00:00This year's LACMA Art and Film Gala delivered plenty of provocative fashion moments,
00:04many by Gucci, the event's sponsor. But while Candace Swanpole turned heads with her slit up
00:08to their silver gown and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley made everyone do a double take with her cheeky
00:13tuxedo dress, my favorite looks from the night brought a drama of a different, less skin-bearing
00:18sort. Let's take a closer look. Anya Taylor-Joy was the belle of the ball in vintage Pierre Cardin
00:24haute couture from 1997. Between those layers of fantastical ruffles and the fact that this
00:29particular look was displayed in Cardin's 2019 exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum, this is quite
00:34literally fashion as art. Bonus points for the extraordinary Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany and
00:40company Stars and Moons necklace set with more than 129 carats of diamonds. Speaking of sculptural
00:46masterpieces, how about this Gucci gown on Alex Consani? The twisted pleats made her appear as
00:52though she was caught in a very chic tornado. I also love Kylie Jenner in this all-over-beated
00:57Ashi Studio Couture creation, covered in a gorgeous, fawn-inspired print and finished
01:02with a playful tail-like tassel. It fits her like a dream and proves animal print can look
01:07incredibly elevated. Viola Davis looked downright angelic in this white sequined Gucci gown with
01:12a sparkling sheer overlay. 10 out of 10, no notes. For more looks from the LACMA Art and Film
01:17Gala, head to Page Six Style.
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