The Met Ball 2015 is the Oscars of the fashion world where guests from the the star-studded list dress up in their best to match the theme of the exhibit while making a stunning statement on the red carpet. This year, Burberry Chief Creative and Chief Executive Officer Christopher Bailey hosted a table at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Benefit in New York tonight, to mark the new “China: Through the Looking Glass” exhibition. As expected, the celebrity guests at the Burberry table were dressed in signature creations by the British luxury fashion house.
British model and face of the Burberry Spring/Summer 2015 campaign, Naomi Campbell, dazzled in a light green floor-length tulle gown with hand-embroidered sequins and black feather trim. She completed the red carpet look with a black feather cape, black silk box clutch and black leather cage detail boots. Sporting a daring cleavage in a plunging semi-sheer gown, the 44 year old supermodel also dressed her face with Burberry make-up.
Chinese actress, Tang Wei, was also dressed from head-to-toe in Burberry. She opted for a silver tulle gown with hand-sewn crystals and contrast framing detail and teamed it up with a black suede fringe detail clutch bag and black silk shoes.
Jourdan Dunn, who also happens to be the face of the Burberry Spring/Summer 2015 campaign stepped out in a burgundy macramé lace gown with hand-embroidered mirror detail. The British model held on to a black suede box clutch with mirror detail.
American actor, film producer and director and most recently creator, director and producer of critically acclaimed TV series Empire, Lee Daniels, posed alongside co-star Naomi, draped in a black peak grosgrain lapel tuxedo by Burberry.
James Bay, the British musician, faced the cameras on the red carpet wearing a black peak lapel grosgrain Burberry tuxedo. He was accompanied by Sophie Turner who dazzled in a pale green sequin column gown teamed with a silver box clutch.
Showing cleavage elegantly appeared to be the theme of the evening!
