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yuelin wu
the picture of the last museum!

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the cute stuff in the last museum

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yuelinwu. the two balenciaga dress remind me about what kendal wore. especially the clothes with the butterfly on it is really interesting and gave me a lot of inspirations. and also to see what kendal wore. the clothes on her is more like a bird. thats makes her looks more attractive when she went to the show.

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yuelinwu. the two balenciaga dress remind me about what kendal wore. especially the clothes with the butterfly on it is really interesting and gave me a lot of inspirations. and also to see what kendal wore. the clothes on her is more like a bird. thats makes her looks more attractive when she went to the show.

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and also there are a lot of clothes in the museum really inspired me but I and more prefer those stuff in the last museum we went. there are a lot of pretty garment put in the box and its so dope.

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However, this is my favorite look.
Kendall is wearing Versace and she look stunning. like a phoenix in fire.

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I think these too outfit might work together.
Bertrand Guyon (French, born 1965) for House of Schiaparelli (French, founded 1927). Ensemble, fall/winter 2018–19 haute couture. Courtesy of Schiaparelli. Photo © Johnny Dufort, 2019 (RIght)
The sheer outfit on the left was made up of a tulle playsuit covered in different coloured satin bands, which were teamed with matching tights, gold platform heels and a headpiece by artist Machine Dazzle, featuring fried eggs, bananas, mouths and eyeballs. it looks very sexy just like rainbow.  As I learned online it was a celebration of the circus. It took 600 hours to make.

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The dress Katy Perry wore reminded me of this dress from the exhibition that had a little circus going around it which was very interesting and cute. Both dresses look very uncomfortable to wear and I imagine you would end up bumping into a lot of people and things. They both look like they were handcrafted beautifully and with a whole lot of attention to detail going into them. It must have involved a lot of planning to get all the pieces to sit at the right spot and many hours must have gone into creating each dress. Both dresses also represent the more humorous side of camp fashion, some of the other outfits could have been worn practically but you would never wear these two dresses out on a normal day, they're not practical at all but they're meant to put on a show. A few designers that caught my interest and embodied camp were Versace, Gucci, and Balenciaga.

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The most favorite in the Camp exhibit I loved is Bob Mackie, Ensemble dress.  Because it reminds me of the Cher, in the Las Vegas show, back in the 1970's.  I love the beading on the dress, because it brighten up the dress like diamonds.  Including the headpiece.  It almost look as the 1920's Ziegfeld style.  I would say for the labor on making the dress, it would take days, nights and months to sew up the beads on to the dress. I find this dress very elegant because it brightens to all the audience.
3/3

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I`m not sure if I'm more impressed by his outfit our his accessory.
Jared Leto by Gucci
Met Gala 2019
There is not an exact definition of camp. for most of the people camp are defined like exaggerate, fashionable, dandy and more. camp is being extra. or show what you truly are?. well for me camp is a very exaggeration of fashion in a good way.

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Dua Lipa in a Versace. Met Gala 2019.
I couldn't help of looking at the colors on Dua Lipa dress. I notice that Versace has a thing for details almost like the art nouveau style and the colors are more brightness. I would imagine myself wearing a Versace like this one.  I'm should the people who works for Versace, they might of work nights and days to design this dress.
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Lady Gaga in four different layer dresses. Design by Brandon Maxwell.  I don't how she could pull it off, but she did made a hit to the Met Gale.  I would assumed that the designer Maxwell, would had a lot of assistance to make a very long pink dress to fit her. Including having the right fabric that go's with it.
1/3

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The comparison I chose is these outfits by Ashish Gupta (left) and the dress Hailee Steinfeld wore to the Met Gala (right), designed by Viktor & Rolf. What drew the comparison in my mind is the use of bold text that is central to the design, taking up most of the front-facing real estate, as well as the bright, almost garish colors. The text on Hailee's dress is ironic, punctuated by the fact she carried with her a (seemingly diamond encrusted) camera. While Gupta's text is more sincere, there is something similarly cheeky about both; for Gupta, it is the way the bold, simple, almost sappy message supersedes the design, while with Steinfield it has more to do with the way it clearly contradicts the purpose of the dress in the first place (which is to be photographed in it).

When it comes to who at the exhibit embodied camp the best, I don't know if I could pick, because there were so many examples. The bizarre Vogue-inspired outfit by Gianni Versace (bottom) is one of my top picks, though. Something about its uncanny, artificial look mixed with the gaudy, bright colors synthesizes well with the statement it is making about the disparity between our humanity and our fashion ideals, while doing so in a manner that is both lighthearted and visually interesting. Given the amount of embroidery and beadwork that this garment includes, I can only imagine it took a lot of labor. I would be curious to know how many people were involved in its production. This definitely constitutes an aesthetic of expression - it is not the kind of garment someone would wear on a daily basis, and is absolutely intended to express a particular message and mood. It is a subtle critique of our obsession with fashion, while simultaneously existing within the very sphere it is critiquing, in a self-aware manner that lends humor to the situation.

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Emily Ratajkowski's Dress at the Met Gala

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Bjork’s swan dress by Marjan Pejoski at The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s

The white swan dress in the exhibition was my favorite garment because it is simple yet thought out carefully. I think it is similar to the dress Emily Ratajkowski wore because it also has the element of a monotone color scheme, which plays around with fabric texture rather than visual colors. As a fashion design major, I think finding fabrics of the same color that will work together is extremely difficult because it automatically limits the options. The simpler the design, the harder it is to execute. Designs with a lot of decorations and flare tend to get too crowded and I believe each garment should have one focus point. Each element of the dress should compliment each other, not fight for the stage. I think the swan dress embodies the masquerade look because it has a very simple silhouette with a very direct meaning. People can clearly see what the dress resembles. Why bother making a theatrical dress if no one could understand what it is? I think that defeats the purpose.

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My favorite design was Thierry Mugler’s “Birth of Venus”. I think this is brilliant idea that is also beautiful. It is shape of dress that is upside down. He broke the rule of dress which I admire most. Usually dress is tight whole body or it gets wider when it goes down. I am sure he took a lot of efforts to make it wearable.

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Left :Gucci S/S 2017 Menswear      Right : Alessandro Michele  and Harry Styles
One of the feature of word ' Camp ' is gender fluid based on homosexual stories on camp style novels.
I think these garments well represents the feature of genderless fashion.
I actually picked garments designed by same person, Alessandro Michele, designer of Gucci.
The suit (Left) in the exhibition has fullness with tail coat and pleated skirts which is little exaggerated in fit wise compared to other men's suit. Its fullness and skirt looking pleats and whole styling of the ourfit shows its genderless side.
The two suits  Alessandro Michele and Harry Styles wore on Met gala are hard to tell those were womens wear or mens wear. The suit Michele wore is made of fabric something usually for dress and the suit Styles wore has black sear which I've never seen on men's suit.
I loved that fashion got more unconstrained and out of streotypes.

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I feel this gown with several layers of tulle all different colors with a long train paired with the headpiece expresses camp well. When I think of camp I imagine something so extravagant and over the top that it is not meant to be taken entirely seriously as other fashion tries to be.
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The two Balenciaga Dresses
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These two Balenciaga dresses reminded me of the two Versace dresses worn by Kylie and Kendall Jenner at the Met Gala. While the dressed on display are completely made up of feathers, the two Versace gowns are a combination of things to be considered camp including sequins round or exaggerated details and showing of the body form. I feel Kylie Jenner’s dress shares the most in common since she has the large round arm feathers.
1/3

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See post below.

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Cardi B’s Pearl Dress

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Cardi B’s Pearl Dress

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It was also very interesting to see the dress singer Cardi B wore the the Grammy ceremony.

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All of the designs in this exhibition were absolutely mesmerizing. However, to me the designer that better embodied the term “Camp” was Michael Travis. He was the costume designer for famous, extravagant pianist Liberace. This garment looks like it requires many hours of hard work to be able to place each piece of crystal in the right place to create the overall look he had envisioned.