The Witch Don’t Kill My Vibe Bleached Halloween Shirt
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The Witch Don’t Kill My Vibe Bleached Halloween Shirt! It's been a pretty hectic week. The end of fashion week has directly entered the much-anticipated Met Gala. And with both events came stellar outfits. To cap off her amazing Luar show, designer Raul Lopez donned a sleek hoodie, jeans, and a pair of flats. In the busy weekday mix is Devon Lee Carlson. She wore a set with a pastel pink shirt and a camisole dress with knee-length Mary Jane heels. The stars really made it through all the stops for the Met Gala. Alton Mason looked unbelievably regal in a white Theophilo suit with an embossed high collar. There was also Troye Sivan, who was caught in the dressing room in a black knitted dress by the brand Altu, the trademark of Joseph Altuzarra. Lil Nas X was probably the best unofficial photographer of the Met Gala night. He walked around the event in his gilded suit, snapping selfies with the likes of Timothée Chalamet and Billie Eilish. His shiny accessory? An ear-splitting smile.
That the perfect pose on the red carpet is a special case of modern art at this point: Zendaya and that cross-legged pose. However, new preset technology lets you see things with clarity and intensity never seen before. At this year's Met Gala, we stepped into the metaverse to turn our favorite runway stars into realistic 3D avatars and The Witch Don’t Kill My Vibe Bleached Halloween Shirt! Technology, sponsored by Altava (an innovative VR fashion game company funded by pioneering developer Andy Ku and tech-driven fashion publisher Elizabeth von Guttman), marks a new dawn in the way we experience the red carpet. For Altova, this is about changing the way we interact with fashion and the ever-evolving virtual world. Their eponymous game is truly a fully immersive space where you can shop, curate, and discover new brands through virtual reality, like the US company director, Karina Cha explains. There are virtual fitting rooms where you can try on clothes, mix and match designers to choose your own preferences.
