“No Modesty Anymore”: 17 Sheer Met Gala Looks That Broke The Internet For All The Wrong Reasons

15. Doja Cat In 2024

At the 2024 gala’s dress code, “The Garden of Time,” Doja Cat delivered one of the night’s most unconventional and viral fashion moments in a custom look by Vetements, designed by Guram Gvasalia. The outfit was an oversized, floor-length white cotton T-shirt dress that appeared completely soaked. Rather than water, the fabric was saturated with hair gel to maintain its clinging, semi-transparent effect throughout the night. While many attendees leaned into florals, the Paint the Town Red singer offered her own interpretation of the theme, explaining that cotton is the “most-used flower.” Her makeup was equally striking, featuring “mascara tears,” shimmering chrome streaks designed to resemble tears streaming down her face, created by renowned makeup artist Pat McGrath. Before even stepping onto the carpet, she appeared outside The Mark Hotel, wrapped in two white bathroom towels, one labeled “Dress,” paired with clear platform heels. Despite the intentionally casual silhouette, she elevated the look with nearly $5 million worth of yellow diamonds from Jacob & Co., including statement stud and drop earrings. Given the unconventional nature of the look, the internet was quick to react, with social media flooded with humorous criticism. One critic quipped, “If it's actually wet she's gonna look really weird later on when it dries and she's just wearing a big crumpled white sheet…” Another user joked, “And I'd like to know how she'd sit down in it aswell, she'd just ruin any furniture she comes into contact with, gross.” A third added, “She is not always trying to look beautiful & snatched even though she is truly beautiful. But this?? I don’t even know what she is going for.” Another comment read, “I hate it. So awkward watching her walk the entire carpet alternating which t*t she’s holding, the whole thing just looks tacky for the Met.” “It’s not interesting. If you look at her. it’s like she’s trying to parody Bianca Censori, which is a choice, I guess.”