All tongues were wagging and fashion pundits were agog at all the incredible fashion that graced the red carpet at the 2016 Met Gala: Manus x Machina, Fashion in the Age of Technology event. Fashion Reverie selected a few key celebs to highlight in this week’s Celebrity Fashion Sightings, as well as some celebrity sightings from other red carpet events.

Tiffany’s was definitely Lupita Nyong’o’s best friend at the 2016 Met Gala in that she was resplendent in everything Tiffany & Co from Diamond drop platinum earrings, Tiffany Victoria cluster bracelets to Soleste green Tourmaline and diamond ring and Channel-set band ring with diamonds in platinum. And the shimmery green Calvin Klein gown didn’t hurt either!! Kudos Lupita!!

This was a new look for Taylor Swift, and whether it was a bonafide hit is questionable. Still, it fit in with the theme of the 2016 Met Gala, Fashion in the Age of Technology. The Louis Vuitton rock n’ roll cocktail dress was an interesting choice for Taylor Swift. However, Swift was accessorized well with Mattia Cielo earrings and a Borgioni diamond ring.

Bring it on Olivia Culpo!! Emanuel Ungaro was the perfect choice for the former Miss USA, accessorized well with Bavna earrings and rings.

For Zendaya it is all about the slinky slink and the new bob mushroom coif. And it all works!! In this custom-made Michael Kors gown appropriately accessorized with Jorge Adeler rings, Zendaya has reached a new level of sophistication.

“E! News Weekend” anchor Catt Sadler was sensual and seductive in a white HAMEL gown with slits at the 2016 Met Gala.

There were other celebrity sightings other than the 2016 Met Gala this week. Kate Hudson was stunning a black, lacey off-the-shoulder number accessorized with Jack Vartanian earrings at the Goldie Hawn Annual Goldie’s Love In For Kids Gala at Ron Burkle’s Green Acres Estate in Los Angeles.

And Pamela Anderson showed off her tanned, sexy legs in a HAMEL dress to a screening of the futuristic sci-fi short film “Connected” directed by Luke Gilford at the Museum of Arts and Design in NYC.
—Staff



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