Doja Cat Wears Nothing but a Wet, White T-Shirt Gown to the 2024 Met Gala

“I do know that individuals are going to do flowers, however my flower of selection is the most-used flower. And it is cotton,” she told Entertainment Tonight. “I wished to do a white T-shirt, additionally as a result of a white T-shirt is timeless. And it felt very poetic to decide on this,” she continued. “I knew it wasn’t going to mix in an excessive amount of, and I do not actually prefer to mix in.”

Earlier within the night, whereas leaving the Mark Resort, the rapper posed alongside Vetements artistic director Guram Gvasalia in nothing however a white towel throughout her physique and atop her head, acrylic platform pumps, and diamond necklace.

Forward of tonight’s gala, Doja Cat was teasing a dramatic red-carpet second for followers. The rapper was photographed round New York Metropolis with Gvasalia, sporting outfits together with a rigorously draped bed-comforter-esque robe and a Saran Wrap–impressed two-piece set. On Sunday evening, at a pre–Met Gala social gathering, she wore a pleather cape with nothing beneath however a thong and sheer tights.

In her cowl story final yr for Harper’s Bazaar Icons challenge, the musician shared how experimenting with style is an extension of how she presents herself as an artist.

“I’m in this type of chaotic place proper now relating to style, the place I’ve simply been going into my closet and selecting out essentially the most random, bizarre, not-fitting factor to combine with one other factor that doesn’t actually match. It’s like mashed potatoes. However I’m embracing that,” she mentioned. “It’s slightly punk. It’s experimental for certain. It’s very manic. However I’m going in a darker course relating to visuals and style. I’ve numerous pent-up emotions and anger, and I need to specific it with magnificence.”

Bianca Betancourt is the tradition editor at HarpersBAZAAR.com, the place she covers all issues movie, TV, music, and extra. When she’s not writing, she loves impulsively baking a batch of cookies, re-listening to the identical early-2000s pop playlist, and stalking Mariah Carey’s Twitter feed.