Kendall Jenner provided a memorable fashion moment by choosing a never-before worn Givenchy by Alexander McQueen dress at this year’s Met Gala, but the vintage gown wasn’t her only show-stopping look from the night.
As the model left New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and headed out to Tribeca for the after-parties, she made two outfit changes. The looks? A pair of angelic white mini dresses with an ethereal feel about them.
Kendall’s first dress swap was into a lace design by Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood. The dress featured a gold corset with a delicate lace overlay and mini skirt, which she paired with matching barely-there strappy sandals and a micro handbag.
For her second look, Jenner embraced the heavenly theme in another white dress, this time from the Givenchy by Alexander McQueen spring/summer 1997 collection. Featuring feathered angel wings and a corseted bodice, the style had a flowing silk skirt that definitely looked dance floor-ready.
As a regular guest at the Met Gala in recent years, the model knows a thing or two about making a head-turning dress change for the second half of the evening. Last year, she swapped her sparkling black bodysuit seen on the red carpet for a transparent sequinned playsuit by London Fashion Week favourite Nensi Dojaka.
The daring design, which was inspired by a look first seen on Chanel’s spring/summer 1994 runway, included pearl-embellished straps, plus a black thong and a black tank top.
See more vintage-inspired looks from this year’s Met Gala here.
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