Met Gala 2023: The worst-dressed celebs disenchanted followers

The annual Met Gala is one of the most expected events in the fashion industry. The Met Gala of 2023 was hosted on 1st May and the event presented us with, much silage for discussion. This year's gala had a theme called "Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty”. Some celebrities' stunning outfits stole the show but others just could not make an impact on the viewers.

Here we can talk about the worst dressed stars of Met Gala 2023:

Padro Pascal

Padro Pascal was dressed in a provocative ensemble that turned many heads. His red-hot attire consisted of a shirt and tie with short black trousers. He accessorized his tuxedo with an overcoat and completed his ensemble with black boots.

Ariana DeBose

The star of West Side Story strolled the red carpet in a yellow, off-the-shoulder gown with what appears to be faux fur sleeves. She selected silver earrings, necklaces, and bracelets for her accessories.

Naomi Campbell

A pink satin gown with a silver design was worn by the supermodel. She also wore matching silver bracelets and heels.

Kendall Jenner

Kendall Jenner's attire for the Met Gala was inappropriate for such a prestigious fashion event. While her tresses and earrings were exquisite, the rest of her ensemble was lacking. The playful design appeared to be influenced by gymnastics leotards, but it looked more like a costume than apparel.

Lil Nas X

The singer was covered in silver gilt as he strolled the red carpet in underwear and boots that matched. To achieve the appearance of a cat, he proceeded to don a silver belt and sequins on his chest and visage.

Nicole Kidman

Nicole Kidman is renowned for her impeccable style, and this year she was spotted donning a Chanel pink silk tulle dress. Regardless, her dress was attractive, but still it was not Met Gala-worthy.

Michaela Coel

Michaela Coel attended the fashion gala wearing a Schiaparelli gown. Her brown, see-through gown was adorned with over 130,000 crystals from top to bottom. Her attire reflected a trend that was more and more widespread on the red carpet in recent years.