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The Official Met Gala Merch Might Be Even Weirder Than the Costumes
May 14, 2019 |
Last week, our Instagram and Twitter feeds were consumed with Met Gala Camp content. From Jared Leto’s fake head to Billy Porter’s Egyptian entrance to Lady Gaga’s four outfit changes, there was no shortage of, uh, head-turning ensembles. While every look was completely different from the last, one thing was for certain: It was all amazingly weird. And it looks like this year’s official Met Gala Camp merchandise is no different.
In support of the event and its accompanying exhibit, the Metropolitan Museum of Art reached out to 14 fashion labels, including Marc Jacobs and Moschino, for a line of merchandise that celebrates the theme.
Let’s dive into it.
1. Blindness Fashion Face Mask
The designer Blindness created this look, along with a chin mask. It is available in black and pink, and it retails for $63. Next time you board a flight and want to improve your immunity, don this fashion-forward statement.
2. Vaquera Sock Bag
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We’ve all been there—you look down at your feet, and realize you’re missing a sock. But if you’re carrying this $155 sock bag, you’ve got a spare that’s ready in a flash. Just remove the loose change first.
3. Marc Jacob’s Marquee T-shirt
Will you cop Off-White, Marc Jacobs or Moschino from the #MetCamp collection? https://t.co/Pt2A7lVfsW
— Fashionista.com (@Fashionista_com) May 7, 2019
Marc Jacobs’ Camp T-shirt is a statement tee that perfectly captures the energy of the event (while also costing $145).
4. Off-White’s Streetwear
From sweatpants to dad caps, this branded collection is sure to sell out.
5. Molly Goddard Bolero
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Credit: Metropolitan Museum of Art Store
Anyone looking to hit the town on a balmy evening might need this $900 bolero. It’s definitely taking advantage of the neon color trend.
What do you think of the Met Gala merch? If nothing else, the Off-White collection proves that big branding is hot right now.