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At the 2022 #MetGala, many of the attendees wore recycled fabrics and vintage dresses in a nod to sustainable fashion.
Singers Billie Eilish and Camila Cabello wore dresses made of recycled and sustainable fabrics, while celebrities including HoYeon Jung, Emily Ratajkowski, and Adut Akech Bior wore dresses from past seasons.
Emma Stone wore one of the dresses she wore in her wedding, and climate activist Xiye Bastida was in attendance to bring awareness to climate justice.
‘There is no better feeling than to know your designs will live on,’ said Nicolas Ghesquière, the artistic director of women’s collections for Louis Vuitton, which Stone and Jun were repping.
‘While my role as an artistic director is to constantly create, the chance to return to previous collections and designs for this year’s Met Gala was joyful.’

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