Louise McSharry

There has been a lot of discussion about how appropriate it is for the Met Gala to happen, given the kind of political context.

And then also the Jeff Bezos of it all has provided a lot of scope for protest as well.

Yeah, yeah, it is.

It's hard.

You know, everything is becoming more and more murky as time goes on because of the role that tech plays in all of our lives, both from a kind of social perspective and from a financial perspective, because there's just so much money.

And that money, you know, is being used to kind of dominate cultural spaces, which previously were about art.

But, you know, also, you know, the reality is that organizations like Conde Nast are struggling.

And, you know, because of tech, you know, traditional publishing is struggling.

And, you know, in order for these things to exist, they need money.

If the people who have the money are the tech people, then what do you do?

You know, like it is, it's really tricky.

And then there's people like you and me who just want to look at the dresses and enjoy the outfits.

And, you know, that's harder to do when there is this backdrop of, as you say, Timu Lex Luthor.

I think it's really interesting that like...

not to be a bitch about Lauren Sanchez, but like, she never brings it either.

No.

I'm like, she never brings it to the party.

Like, I feel like, you know, if you are co-chair of the Met Gala, like at least show up in a big way.

She looked so boring last night, aside from all of the rest of it.

Like, I don't know.