#Ann-Gisel Glass

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Désordre [disorder]

Release date : 1986

Director : Olivier Assayas

Country : France

A group of young people, Yvan, Anne, Henri, linked by the music they make together, accidentally commit a crime. The police will never suspect them, but their destiny will be disrupted, theirs and that of their loved ones, unwitting accomplices in the tragedy. "Yes", it's a black film, but black like the romanticism of adolescence, at the same time tormented, feverish and tortured by too much life. It's a period that can hardly be treated as a light and cheerful way.

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J'appartenais à nouveau à ton regard et je ne demandais rien d'autre.

Agathe Ruga, L'homme que je ne devais pas aimer

Ph. Tony Frank : Ann-Gisel Glass

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Horror Movie Review: Rats: Night of Terror (1984)

Rats: Night of Terror is a bad film, but it is one that fits the over-used tag of being ‘so bad, it’s good’.

Directed by Bruno Mattei, who also wrote the story, Rats: Night of Terror is a delightfully dated post-apocalyptic horror film that stars Ottaviano Dell’Acqua, Geretta Geretta, Massimo Vanni, Gianni Franco, Ann-Gisel Glass, Cindy Leadbetter and Henry Luciani. Rats: Night of Terror is a bad film, but it is one that fits the over-used tag of being ‘so bad, it’s good’. Set in the futuristic year of…

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La tentation d'Isabelle (Jacques Doillon, 1985)

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Disorder | Olivier Assayas | 1986

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Rats: Notte di Terrore (Rats: Night Of Terror, 1984)

"Before the world was destroyed by the power of the atomic bombs, rats used to live underground, in the sewers - beneath the great cities. I read that in a book."

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share your cringiest piece of writing or a piece you wrote when you were younger or something 😌

here’s the first chapter of a story i wrote years ago (and i will emphasize that) that inspired maia milan 😌

I laughed. “You really think so?” I said, smiling. He looked at me, his dark brown eyes perfect.

 “Mae.” I heard from behind me. I turned. 

“What’s wrong?” I whispered as she crashed into my arms. Her face was scratched, her legs were bruised, and her eye was blackened. 

“Did you get into a fight, Alise?” I asked, in alarm. “Sorry …” I said to him, tears threatening to come out of my eyes. 

“Is she your sister?”  he asked. “She’s as good as.” I whispered, burying my face in her hair. Part of Alise’s hair was singed. 

“What happened, Alise?” I yelled, desperate for her to hear me. “Ever! Ever!” Someone else was yelling at me. 

“Alise…”

“Ever! Ever! Come quick!” I heard faintly. I shuddered at the thought of the dream, and tried to get Analise’s terrified, ravaged face out of my head.  I jumped up and didn’t bother to make my bed. 

“Coming, Evan!” I yelled. I pulled a sweatshirt on over my tank top and slid into my slippers. “Ever! Come on!” My little brother yelled again. I rolled my eyes and started running down the stairs to the living room. My little brother stood there, at the bottom of the stairs, his sandy-brown hair a mess, and held a squirmy white something up to me.

“Happy birthday, Ever!” He said, smiling at his intuition. 

“Maia Everest.” Mum said gently, swooping down to kiss my head. “Happy birthday, Maia.” Daddy said. 

“Ever, look at her!” Evan insisted.  I took the ball of fluff from Evan and yelped when a black button nose touched my arm, and when a pair of huge dark brown eyes met mine. “Mummy, this isn’t a cat.” I said, tickling the puppy’s chin. 

“It’s a dog.” Mum said. “I personally prefer cats, but this little one is part cat. Look at her.” Daddy remarked. I looked at her and said, “Thank you, everyone! What’s her name?”

Evan looked at me and said, “Ever, she’s yours to name. You don’t turn sixteen every year, you know!” I laughed and said, “It’s November right now. Maybe… October? Or Gisele? Or… Leena?” I looked at Mum. 

She wanted to name me Lena, and this was the Finnish variant. “Look at her. Describer her. 

She is who you are naming.” Mum said. She’s had experience, naming Evan and our Siamese cat Earl Grey. Daddy named me and our calico cat, Anneli. I looked into her dark eyes and said, “Essi.” Daddy looked up. 

“Essi Gisele Lehtinen.” I set Essi down. She wobbled to her feet and looked at me. “Let’s go to the store and get her necessities, should we not?” Mum said. 

Always the voice of reason. 

I picked Essi up and ran to my room, where I talked to her as I got ready. 

“I’m Maia Everest. My brother is Evan, and Mummy’s Avareigh Rila-Lehtinen, and Daddy is Mahtias Lehtinen. Remember,” I looked into Essi’s intelligent dark eyes and said, 

“Essi, my little one, you’ll forever be mine.” She tilted her head and smiled.

I quickly put on my favorite winter outfit: lace-up brown boots, long-sleeved dark gray dress, warm tights, and a burgundy denim jacket. Pushing my glasses on, I ran a hand through my chocolate curls and smiled at Essi. 

I took my bag, slung it over my shoulder and picked Essi up gently. Before I left, I looked at myself in the mirror. Sighing, I whispered, “This is as good as it’s going to get, Ever.” Before kissing Essi’s head. “I’m ready.” I announced, coming out of my room and down the stairs again.

“We have to eat, you know,” Mum said, setting some apple pancakes and naleśniki onto the dining table.

“Yes, my eager flower,” Daddy said. “We have to eat.” I looked at Earl and Anneli, who were eagerly flicking their tails by their bowls. 

“Yes, Daddy, Mum.” I said, sitting down with fork and knife. “I love that jacket on you, Ever!” Evan commented, touching the dark denim. 

“And that wrap dress looks wonderful as well, little flower.” Daddy winked. I blushed into my naleśniki, spooning too much Nutella onto the crepe on purpose so Daddy would stop talking about how pretty I was.

After eating, we all raced to the pet shop, picking out various dog essentials. When we were finished, we deposited Essi at home with her new crate, ate lunch, which were these amazing bacon sandwiches with Daddy’s fresh bread, and then dashed off again to find costumes for Daddy and Evan. 

Mummy had proudly handed me the keys, and I dropped the boys off at the costume store and then headed from there to pick out various makeup products for my party tonight. Mummy also insisted that we bought me “proper shoes” to wear, because hiking boots were apparently “not delicate and feminine enough to match your gown.” 

I eventually caved, and we picked out some strappy blush pink heels for me, even though I showed Mummy at least seven pairs of heeled boots and eleven pairs of respectable wedges.

“Mummy, couldn’t I have worn my pointe shoes?” I whined, glaring at the heels that Mummy picked out for me. 

“Maia Everest, there will be girls wearing even higher heels at your party. Be lucky I didn’t pick the dagger stilettos out for you!” She threatened, a mischievous spark in her eyes. Mummy was a rebel, too. I rebelled by wearing comfortable boots to parties. Mummy rebelled by wearing blazers over sweatpants with heels.

To be fair, the heels we picked didn’t kill my feet any more than pointe shoes did, I reasoned.

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The Met Gala Best Dressed of the Decade

Just because there won’t be a Met Gala this year doesn't mean we can’t celebrate the occasion with style. Join me as I head into the archives of fashion’s favourite night of the year.

1. Doutzen Kroes in Zac Posen, 2010

The then Victoria’s Secret Angel and her American fairy godfather, in the form of Zac Posen, created Cinderella inspired magic for the Met. The pastel blue hue of the gown, heavily bodied tulle skirt and her Hollywood curls made for a timeless aesthetic. 

American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity.

2. Gisele Bundchen in Alexander McQueen, 2011

The supermodel naturally opted for a McQueen design, one from his Fall 2005 collection. Gisele obtained her natural makeup and blonde beachy waves for the occasion but amped up her aesthetic with the dress’ dramatic tumbling train for the desired effect.

Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty.

3. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in Burberry, 2012

Rosie opted for a chic chignon hairstyle that showcased her enviable cheekbones. Her dark smoky eyes were representative of Prada’s Fall 2012 beauty look whilst her stripe print replicated a classic Schiaparelli silhouette.

Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations.

4. Anne Hathaway in Valentino, 2013 

The actress transformed her pixie cut to platinum blonde for the occasion and opted naturally for a black mesh gown to resemble the punk theme. Add on feathered sleeves and risqué cut-outs and the result is grunge meets couture.

Punk: Chaos To Couture Costume Institute Gala.

5. Kendall Jenner in Topshop, 2014

For her debut to the gala, the model embodied timeless old school glamour. You only need to search the name ‘Charles James’ and see that this champagne creation was utterly inspired by his fine designs.

Charles James: Beyond Fashion.

6. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in Atelier Versace, 2015

Giving a nod to the Asian infusion of theme, her asymmetric, nude and swirling panelled dress contoured her body perfectly. Her sweeping up-do and deep berry red lip was the perfect addition to the elegant ensemble. 

China: Through the Looking Glass.

7. Bella Hadid in Givenchy, 2016

The theme explored the future of fashion and Bella’s unique gown was certainly an eye-catch of the evening. The strapless design and thigh split tied together red carpet glamour with a futuristic feel thanks to her rings and the dress’ train.

Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology.

8. Gigi Hadid in Tommy Hilfiger, 2017

The asymmetric tulle and satin dress paired with the contrasting fishnet stockings made for the most stand-out and style-infused look of the evening. Marrying together her bespoke look with her glam, her hairstyle reflected the Japanese theme. 

Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between.

9. Kim Kardashian in Versace, 2018

The term ‘Heavenly bodies’ certainly applied to the shape-wear mogul on the night. Her corset dress carved her curves to perfection. Her 90s inspired glam and cross embellished gown served the desired nostalgic feel. 

Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination.

10. Hailey Bieber in Alexander Wang, 2019

As a vision in candy pink, a Barbie-esque Hailey captured the essence of the evening with a contemporary twist. The exaggerated accessories, logoed G-string and saccharine palette were the epitome of camp.

Camp: Notes on Fashion.

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Best All-Time Celebrity Met Gala Fashion Outfits

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For serious fans of fashion, there’s no bigger red-carpet affair than the annual Costume Institute Benefit—a.k.a. the Metropolitan Museum of Art Gala, or Met Gala for short—where celebrities and high fashion collide in a bonanza of couture gowns that more than rivals the Oscars in unabashed glamour. Part of the evening’s fun—even for us spectators—is seeing what attendees choose to wear on the red carpet at the Gala, which will be held Monday night. Considering attendees’ high-design attire is typically loosely inspired by the exhibition’s theme, we have a feeling this particular red carpet will be one for the record books, and we’ll see some of the best Met Gala dresses yet.

However, before we can look ahead to this year’s extravaganza, we decided to look back at some past memorable Met Gala gowns that we’re still talking about.

From supermodels (Karolina Kurkova in a head-to-toe custom Rachel Zoe creation that resembled liquid gold, Gisele Bündchen’s red-hot Valentino, Anja Rubik’s skin-baring Anthony Vaccarello) and starlets (Beyoncé in showstopping Givenchy, Diane Kruger in Jason Wu) to the fash pack (Alexa Chung in Marc Jacobs, Ashley Olsen in vintage Dior, Zoe Kravitz in Alexander Wang), there’s no denying that everyone who shows up to the year’s most major red carpet does so with a serious fashion moment in mind.

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Rihanna, Met Gala 2017

As an annual Met Gala favorite, Rihanna didn’t disappoint when she wore a Comme des Garçons structured flower-like dress by Rei Kawakubo, a Japanese designer who was honored with that year’s theme. The look, which was straight from Comme des Garçons’s Fall 2016 runway, used floral fabrics, which were layered and pulled apart to look like petals.

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Zendaya, Met Gala 2017

Though Zendaya strayed from 2017’s avant-garde theme, she still shut down the red carpet when she showed up in a colorful Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda ball gown decorated with vibrant orange and blue parrots. Z complemented her look, which boasted a floor-length train, with a voluminous Afro.

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Cardi B, Met Gala 2018

Cardi B’s 2018 MOSCHINO Met Gala look (with the theme Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination) was beyond iconic.

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Taylor Swift, Met Gala 2016

As 2016’s Met Gala chair, Taylor Swift created chatter on the internet for the metallic minidress she wore in honor of that year’s theme, Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology. The look consisted of a robot-like Louis Vuitton dress with cutouts and a ruffled skirt with knee-high lace-up heels and black lipstick complementing Swift’s electric-blonde hair.

Mike Coppola/Getty Images for People.com.

Solange, Met Gala 2016

Solange didn’t exactly fit 2016’s technology-inspired theme, but many fans considered her lemonade-yellow David Laport dress, which featured accordion-like pleats, to be a nod to her sister Beyoncé’s album Lemonade, which came out a month earlier. Solange completed her look with matching latex leg warmers and clear sandals.

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Lena Waithe, Met Gala 2018

When Master of None’s Lena Waithe showed up to the 2018 Met Gala in a literal rainbow cape, we knew it was going to be a good night.

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Lupita Nyong’o, Met Gala 2016

Lupita Nyong’o stunned on the Met Gala red carpet in 2016 when she wore a jade sequined Calvin Klein shift dress with a near-translucent train. But it was her hair that caught the attention of the internet. Shortly after Nyong’o walked the red carpet, Vogue published an article comparing her sky-high bun to Audrey Hepburn’s in a 1963 Vogue photo shoot. The actress later called out the magazine on Instagram, explaining that her hair wasn’t inspired by Hepburn, but by traditional African hairstyles and Nina Simone.

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Kendall Jenner, Met Gala 2017

Kendall Jenner definitely turned heads in 2017 when she showed up at the Met Gala in a near-naked La Perla dress. The sheer look, which featured a large diagonal cutout on Jenner’s torso, was flecked with glitter and featured a low-scooped open back, revealing Jenner’s derriere.

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Katy Perry, Met Gala 2017

As one of 2017’s Met Gala chairs, Katy Perry raised the bar when she wore an avant-garde red-tulle dress by John Galliano. The look, which featured a floor-length veil and sleeves embellished with large jewels, also included a crown-like headpiece with the word “Witness,” which would later become the title of Perry’s 2017 album.

Jamie McCarthy/FilmMagic.

Claire Danes, Met Gala 2016

From a first look, Claire Danes’s 2016 sky-blue Cinderella-like Zac Posen ball gown looked like another pretty dress and far from that year’s technology-inspired theme. But in the dark, fans learned that the one-of-a-kind dress was sewn with dozens of fiber optics, allowing it to twinkle with lights when it was pitch-black. Posen revealed the high-tech effect on his Instagram.

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Cara Delevingne, Met Gala 2017

Cara Delevingne took advantage of her freshly shaven head at the 2017 Met Gala by glazing it with slick silver paint. She paired her metallic buzzcut with a sci-fi-inspired pantsuit by Chanel with bold shoulders and a futuristic, star-like pattern.

David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock.

Rihanna, Met Gala 2018

Rihanna really stuck to the 2018 “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination” Met Gala theme when she game dressed as the literal Pope. We’re still screaming about it.

Kevin Mazur/WireImage.

Madonna, Met Gala 2016

Madonna earned mixed reviews when she wore a sheer and skin-baring Givenchy dress to the 2016 Met Gala. The look, which exposed Madonna’s butt and breasts, was criticized by some for being too revealing. Of course, Madonna had the last word. After the controversy, the singer took to her Instagram to explain that her dress was a “political statement” against “an ageist and sexist society.”

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Kim Kardashian, Met Gala 2013

A pregnant Kim Kardashian didn’t exactly stick to the PUNK: Chaos to Couture theme of 2013’s gala, but her Givenchy dress spawned 10,000 memes—and was of particular significance, given it was the first time Anna Wintour allowed her to attend.

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Diana Ross, Met Gala 1981

Diana Ross’s 1981 Met Gala gown would look right at home on the 2018 red carpet, given fashion’s recent obsession with ruffles and off-the-shoulder cuts.

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Solange, Met Gala 2015

When every other star was tripping over themselves to prove their dresses were the most naked, Solange rolled up to the 2015 Met Gala in this round Giles dress—and killed it.

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Amber Valletta, Met Gala 1999

Amber Valletta looked every inch the supermodel in shiny gold at 1999’s “Rock Style” gala.

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Sarah Jessica Parker, Met Gala 2013

Sarah Jessica Parker, patron saint of the Met Gala, can always be counted on to show up in something fabulously OTT, like this Giles Deacon gown and Philip Treacy Mohawk headpiece in 2013, proving that she truly gets the spirit of the event every year.

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Diana Vreeland, Met Gala 1981

Legendary fashion editor Diana Vreeland and Bill Blass at the 1981 gala, whose theme was “‘Eighteenth Century Woman.”

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Lauren Santo Domingo, Met Gala 2008

In 2008, socialite and fashion It-girl Lauren Santo Domingo wore a silver glittering Nina Ricci gown—created by then-designer Olivier Theyskens—end of story. But it wasn’t, because the dress caused a bit of a scandal when the house dressed SJP in the same exact dress months later for the premiere of the “Sex and the City” movie. The brand responded to the controversy by saying LSD isn’t technically a celebrity, so they didn’t recycle.

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Lupito Nyong’o, Met Gala 2014

Fresh off her fame-making red-caped-dress moment, Lupita Nyong’o made a dramatic grand entrance at the 2014 gala in flapper-inspired Prada.

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Zoë Kravitz and MIA, Met Gala 2010

The cool crowd—also known as MIA and Zoë Kravitz—arrived on the arm of Alexander Wang at 2010’s “American Women”-themed gala.

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Florence Welch, Met Gala 2012

Florence Welch brought it to the 2012 gala honoring Miuccia Prada and Elsa Schiaparelli, although she opted to wear a stunning multitiered McQueen dress. She showed up on several “worst-dressed” lists, proving again that the masses just don’t get it.

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Anja Rubik, Met Gala 2013

Supermodel Anja Rubik rolled up to the 2013 punk-themed gala in a mini red leather Anthony Vaccarello number—and it promptly went down in the annals as one of the coolest, most memorable looks ever.

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Karen Elson, Met Gala 2015

In 2015, supermodel-turned-rocker Karen Elson debuted a jaw-dropping Dolce & Gabbana look on the red carpet. Whether it played into the night’s theme—”China: Through the Looking Glass”—is debatable, but the glamour is not.

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Anne Hathaway, Met Gala 2013

Anne Hathaway shed her goody-goody image at the 2013 punk-themed gala, replacing her long brown hair with a cropped platinum cut and debuting an on-theme Valentino gown.

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Miley Cyrus, Met Gala 2013

A logical step in Miley Cyrus’s 2013 emancipation from Hannah Montana? Attending the punk-themed Met Gala on Marc Jacobs’s arm in a  totally sheer dress and with blonde spiky hair.

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Diane Kruger, Met Gala 2004

A lot of the looks at 2004’s “Dangerous Liaisons: Fashion and Furniture in the 18th Century” gala look wildly outdated now, but Diane Kruger—in Nicolas Ghesquiere—still looks chic and sexy.

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Nicole Richie, Met Gala 2013

Nicole Richie stunned due to the simple fact that she made both a Topshop gown and silver hair look ridiculously chic in 2013.

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Kim Kardashian, Met Gala 2015

In 2015, Kim Kardashian caught major flak for wearing a dress nearly identical to the one Beyoncé wore in 2012. Granted, they’re by different designers and were different colors—Beyoncé’s black and purple gown was Givenchy, while Kim’s white dress was part of Peter Dundas’s first collection since returning to Roberto Cavalli, but the similarities were shocking, down to the sheer nakedness, the curve-hugging fit, and—of course—the feathered train that Bey worked like a pro on the Met’s red stairs when she made her dramatic entrance three years ago.

(And let it be known, Kim—who was on the event’s host committee that year—also showed up toward the end of the carpet, just like Ms. Knowles did.)

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Rihanna, Met Gala 2015

Perhaps the most memorable gala gown—and the most memorable example of a star sticking to the theme—was at 2015’s “China: Through the Looking Glass”: Rihanna showed up in an imperial-yellow fur-trimmed caped number with a multifoot-long train created by Chinese couturier Guo Pei. “I was researching Chinese couture on the Internet, and I found it,” she told Vanity Fair.

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Ashley Olsen, Met Gala 2011

Ashley Olsen didn’t wear McQueen to the 2011 gala, whose theme was in his honor, but looked absolutely perfect in a vintage Dior with puffy sleeves.

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Beyoncé, Met Gala 2015

Beyoncé turned heads in revealing Givenchy Couture at 2015’s gala, though some critics slammed the look for being too shameless in its approach to grab headlines. In the year of the “naked dress” on the gala’s carpet—J.Lo and—predictably—Kim K. also showed up in similar styles—we kind of hoped Beyoncé would have risen above the fray and had fun with her look, much like Rihanna did that year.

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Gisele Bündchen, Met Gala 2011

Part of one of the best-dressed couples of all time, supermodel Gisele Bündchen made jaws drop in 2011 with her dramatic red Alexander McQueen.

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Bianca Brandolini D’Adda, Met Gala 2012

Italian It-girl Bianca Brandolini D’Adda stunned in a serious gold Dolce & Gabbana ensemble in 2012.

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Elizabeth Hurley, Met Gala 1995

Quintessential ’90s couple Elizabeth Hurley—in her signature curve-hugging gown style—and Hugh Grant at 1995’s gala.

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Amber Valletta, Met Gala 2004

It’s hard not to applaud Amber Valletta for fully embracing the 2004 “Dangerous Liaisons: Fashion and Furniture in the 18th Century” gala theme.

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Diane Kruger, Met Gala 2011

In 2011, Diane Kruger was the picture of modernity—instead of an OTT gown, she opted for a sleek black slit-skirt and embellished top by Jason Wu.

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Rihanna, Met Gala 2011

Been there, done that: Rihanna was doing the naked-dress thing long before Kim, Bey, and J.Lo. Here she is in Stella McCartney in 2011.

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Karolina Kurkova, Met Gala 2012

Karolina Kurkova brought some serious Studio 54 vibes in 2012 with her gold beaded Rachel Zoe number.

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Kirsten Dunst, Met Gala 2012

Kirsten Dunst might have worn prim Rodarte to 2012’s gala, but the look did its part to play into the Prada and Schiappareli theme.

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Alexa Chung, Met Gala 2013

It-girl and style-setter Alexa Chung took the “real fashion” route in a buttoned-up Marc Jacobs look in 2013.

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Nina Dobrev, Met Gala 2012

Actress Nina Dobrev looked glamorous in a serious Donna Karan Atelier gown in 2012.

  A version of this story originally appeared in May 2016.

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Disorder | Olivier Assayas | 1986

Ann-Gisel Glass

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Us, February 4

Cover: John Travolta and Kelly Preston -- Love, Loss and Scientology 

Page 1: Red Carpet First Look -- Lucy Hale 

Page 2: Red Carpet -- Winter White -- Jessica Biel, Lupita Nyong’o, Dakota Johnson, Karolina Kurkova, Rita Ora 

Page 3: Alexandra Daddario, Jennifer Lopez, Lily James, Emily Mortimer, Emily Blunt 

Page 4: Who Wore It Best? Mariah Carey vs. Mischa Barton, Nicole Kidman vs. Kat Graham, Gemma Chan vs. Bel Powley 

Page 6: Victoria Justice vs. Paris Jackson, Brooke Burke vs. Jenna Dewan, Elisabeth Moss vs. Monica Lewinsky 

Page 8: Jamie Chung vs. Shay Mitchell vs. Zoe Lister-Jones 

Page 10: Loose Talk -- Goldie Hawn on being in the delivery room with Kate Hudson, Sam Smith on his eye infection, Anne Hathaway on her singing, Hugh Grant to whoever broke into his car, Jake Gyllenhaal 

Page 13: Contents 

Page 14: Hot Pics -- The Women’s March in LA -- Lea Thompson 

Page 15: Maria Bello, Marisa Tomei, Adam Rippon, Lauren Jauregui, Sarah Hyland, Laverne Cox 

Page 16: Lauren Burnham and Arie Luyendyk Jr., Drew and Jonathan Scott, Wells Adams and Brandi Cyrus, Gayle King 

Page 17: Robert Downey Jr., Ryan Reynolds, Peta Murgatroyd and son 

Page 18: Christie Brinkley, Reese Witherspoon and mom Betty, Rita Ora, Robert Pattinson has a new hobby -- making clothes 

Page 19: Jimmy Fallon and Lin-Manuel Miranda and Ruben J. Carbajal of Hamilton in Puerto Rico 

Page 20: Miranda Kerr, Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie, the stars of Glass -- Anya Taylor-Joy and Sarah Paulson and James McAvoy and Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson

Page 21: Sarah Jessica Parker and Molly Shannon, Hailey Bieber, Justin Bieber 

Page 22: Camilla Belle and Linda Cardellini, Miley Cyrus, Vanessa Hudgens 

Page 23: Michael B. Jordan, Rooney Mara 

Page 23: #10YearChallenge -- Ariel Winter, Khloe Kardashian, Adam Lambert and Katy Perry, Kylie Jenner 

Page 24: Regina King, Beyonce, January Jones and Kiernan Shipka, Jennifer Lawrence 

Page 26: Stars turn out for their favorite NFL teams -- Billy Magnussen, Jordan Rodgers and fiancee Joelle “JoJo” Fletcher, Ciara and kids, 50 Cent 

Page 27: Ty Burrell and Nolan Gould, Chanel Iman and daughter, Dennis Quaid and girlfriend Santa Auzina, Gabrielle Union and Dwayne Wade, Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady 

Page 28: Barefoot Contessas -- Emma Thompson, Florence Welch, Lena Dunham, Kathie Lee Gifford, Anne Hathaway 

Page 29: Jessica Simpson, Chrissy Teigen, Kristen Stewart 

Page 30: Let It Rain -- Ted Danson, Duchess Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, Jude Law 

Page 31: Ryan Seacrest and Jenny McCarthy, Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra-Jonas, Karlie Kloss 

Page 32: Pooch Power -- Adopt, Don’t Shop -- Hugh Jackman with Dali and Allegra, Tallulah Willis and Merl, Halle Berry and dog 

Page 33: Lisa Vanderpump and Harrison, Luann de Lesseps and dog, Katy Perry and Nugget 

Page 34: Stars They’re Just Like Us -- James Middleton, Rachel Bilson, Tiffany Haddish 

Page 35: Julianne Moore, Milo Ventimiglia and Wilmer Valderrama, Emma Roberts 

Page 36: Hollywood Moms -- Desiree Hartsock on motherhood 

Page 37: Behati Prinsloo works hard to ensure her daughters with Adam Levine are well-behaved, Tia Mowry’s daughter’s first word was Mama, Debra Messing’s son helps with her wardrobe 

Page 38: Love Lives -- Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos secret to happiness 

Page 39: Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas share a sense of humor, Gina Rodriguez and Joe LoCicero are so ready to wed, Tom Holland and Zendaya enjoyed a dinner date in LA yet have never confirmed their relationship 

Page 40: Anthony De La Torre’s pickup line worked on Lana Condor, Jana Kramer and Mike Caussin are communicating better, Rosario Dawson dating New Jersey senator Cory Booker 

Page 41: Ashley Graham and Justin Ervin spice things up 

Page 42: Jessica Simpson celebrated baby Birdie 

Page 43: Jillian Michaels fighting with Andy Cohen and Al Michaels over the keto diet, Brad Pitt and Charlize Theron possible new couple alert, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s daughter North is excited for a new baby brother 

Page 44: Prince Philip was not plans to give up driving after car accident, Gwyneth Paltrow’s expensive Goop Health summit is scheduled for March 9, Stars who shut down haters -- Katharine McPhee, Tiffany Haddish, Ellen Pompeo, Vanessa Lachey, Gabrielle Union 

Page 45: Celebs weigh in on who should host the Oscars -- Fiona Xie suggests Awkwafina and Ken Jeong, Seth Rogen picked Nick Kroll and John Mulaney, Glenn Close suggested Jeff Goldblum, Sarah Silverman suggested Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, rumor has it the Avengers will reunited on stage, VIP Scene -- Camila Mendes, Dania Gurira, Martha Stewart, Amanda Bynes, Matthew Morrison and wife Renee, Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross, Leonardo DiCaprio and Camila Morrone, Dorinda Medley 

Page 46: What’s in my Bag? Kelly McCreary 

Page 47: Paris Jackson checks into a treatment facility, Scott Disick and Sofia Richie are extremely serious after nearly two years together, Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino behind bars 

Page 48: Cover Story -- John Travolta’s most candid interview ever 

Page 52: Meghan Markle’s showstopping pregnancy style, Kate Middleton did it so differently 

Page 54: Sister Wives at a crossroads 

 Page 56: David Burtka on how to throw a winning Super Bowl party 

Page 60: Style 

Page 61: Celebs love leisurewear -- Christina Milian, Gigi Hadid, Chrissy Teigen, Shanina Shaik, Olivia Munn 

Page 62: Beauty 

Page 64: Backstreet Boys 

Page 66: Rent cast reveals why the show still works -- Brandon Victor Dixon, Tinashe, Vanessa Hudgens, Buzzzz-o-Meter -- Carrie Underwood, Mila Kunis, Courteney Cox, Bear Grylls, Meghan Markle 

Page 67: Matthew McConaughey on Serenity 

Page 70: Fashion Police -- Joey Fatone edition 

Page 72: 25 Things You Don’t Know About Me -- Marcia Gay Harden 

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“Glass Onion”, “Disenchanted” and other must-see trailers

Only a few months left of 2022, and yet there are still tons of huge movies coming to theaters and streaming!

The Son: Hugh Jackman juggles his relationship with his teenage son and his new family. From the director of The Father, so yeah, insert your lame Catholic joke about what his third movie will be called.

Armageddon Time: Coming-of-age story taking place in 1980s America. Does Anne Hathaway play a racist mom in this movie? Because that’s how she comes off in the trailer.

Luckiest Girl Alive: Mila Kunis tries to keep a high school assault in the past. I never the read the original book, but I will remedy that, hopefully before the movie comes out.

White Noise: A train accident throws chemical waste all over Adam Driver’s town. With the way things are going, I wouldn’t be surprised if this happens in the near future.

I Wanna Dance With Somebody: The long-awaited Whitney Houston biopic starring Naomi Ackie, who was wasted in Rise of Skywalker. Hopefully, this could be her true breakthrough role.

Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey: Hell. No.

The Good Nurse: Chilling true story of a nurse (Jessie Chastain) who helped exposed her serial killer coworker (Eddie Redmayne).

Nanny: Scary movie that will probably point out the hypocrisies of wealthy woman and the way they treat their nannies.

Wendell and Wild: From the writer behind Nightmare Before Christmas and Coraline comes a stop-motion flick about two demons (Key and Peele) that get a kid to summon them. While it seems like it’ll be as creepy as Coraline, I bet Key and Peele will give us some laughs..

Glass Onion: The sequel to Knives Out we’ve all been waiting for! Can’t wait to hear Daniel Craig’s Foghorn Leghorn voice again!

Disenchanted: The long-awaited sequel to Enchanted, where Giselle (Amy Adams) finds herself turning into an evil stepmother. I hope it’s as good as the original, but either way, I’ll be happy to see Edward (James Marsden) again!

The Fabelmans: Steven Spielberg’s semi-autobiographical film about a boy who wants to make movies. Michelle Williams plays his mother--could this be the film that finally earns her an Oscar?

Babylon: The dark side of 1920s Hollywood. Bring it on.

The Little Mermaid (live action): I’ve watched Halle singing “Part of Your World” about 15 times now. Screw the racists and screw the people that are just crapping on this because it’s another live-action remake. I want this to win BIG.

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