Elizabeth Debicki risks wardrobe malfunction at Met Gala in daring Vera Wang gown
Elizabeth Debicki risks wardrobe malfunction at Met Gala in daring Vera Wang gown

Elizabeth Debicki, known for playing Princess Diana in The Crown, turned heads at the Met Gala in a risky Vera Wang dress that left little to the imagination. The Grecian-inspired gown featured a single panel covering her chest, with side boob exposed, making any wrong move a potential wardrobe malfunction.

The cream fabric draped delicately over her frame, with thigh-high splits on each side and a black train. She completed the look with flat sandals and a 1957 Vendura Feather Tiara, commissioned for American socialite Betsey Cushing Whitney. The tiara, inspired by the US $10 coin from 1907, weighs 28.32 carats and features 1,223 diamonds.

This year's theme, 'Fashion is Art', saw stars paying homage to various art forms. Sabrina Carpenter wore a custom Dior dress made from rhinestoned film strips of the 1954 film Sabrina, later changing into an archival Versace gown featuring Andy Warhol's portrait of Marilyn Monroe.

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Co-chair Venus Williams combined art and sport with a necklace replicating the Wimbledon plate. Heidi Klum transformed into a marble statue inspired by Raffaelle Monti's 1847 sculpture Veiled Vestal. Rachel Zegler wore a Prabal Gurung corseted white dress with a blindfold, based on Paul Delaroche's 1833 painting The Execution of Lady Jane Grey.

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