The Met Gala which happens every year with a fundraising purpose to celebrate fashion has taken place last night, bringing many celebrities together to show off their fashion taste. Although this year’s theme was Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons or “Art of In-Between”, many chose not to follow the theme and dress up however they wanted to.
Now, I’m not here to spill all the details about the Met Gala because this is not a Fashion Community website. Rather than that, I’m here to spotlight some of the celebrity sims created by the community that attended last night’s Met Gala. I used my own fashion sense and recreated these Sims’ clothing and make-up to look as close as last night’s Met Gala looks. Some of these were a hit and some of them are a miss considering that the real life clothing worn by these celebrities are very abstract and specific.
Take a look at some of the simified Met Gala looks and download the celebrity Sims by clicking their names. You can compare these with the original looks posted by Buzzfeed!
Katy Perry
Hailee Steinfeld
The Weekend x Selena Gomez
Nicki Minaj
Rami Malek
Kylie Jenner
Wiz Khalifa
4 Comments
That Wiz Khalifa one is just so accurate
Reply to StoleytheGeek
Not at all. Looks more like Future than Wiz.
That Wiz Khalifa one is just so accurate
Reply to StoleytheGeek
Not at all. Looks more like Future than Wiz.
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