Watch Greta Lee Realize In Real Time That She Can't Talk Or Eat In Met Gala Gown
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The "Past Lives" star's ethereal gown came with a couple drawbacks.
Greta Lee is facing a hilarious conundrum at the Met Gala.
On Monday, the “Russian Doll” star, 41, showed up on the red carpet embodying the evening’s theme of “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” in an enchanting naked dress covered in fluffy white flowers at the New York event.
She paired the sheer lace gown designed by Loewe with silver rings, simple white heels, and a black mullet-style wig that was hand-chopped by hairdresser Jenny Cho.
While discussing her geometric ensemble at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the actress jokingly told Variety that she had no idea how she would feed herself later in the evening.
“How am I going to eat?” she questioned before adding, “What am I going to do?”
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