, there are few royals who stick to every theme of the Met Gala like she does. Besides the title of Princess, she is also a German journalist and editor at Vogue since 2012. Currently, she is the Editor-in-Chief of British Vogue.
Like Princess Diana, Queen Rania of Jordan greeted the Met Gala with a navy blue dress in 2007. The outfit is elegant and feminine, clearly showing the personality of the wearer.
In 2016, this Queen changed 180 degrees with a creative design from Valentino. The shape of the ethereal swan is transformed on the background of the jet-black material
Another familiar figure at this party was Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece. In the picture taken in 1995, she wears a luxurious blue dress and talks closely with designer Karl Lagerfeld
This princess also appeared at the Met Gala in 1999…
… but it wasn’t until 2001 that she made a strong impression with an off-the-shoulder turquoise dress from Valentino. From the style to the color, this is an outfit worthy of enduring fashion history
Princess Lee Radziwill – sister of former First Lady Jackie Kennedy – twice set foot at the Met Gala
And both times, she wore pure, high-class white outfits in every detail. It’s Met Gala 2000 and 2010
And the first royal figure to set foot on the Met Gala was Princess Ala von Auersperg. She attended the 1986 Met Gala with an aristocratic embroidered velvet outfit. Until now, she is 64 years old
Source: Vogue
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