Kendall Jenner turned the Met Gala into a unique interpretation of wearable art. The model stepped out in a white Gap Studio gown that directly reflected the “Fashion Is Art” theme by using her body itself as the canvas. Known for her typically clean and understated red carpet style, Jenner’s look marked a shift into something more experimental and eye-catching.
Kendall Jenner’s plunging see-through Gap Studio dress slips to reveal faux nipple at Met Gala
The base of the outfit was a sculpted, nude leather-like bodice that subtly peeked through the draped layers.
The bodice was designed to mimic the natural structure of a human body, adding depth and dimension. This blurred the line between clothing and skin. Over this, a soft, liquid-like jersey fabric, according to E, was carefully wrapped and gathered. The fabric fell into an asymmetrical silhouette that felt intentionally undone. It was as if the dress was still being completed, thus emphasising how fashion is always evolving.
The most talked-about element of Jenner’s look was the detail at the bust. It was a nude-toned nipple design that was incorporated into the structure. Rather than feeling revealing, it blended into the overall construction, adding an edgy layer to the look. The gown fell into a long train that moved behind her as she walked up the Met steps.
The craftsmanship of the piece also carried an interesting story. It began with a simple ‘white T-shirt,’ which was transformed into this sculptural piece. This further emphasised the craftsmanship behind the look. Moreover, Kendall shared a subtle twinning moment with sister Kylie Jenner at the Met. The reality star also embraced a custom Schiaparelli dress with a similar nipple illusion aesthetic.
Both their looks highlighted a shared interpretation of this year’s theme, where the human form becomes the artwork itself. In conclusion, Kendall’s ensemble was one of the most memorable appearances of the night.
Originally reported by Viha Shah on The FashionSpot.
