Doja Cat may have ruined her chances at getting another Met Gala invite after the Planet Her rapper was spotted vaping on multiple occasions throughout the night.
While it hasn’t been confirmed, if recent statements from Vogue editor-in-chief and Met Gala host Anna Wintour hold true then it might have been the “Get Into It” rapper’s last appearance at the celebrity gala.
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During a recent interview with CBS’ Gayle King, she and Met Museum Costume Institute curator-in-charge Andrew Bolton sat down with the host to discuss fashion’s most celebrated night, and the inspiration behind it, controversial fashion icon, Karl Lagerfeld.
As part of their sit-down, King asked the duo: “What’s the best way to be invited and what’s the best way to never be invited back again? What really ticks you off, Anna?”
“Smoking in the gallery,” Andrew interjected. “Touching the art,” which Anna quickly agreed.
“Those would be no-nos,” Andrew continued.
Considering Doja was spotted vaping multiple times at the event, it’s possible her Met Gala card may get revoked.
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Besides that, the annual star-studded fashion event was larger than ever this year. In honor of the late designer, Karl Lagerfeld, celebrities wore their finest gowns (and suits) to honor the legendary fashion icon.
Doja was one of the night’s biggest stars, bringing her rap name to life with prosthetics to make her look like a real cat. Her look was completed with a shimmering Oscar De La Renta dress with fluffy train and sequin cat ears.
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However, her style wasn’t the only thing that caught the attention of fans. The rapper took her furry fit one step further, meowing at a few questions while being interviewed.
“Okay, so tell me all about this,” model and influencer Emma Chamberlain said to Doja, who replied: “Meow.” When asked about who made her dress and the inspiration behind it, Doja replied with several more “meows.”
In related news, Doja Cat has joined Skechers as their new artist-in-residence, and dropped of her first campaign ad with the footwear brand last month.
The anime, cyberpunk, and Y2K-influenced commercial for the footwear brand’s latest product, the UNO sneaker, which retails for $80, highlights the “dueling light and dark sides of Doja’s personality” against each other in an anime-style battle.
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“Building out this campaign and a new world for the Uno with my creative director Bret Alan Nelson and Skechers has been amazing,” Doja said in a recent statement. “This is just the start. I look forward to sharing more of what we’ve been creating soon.”
