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Ever since the city’s mayor Zohran Mamdani said he would not attend the Met Gala to focus on affordability, tabloid papers and glossy magazines have been filled with rumors about who else will be attending this year.<\/p>\n
With the ceremony arriving amid growing anti-rich sentiment, fans are interpreting each absence as a clear political statement, even if unconfirmed.<\/p>\n
Zendaya, the former Met Gala co-chair who understands the constant dressing assignments, is rumored to be among the non-attendees this year. Her stylist Law Roach confirmed this when told Eli<\/a> They did two press tours together for season three of “The Drama” and “Euphoria” and this year he will be attending the ceremony alone.<\/p>\n Nor is Meryl Streep going, despite the fact that her Miranda Priestly played an event as memorable as the Met Gala in “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” which was released Friday. Then, according to a statement from his representative, he has yet to attend the Met Gala, which “has never been a good fit for him”. People<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Content creator on Instagram meredith lynch<\/a> Warned celebrities that if they decided to show up to the “Jeff Bezos-backed Met Gala” wearing “ICE OUT” pins \u2013 a popular accessory on other red carpets \u2013 she would skewer them “forever”.<\/p>\n Actor and former gala-goer Taraji P. Henson responded in the comments, “I’m very confused by some people going who are assuming on principle that she’s not going.” She added: “What are we doing!?!?!?!”<\/p>\n Others who may not have been seen on the red carpet (or who may not have received an invitation) include bella hadid<\/a> (although her sister Gigi was in attendance in a Miu Miu dress), Blake Lively (who easily settled her lawsuit against Jason Baldoni during a red carpet arrival), Ariana Grande and former Vogue editor and entrepreneur lauren santo domingo<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n