Kim Kardashian will reportedly attend the Met Gala 2023. The reality star’s presence at fashion’s most iconic night is in doubt after rumors claimed Vogue editor-in-chief, Anna Wintour,
have narrowed down the invite list. However, a new report claims Kardashian will be walking the Met Museum red carpet in May.
The reality star made her Met Gala debut in 2013 alongside ex-husband Kanye West. Since then, she has become iconic for her bold looks on the red carpet, such as her 2021 full-body Balenciaga dress and Marilyn Monroe’s highly controversial happy birthday dress.
Read on to learn more.
Kim Kardashian Will Attend Met Gala 2023
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A new report reveals that Kim Kardashian, despite initial doubts, will attend the 2023 Met Gala.
In March, there was speculation about the Kardashian-Jenner clan’s attendance at the highly regarded fashion event after rumors spread that they would not be invited despite their stunning appearance at the 2022 Met Gala.
Allegedly, Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour imposed stricter restrictions on the guest list. However, the source for Page Six now confirms that Kim Kardashian, the most famous of the reality tv family, will grace the Met Gala with her presence.
There are also reports that the reality star isn’t the only Kardashian to walk the Met Museum red carpet, but it’s unclear which of the sisters it is.
Kim Kardashian’s Met Gala Tour
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In 2013, Kardashian made her highly anticipated debut at the famous Met Gala, accompanied by her ex-husband Kanye West while pregnant with their first child.
Since then, the mother of four has been a bona fide participant at the event, drawing attention with her daring fashion choices. One of her iconic fashion moments was in 2019 when she stunned in a “wet” look created by Thierry Mugler, highlighting her curves with a form-fitting ensemble. He also got the expertise of the famous corsetier Mr. Pearl, who teaches her unique breathing technique.
In 2021, the fashion icon caused a stir with her avant-garde fashion statement, wearing a full black Balenciaga bodysuit that covered her face. The group made waves on social media and became the stuff of funny and viral memes.
She Receives Backlash For Dressing Up Historic Marilyn Monroe
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Last year, Kim’s decision to wear the Jean Louis gown famously worn by Marilyn Monroe in 1962 when she sang “Happy Birthday, Mr. President” to John F. Kennedy was met with outrage and accusations of damaging the seams of the iconic dress.
The historic dress is on loan from Ripley’s Believe It or Not. Many people expressed concern about its preservation, including the famous fashion designer Bob Mackie, who worked for Jean Louis and sketched the dress.
However, Ripley’s Believe It or Not, in a statement to the public, assured that they had taken precautions to protect the dress, saying, “Anytime we feel the dress is in danger of tearing or we feel it is not comfortable about anything, we can always say we’re not going to continue this.”
Kim Kardashian Admits Going on a ‘Strict Diet’ to Fit Marilyn Monroe’s Clothes
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As well as being blamed for ruining the seams of the historic dress, Kardashian also faced backlash after publicly admitting on the red carpet that she had lost 16 pounds in three weeks by going on a “strict diet” to fit into Marilyn Monroe’s dress.
However, her trainer, Don-A-Matrix, who has also worked with her sister, Khloé Kardashian, for years, quickly came to the defense of the SKIMS founder, maintaining that she lost 16 pounds in three weeks as a “healthy way” and sometimes exercise “twice a day.”
In an interview with TMZ, Don-A-Matrix stated, “I think one of the misconceptions is — he works hard. I was there through the process, and it wasn’t like a starving thing.”
“He’s been on a real balanced diet, and sometimes he won’t eat too much, but the second thing is he goes to the gym and does work,” he added.
Kim also wore Monroe’s famous green dress, which she wore to the 1962 Golden Globe Awards, and was presented with a lock of the late actress’ hair by Ripley.
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