Laura Brodnick

I wonder if it would be like the year was camp and people were just dressing crazy outfits.

Yeah.

And I went to I was like, when I made this the event of the year, that's not what I meant.

Oh, that theme's not going to touch a lot of people.

And we already know we're just going to see a full sea of very, very thin bodies at the Met Gala because it's a representation of who's in fashion and entertainment at the moment and that's who's in fashion and entertainment at the moment.

So I don't think there'll be any sort of body diversity.

I feel like that conversation is dead and buried, much to the detriment of us as a society.

And Andrew Bolton and his exhibit.

Yeah.

Yeah, exactly.

But I am interested to see what a lot of people wear.

I'm interested about how Kim Kardashian's going to veer.

Because she got to a point where the first couple of years after the whole debacle when she was pregnant and she wore the flower rose gown.

This is me thinking Taylor Swift dresses as well.

I don't know anything.

It's just that she was heavily pregnant and people just pretend that they like that, but they don't.

And after that, she just went through many years of just wanting to look pretty because I think she was trying to be accepted.

And then she got into an interesting place of the stunt dressing with the Marilyn Monroe look and the wet look beaded gown, like my waist defies human measurements.

Yeah.

And the walking with her face covered so her silhouette spoke to everything.