Louise McSharry

She looked beautiful, but she hasn't posted about it at all.

So I'm kind of, I'd be very interested to know kind of how, how she's reckoning with it.

Like, because I do think that that's the challenge that we find ourselves in as well, because, you know, this, this, the Met Gala is an institution and it has been around for so long and it's so significant when it comes to fashion and culture.

Do we just let that go?

You know, because these people are on board, do we do we give it up?

Like, and then at what do we just end up giving up everything because everything is dominated and taken over by tech and tech money?

Or do we go on protest?

Do we enjoy as we are, you know, the outfits and acknowledge that, you know, there is this other story as well?

I'll find it, don't worry.

Yeah, I don't either.

It's hard because, you know, I think...

I think it's hard because these are cultural moments.

What do we do if we end up in a situation where the museums of the world are taken over by tech?

Do we just not go to museums anymore?

We don't look at art anymore?

We let tech have art?

We let tech billionaires?

I don't think so.

I don't think that's the right thing to do.

And if we look at this as an evening celebrating art, and it is a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Art Museum,