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legallybrunettedotcom · 10 months
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DARTH VADER AT THE MET GALA
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marthammasters · 2 years
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horror met gala: jaws (1975)
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killsandthrills · 1 year
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forget this year’s crappy theme. the only met gala theme that matters is HORROR.
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robsheridan · 1 year
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One year ago, my "Meat Gala" AI body horror fashion series, imagining demons from Hell attending the MET Gala, went wildly viral on social media (here's a Buzzfeed article/interview with me about it)
My subversion of the event's elite glamour with nightmarish gore that commented on the grotesque opulence of the 1% really resonated with people, and as the first AI horror art to go viral in this way it was the first exposure many people had to the dark side of what was possible with AI imaging. It also led a lot of very angry Christians who inexplicably thought it was real (enjoy the comments here and here), and it also led to terms like "body horror," "flesh," and even "Cronenberg" getting banned from MidJourney (I didn't even use the term "Cronenberg" in my prompts), sealing the work in a liminal space in AI art history, unable to be recreated or continued. Of course it didn't slow down my AI horror journey, and the spirit of this work - both visually and in out-of-control viral impact - continued this year with my Valentine of the Flesh body horror fashion series.
This series is also special for me because of the subsequent conversations I had with MidJourney's DavidH in which I argued against their censorship of horror art, and he revealed a depressingly vanilla view of "art" and "beauty" that he sought to curate with his platform. What I had discovered, first with VIIR and then with The Meat Gala, was that the algorithmic opinion towards artistic beauty which made MidJourney at the time leagues ahead of previous AI art tech, could be subverted to make stunning and wholly unique horror art. The elegant way those early versions of the software blended elements together like surrealist paintings was meant to ensure that any prompt result gave you something that looked like beautiful art, but what I found is that if you pointed it in the right direction, it would do the same thing with blood and flesh and bones and tentacles, to spectacular uncanny horror effect. In the case of The Meat Gala, the effect was even more potent, as elements of demonic body horror gore were twisted through lenses of beauty, glamour, and opulence. To me, I was making beautiful surreal nightmares, and I was floored with the potential I saw and the ideas it gave me. But David and the other MidJourney creators saw nothing but a perversion of their software. They were, in fact, shocked by my Meat Galaseries and worried that its viral spread was giving the wrong public impression of MidJourney before it had even officially launched. They didn't know their software could make something like that, because they didn't have the type of minds that had ever even thought to try.
In that moment, when I genuinely surprised and upset the creators of the software, I was able to let go of the nagging feeling I had that "I didn't really make this, the software did" and feel true ownership over my AI work. After all, if the creators of the software didn't even know such art was possible, it went against everything they created the software for, and they rushed to try to prevent it from happening again, then I had truly made something unique to me as an artist, that would have never existed from anyone else. It was a new type of creation, but a very real and personal creation nonetheless.  As much of a bummer as it was to find out the creators of the coolest horror art tool I'd ever encountered actively hated horror art, I was empowered and inspired to see what else I could pull out of each new liminal phase of a rapidly-progressing technology.
The Meat Gala series also led to a very cool art collaboration, resulting in something new I'm very excited about that I'll be announcing Monday May 1st, the day of the 2023 MET Gala. Stay tuned!
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Absolutely stunning looks at the #MetGala2022 . I know it was a controversial decision, but I think opening a portal to Hell was exactly what this year's event needed to spice things up.
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bennyblues · 2 years
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Mia Goth at the 'Pearl' première, Toronto International Film Festival, 2022.
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hannahgoodall · 2 years
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Rob Sheridan, A.I creations from the 2022 Met Gala
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emptyjunior · 1 year
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Met gala themes I would pick cause woof we've had some rough ones huh
Horror
I am definitely not the first to bring up this theme but I do feel like it has the best shot so I'm honourable mentioning it first. The opportunity for guests to go victim or slasher, the haunted aspects, the opportunities for construction with their Killer outfits, there's just so Much here, banger theme.
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Nautical
Maybe I want to see someone in a big ol yellow raincoat and a beard. Is that too much to ask.
But honestly a lot of fashion history has been inspired by naval themes, sailor uniforms, bucket hats, knit sweaters, working with rubber/waterproof coatings. And you could always get crazy with it and go the mermaid/sea monster/eldritch horror from the depths route as well. (And yes I suppose pirates too but I feel like Anna might eat someone alive like the spirited away guy if they came dressed as a pirate).
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Maximalist
Am I just rehashing camp, yes, do I still want it, yes. I feel like the gala has been struggling for a Lot of years now with public perception, I think we're all aware how problematic an event uplifting the wealthy and famous can feel at this point. But I think they can go just fully on the nose, let people know they're Aware of it and be in on the joke. An event showcasing gluttony, heaped on patchworks and colours, mounds of accessories, cartoonish layers of jewels and chains. Just fully embracing it (and the smart designers will Know how to do some interesting dialogue with it).
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Hallyu/Korean wave
This one makes me nervous cause with American celebrities there are bound to be some Blunders if we venture into this territory but I do still want to put it on the list. The reality is, South Korean culture is what's Now. It's In. It's the Zeitgeist. Music, tv, fashion. And I think it might be nice to see the "leaders" of the fashion industry acknowledge that in some concrete way. There's korean street style, there's prep/simple style. And hanboks/traditional style have a lot of really cool forms and materials you can base your construction on.
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Teddy Boys/Teddy Girls
I KNOW it's way too niche but I Want it. I feel like there's a way to do it that would be so celebratory of androgy and I just feel like it will resonate with the working class of the day. I want subversion, I want a subculture of roaming youth finding identity in a post-war world and I want Silk Neckerchiefs. Also the style is based in Italian fashion so im sure all the big fashion houses will be able to do Something with that.
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crumb · 1 year
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how I’m showing up to the met gala
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auntymurda · 3 months
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🎱🗡️🩸throwback to 2022 when I made a horror-gyaru met gala theme party using ai/midjourney.
sn: I am no longer an ai girlie because of all the controversy about it, but I’m still attached to all the cool ass photos I made w/ ai before it became an issue :(
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stevebuscemieyes · 1 year
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Ghostface is always watching..even at The Met Gala.
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libracorpvs · 1 year
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these were my favourites tonight
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aintmyjewelry · 6 months
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thinking about how good of a halloween costume this could’ve been……..
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slicedblackolives · 1 year
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someone send an email to anna wintour informing her that hp lovecraft was a racist antisemitic white man also we'll get our eldritch themed met gala in the next three years
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allinmymincl · 1 year
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spotted : drew kent, the youngest of the famous family, dressed in an allegedly perfect screen accurate replica of jason voorhees from his 2003 appearance in the horror / slasher freddy vs. jason to commemorate the film's upcoming 20th anniversary. his iconic mask, tattered clothing, and prop of jason's trademark machete were all made custom by kent himself, a well - known and avid horror fan and soon - to - be art school graduate. / @nepofminspo
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“they need to do a horror met gala” we all know they would still disappoint us 
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