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Chandelier dresses aside I hug people that i hate that way i know how big to dig the hole in my backyard shirt . Katy Perry’s night at the Met Gala. wouldn’t have been complete without an epic after-party look. After a five-star dinner and fancy dress ball, Perry and Moschino designer, Jeremy Scott were ready to indulge in a little fast food via a hamburger dress worthy of a McDonald’s commercial. For Perry, the foray into treats felt natural—after all, she has dressed up as a giant Cheeto for Halloween and famously worn cupcake bras—though Scott took things one step further for Gala night with two jaw-dropping outfits. “I was thinking about how at the end of the ball everyone is ready to kick off their heels

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Toss off their corsets and eat some junk food,” he says I hug people that i hate that way i know how big to dig the hole in my backyard shirt . “I thought what could be cuter than Katy wearing a sequined burger cape with a tiny little ruched lettuce dress underneath!” The result: outlandish campy moments that looked good enough to eat. As the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton’s style is constantly evolving; these days, the royal mostly veers toward classic pieces with a British sensibility. (Think lots of great outerwear and clean, tailored silhouettes.) But today, she switched things up and strayed from her usual fashion aesthetic. On hand to launch the King’s Cup Regatta at the Cutty Sark ship in Greenwich, London, Middleton put down her trusty coat-dresses and, instead, embraced the art of understated French girl style.Opting for a slight nautical vibe—which was appropriate given the setting—the Duchess wore a black and white striped sweater (very Breton-like) with high-waisted trousers by one of her most-worn labels, L.K. Bennett. She styled the neutral look with a pop of red via her clutch—that black, white, and red color combo recalling the many effortless looks seen on the streets of Paris. Meanwhile, a pair of block heeled pumps gave the whole ensemble a more modern touch. With many global tours under Middleton’s belt, perhaps the many cities she’s visited in the past are starting to subtly influence her style. But, as always, that signature polish is still ever present.
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