The British Library compares Met Gala outfits to medieval art

The British Library compares Met Gala outfits to medieval art

The outfits worn at this year’s Met Gala inspired comparisons with medieval art from the British Library.

This year’s theme of the gala event was In America: A Lexicon Of Fashion, which aimed to celebrate inspirational American designers.

Among those taking note of the fashion show – which takes place at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City – was the British Library, which could not help but compare the celebrity looks with slightly more dated works of art.

“Met Gala looks as Medieval art: a thread,” The @britishlibrary Twitter account has 1.8million followers.

Schitt’s Creek star Dan Levy wore an elaborate pastel pink, blue and green outfit, with puffed sleeves, depicting a world map and a male couple kissing.

His outfit was compared to an image of a man praying in the sea – probably not what Levy was going for.

Rapper, singer, and songwriter Lil Nas X’s metallic gold jumpsuit did not escape the eye of the library either.

His shiny uniform, which is embellished with jewels and a gold figure, ass compared to an antique book cover.

Kim Kardashian, a reality TV star, has attracted attention from many parts of society, though not the British Library.

Kim Kardashian’s black head-to-toe ensemble with a long ponytail was compared to a poseable crow.

If next year’s theme is medieval artworks, many celebrities would appear to have their costumes sorted.

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