Will gender-bending Marc Jacobs start men-in-lace trend?
Fashion designer Marc Jacobs wore an outré lace dress to the Met Gala on Monday because he didn't want to "be boring".
The 49-year-old left eyebrows raised and jaws dropped at the exclusive Costume Institute Gala in New York in this see-through black lace shirt dress and white boxer shorts. He added a black clutch and buckled high heels from his latest collection.
"It is just a lace dress... I just did not wanna wear a tuxedo and be boring," he said.
Milla Jovovich, for one, seems to find him fierce.
Coming Up: Beyonce and other ladies at Met Gala.
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Fashion designer Marc Jacobs wore an outré lace dress to the Met Gala on Monday because he didn't want to "be boring".
The 49-year-old left eyebrows raised and jaws dropped at the exclusive Costume Institute Gala in New York in this see-through black lace shirt dress and white boxer shorts. He added a black clutch and buckled high heels from his latest collection.
"It is just a lace dress... I just did not wanna wear a tuxedo and be boring," he said.
Milla Jovovich, for one, seems to find him fierce.
Coming Up: Beyonce and other ladies at Met Gala. -
It's known as one of the most glamorous red carpets of the year, with movie stars, models and even a few star quarterbacks putting on their most fashion-forward outfits for the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute gala.
Beyonce, Rihanna, Gwyneth Paltrow, Scarlett Johansson, Cameron Diaz and Gisele Bunchen were among those to weave through the tented grand Fifth Avenue entrance to celebrate the new fashion exhibit that compares and contrasts the designs of two Italian women: Miuccia Prada and the late Elsa Schiaparelli.
