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VOGUE MET GALA 2013 – Special Edition

COVER LOOK: Crowning Glory
Sarah Jessica Parker channels haute punk in a Giles printed dress, a dramatic Philip Treacy Mohawk headpiece, and Fred Leighton jewelry. Makeup by NARS (including Sheer Glow Foundation and Velvet Matte Lip Pencil in Tender Night), hair by Serge Normant, and makeup by Leslie Lopez. Photographed by Kevin Tachman.


Highlights from the Issue:

Features & Essays

  • On the Ball – p.16
    Thomas P. Campbell on the impact and legacy of the Met Gala.

  • Mr. Mischief – p.18
    A tribute to Malcolm McLaren through the lens of his partner, Young Kim.

  • My Kind of Punk – p.28
    Lynn Yaeger reflects on her unique take on ‘70s counterculture style.

  • The Rules of the Game – p.44
    Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis explores the etiquette of gala dressing—from white tie to punk edge.

  • Jackie, Oh! – p.58
    Hamish Bowles details the challenges and joys of curating an exhibit on Jackie Kennedy.

Behind the Scenes & Retrospectives

  • Making the Met – p.48
    A look into the creation of “Dangerous Liaisons” and the work of Patrick Kinmonth.

  • Head Cases – p.64
    Met mannequins go avant-garde with sky-high coiffures.

Red Carpet & Gala Coverage

  • Chaotic Couture – p.68
    From safety pins to sheer netting—punk exploded on the red carpet.

  • The Wild Ones – p.76
    Fashion’s most rebellious icons steal the show.

  • Flights of Fancy – p.80
    Feathers and flair take center stage at the museum’s biggest night.

  • Precious Metals – p.82
    Golden looks that redefined gala glamour.

  • Party Favors – p.84
    The event’s most iconic memorabilia and keepsakes.

Met Life & Lifestyle

  • Hotel / Food / Recipe – p.88
    Where to stay, eat, and recover after the night of your life.

  • Party Prep – p.92
    Vogue’s expert guide to gala-worthy makeup, hair, and body confidence.

  • Accessories & Music – p.94
    Punk-inspired style essentials and a soundtrack curated by Debbie Harry.

Fashion & Exhibition Focus

  • A Riot of Their Own – p.108
    A private tour of the Punk exhibition with Riccardo Tisci.

  • A Night at the Museum – p.118
    William Norwich recaps the unforgettable style moments and behind-the-scenes secrets from galas past.

Finale

  • Last Look – p.152


A stunning and collectible tribute to the 2013 Met Gala's “Punk: Chaos to Couture” theme, blending rebellion, elegance, and archival creativity in one dazzling edition.

Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):
  • A Riot of Their Own
  • Masthead
  • On the Ball – Metropolitan Museum director Thomas P. Campbell on the power behind the party of the year
  • Mr. Mischief – Malcolm McLaren’s longtime girlfriend, Young Kim, reflects on life with a lovable renegade whose heart belonged to fashion
  • My Kind of Punk – The spirit was willing, but the flesh just didn’t take to safety pins and Bovver boots, so Lynn Yaeger forged her own seventies counterculture style
  • Prep School – As any Cinderella can attest, getting ready is half the battle. Here, three of our favorites
  • The Rules of the Game – Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis knows how to pull off cocktail, black tie, white tie, and all the rest. But for a truly special night, (almost) anything goes
  • Making the Met – Patrick Kinmonth was lured to New York by the Costume Institute—and stayed to put together its renowned “Dangerous Liaisons” show
  • Jackie, Oh! – For Hamish Bowles, the dream assignment—curating an exhibition on a chic First Lady—became an all-consuming drama
  • Head Cases – With their elaborately coiffed Met mannequins, two maestros have taken hairdressing to new heights
  • Chaotic Couture – From safety pins to shred-it-up sheer netting, punk unleashed its attitude of anarchy on this year’s red carpet
  • Hair Color & Hardware – Studs, spikes, and one radical transformation
  • The Wild Ones – Fashion’s rebels with a cause electrify the Metropolitan Museum’s red carpet
  • Good Sports – For one night only, the world’s hottest athletes trade courts for couture
  • Flights of Fancy – On the museum’s biggest night, fetes and feathers go hand in hand
  • Precious Metals – An invitation to the Met gala is worth its weight in gold—and inspires gilded creations that shine like the sun
  • Party Favors – From poster-size invitations to enthralling catalogs, Met-ball mementos leave lasting impressions
  • Hotel – A new Chelsea hotel offers a chic alternative to the Upper East Side
  • Recipe – After a long night, a little hair of the dog that bit you
  • Food – From a punk-inspired bistro to downtown’s newest restaurants
  • Showtime – Three spring productions offer a romantic reprieve from punk
  • Museum – Ellsworth Kelly’s harmonious, color-blocked canvases come to MoMA
  • Giving – An epic evening deserves the perfect thank-you
  • Party Prep – Vogue’s Met-guest–approved guide to the makeup, hair, and body gurus who get them camera-ready
  • Head Turners – The right hair accessory adds instant elegance—or edge—to an evening look
  • Beauty – Fashion’s most famous makeup artist brings the spirit of subversive beauty to this year’s gala
  • Music – Debbie Harry picks ten tracks to get you in the mood
  • Accessories – Chic punk pieces for a day at the museum
  • Frequent Flowers – For a handful of habitués, the Met gala is a glittering platform for showcasing statement style—from the boundary-pushing to the breathtakingly beautiful
  • Overheard at the Met
  • A Night at the Museum – William Norwich gives us the bird’s-eye view behind the scenes of some recent Met-ball standouts
  • Last Look

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