When Star-azing Night Spills Digits….
From Celestial Couture to Hidden After-Parties, Explore the Enchanting Mysteries Behind Fashion’s Night of Nights! Dive right in before it’s too late.
Demi Moore pirouetted, her velvet gown by Harris Reed, the sorcerer of stitches, conjured this masterpiece from vintage archival wallpaper. With 5000-6000 hours of hand embroidery upon the dress. She nestled against her throat; Cartier’s High Jewellery collection bloomed—a wild garden of emeralds of 7.87 carats. Bravo, Demi!
Rebecca Ferguson wore a Thom Browne ensemble adorned with 60,000 green and blue Swarovski crystals, meticulously embroidered into delicate flowers. The dress also featured 7,000 folded petal raffia and raw raffia frayed ravens. According to Thom Browne, a team of 30 people dedicated 8,500 hours to bring this stunning creation to life.
Cardi B donned an exquisite all-black Windowsen gown that demanded the strength of 9 people to bear its weight. The layers of tulle were so substantial that Cardi estimated the dress might have weighed around 140 pounds.
By Ishita Kamra
Alia Bhatt graced in an exquisite, handcrafted sari custom-made by Sabyasachi. The ensemble featured a 23-foot-long train adorned with glass beads and semi-precious gemstones, meticulously creating intricate floral patterns. Well, this creation required a staggering 1,905 hours of work, with 163 skilled artisans contributing to the masterpiece.
Gigi Hadid donned a bespoke Thom Browne gown adorned with intricate 3D yellow rose embroidery. The brand revealed that the white dress alone featured a staggering 2.8 million micro bugle beads, and it required 20 skilled artisans to meticulously embroider it over a span of 5,000 hours. Additionally, the skirt, crafted with equal precision, took a team of 40 individuals a total of 8,500 hours.
During the evening, Zendaya wore a unique vintage Givenchy couture outfit from the spring 1996 collection, which had never been worn before. This collection was one of only two designed by John Galliano for Givenchy. Additionally, she adorned a flower bouquet headpiece from Alexander McQueen’s spring 2007 collection, created by Philip Treacy.
Taylor Russell graced her 1st Met Gala appearance in a Loewe ensemble featuring a 3D-molded corset that hugged her form, by being meticulously crafted to fit her body contours. To add an artistic touch, the mold was adorned with a wood pattern using the innovative technique of hydro-sublimation.
From the May 2024 issue of FHM India.
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