(ANSA) - NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 13 - Vaccine for all, testanti-Covid and haute couture mask: the first Metdog gala after the lockdown kicked off for the first time with a series of "under 26" godmothers and godparents - Amanda Gorman , TimothéeChalamet, Naomi Osaka and Billie Eilish - and the guest list reduced by a third.
Amanda Gorman, Joe Biden's settlement poetess, arrived as a symbolic cobalt blue statue of Liberty signed by fashion designer Vera Wang and in her hand a book-shaped clutch with 'Give me your tired ...', as in the epigraph of the real Lady Liberty at the entrance to New York Harbor. Anna Wintour, the organizer of the "party of the year" which is usually held on the first Monday of May but whose calendar has been forced by the pandemic to revise the calendar, is the antipodide of the evening's testimonials, all part of the 'Generation Z': stainless for decades the queen of fashion, presented herself in an Oscar de La Renta in homage to the friend who disappeared seven years ago. Tribute listed in mourning, but more recent, that of Gabrielle Union of "Bring It On" to Cecily Tyson, theAfrican American actress and model who passed away last January at the age of 97. Theme of the evening: "American Independence" in homage to the Costume Institute 'In America' exhibition on the stars and stripes fashion vocabulary. Chalamet, one of the many youngsters who also include the stylists at the center of the show, played him in a white silk tuxedo jacket with cuffs that could have belonged to Alexander Hamilton or George Washington, white joggers and Converse on his feet.he played it with a white silk tuxedo jacket with turn-ups that could have belonged to Alexander Hamilton or George Washington, white joggers and Converse on his feet.he played it with a white silk tuxedo jacket with turn-ups that could have belonged to Alexander Hamilton or George Washington, white joggers and Converse on his feet.
Many political thrusts in the evening with very high content Instagram, the colossus of the shared image that was also the sponsor of the event: the New York deputy Carolyn Maloney arrived explicitly dressed as a champion of the Equal Rights Amendment. (HANDLE).