The 2019 MET Gala came to play with dramatic showings from the world's top design houses.
From jaw-dropping entrances to looks that were more than lit, there was no shortage of glam at the Camp themed soiree. Channeling Susan Sontag's Notes on 'Camp' as this year's over-the-top and avant garde theme, interpretations ranged across the carpet.
Met Gala co-chair Serena Williams sported a soft, textured hairstyle that accompanied the excitement of her campy Versace gown perfectly. The look was topped off with Off-White x Nike sneakers by Virgil Abloh.
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Here's a breakdown of how to recreate the MET Gala look by Nai'vasha.
Nai’vasha is a New York-based hairstylist. She specializes in natural hair, hair color, wigs, and men’s grooming. Her celebrity clientele includes Yara Shahidi, Sasha Lane, Uzo Aduba, Logan Browning, Lakeith Stanfield, John Legend, and Common. Nai’vasha has collaborated with top photographers such as Scott Trindle, Yelena Yemchuk, Nagi Sakai, Bruce Weber, Bjorn Iooss, and Renell Medrano on shoots appearing in major publications such as Vogue, Vanity Fair, Marie Claire, ELLE, W, Harper’s Bazaar, and Allure. Additionally, Nai’vasha worked on major campaigns for Aerie, Google, Chanel, Bloomingdale’s, Tory Burch, and Tiffany & Co.
Instagram: @naivashaintl
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