New York Times Fashionさんのインスタグラム写真 - (New York Times FashionInstagram)「After the guests ascend the photographer-laden steps at the Met Gala red carpet, they disappear from the public eye, entering the doors of the museum for the cocktail party. The New York Times fashion reporter @s_evangelina and the photographer @landonnordeman were given rare access to step inside the Great Hall on Monday for fashion’s biggest night. Inside the Met Gala cocktail party, everyone’s a muse to someone. This year, the Costume Institute benefit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art honored the designer Karl Lagerfeld, and his muses could be seen throughout the party. “Karl knew me, and he was able to design for me, but he was also really playful and fun,” said Nicole Kidman, who entered the party with the director Baz Luhrmann. She wore a dress designed by Lagerfeld for a Chanel No. 5 commercial Luhrmann directed in 2004. Naomi Campbell, who walked in Lagerfeld’s runway shows and shot ad campaigns with him, also relished the bond she shared with the designer, who died in 2019. “If I could describe our relationship, it was fun, witty, intelligent, never a dull moment, so creative, risk-taking and caring.” she said, wearing a satin pink and silver Chanel dress from the 2010 couture collection. “It is an honor to be a muse,” Campbell continued. “It’s an honor to be a part of, to watch something transpire and watch what it turns into.” Tap the link in our bio to see what happens behind the closed doors of the Met Gala.」5月3日 2時08分