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TennisRoger Federer will co-chair the Met Gala
The Basel was chosen by the Metropolitan Museum in New York for this famous charity evening in May. He will be accompanied by Dua Lipa, Michaela Coel and Penélope Cruz.
Always classy, Roger Federer will enjoy the Met Gala.
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Tennis legend Roger Federer, singer Dua Lipa, and actresses Michaela Coel and Penélope Cruz will co-chair the next gala at the Metropolitan Museum, a major social gathering in New York, where stars parade in extravagant outfits.
The quartet will accompany on the steps of the Met the high priestess of fashion and editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine, Anna Wintour, friend of the couple Mirka and Roger Federer for many years, who chairs each edition of the event, has announced the New York museum in a press release.
Both a celebrity parade and a social and philanthropic evening, the “Met Gala” is the main source of funding for the museum’s fashion department (The Costume Institute), an estimated total of more than $16 million in 2021.
In honor of Karl Lagerfeld
Each year, the event takes place on the first Monday of May and it accompanies the opening of the major exhibition of the “Costume Institute”, dedicated in 2023 to the designer who died in 2019, Karl Lagerfeld. The dress code for the evening will be: “in honor of Karl”.
It is generally from this imposed theme that the great couturiers and luxury brands design the most original or extravagant outfits worn by international stars to stand out on the red carpet, in front of clouds of photographers.
Three stars by his side
The choice of the presidents of the gala is also scrutinized in the world of fashion and celebrities. Next to Roger Federer, tennis legend who retired in 2022, is Spanish actress Penélope Cruz, who had marched for Karl Lagerfeld.
Penélope Cruz, Michaela Coel and Dua Lipa (from left to right).
The other two co-presidents are rising stars of music and fiction: the British and Albanian singer Dua Lipa, known for the hit “Levitating” and who at the age of 27 has six Brit Awards and three Grammy Awards, as well as the actress and screenwriter Michaela Coel, 35, author of the series “I may destroy you” on the story of a rape and its consequences, and who embodies one of the characters of the latest Marvel film, “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever “.
(AFP)
