Last night's Met Gala was, as always, like watching fashion come to life. The "First Monday in May" was to celebrate the Metropolitan Museum of Art's annual fashion exhibition. The theme this year was "Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion", which showcases archival pieces that have been deemed too fragile to be worn again. However, the dress code given to all attendees was: "The Garden of Time" inspired by a 1962 short story by J.G. Ballard. And we really did see that reflected in what the stars wore and how they chose to have their hair and make-up.
Some of the industry's biggest names took to the red carpet (which was actually green in a nod to the dress code) and showcased their interpretations. Among those was Bridgerton star Phoebe Dynevor, who was wearing Victoria Beckham's first-ever custom gown. She arrived on the arm of legendary make-up artist Charlotte Tilbury, who was responsible for Dynevor's beautiful make-up.
