These celebrities may have ditched this year's dress code, but they still dazzled in their own way
There are many ways to interpret the Gilded Glamour dress code. Themed, "In America: An Anthology of Fashion", this year's Met Gala has been interesting.
Spectators have patiently anticipated the best and worst looks on the famed stairwell. Frankly, while some have embodied the grace and glamour of the gilded age, others outshined them with ensembles that didn't quite match the dress code.
Have a look at some of the stars who donned off-themed outfits yet still served looks in their own way.
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1. Jared Leto
Jared Leto and Alessandro Michele showed up at the Met Gala in a matching Gucci ensemble. Despite making an impression, many spectators on the internet thought it was off-theme and that reminded them more of the Grady twins from Stephen King's The Shining which also isn't set during the Gilded Age.
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