Unpacking the SuperFine Met Gala

Tom & Lorenzo’s Pop Style Opinionfest

Tom Lorenzo

Tv & Film, Entertainment News, Arts, Fashion & Beauty, News

4.7 • 732 Ratings

🗓️ 7 May 2025

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

T Lo explain the history of the Met Gala, why there are so many celebrities there, and what the whole thing is meant to achieve. Then they take a look at this year's themes of Black Dandyism and fine tailoring, and explain why so many white women failed in their style choices this time around.

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0:00.0	We're Tomo Lorento.
0:25.2	And this is the pop style opinion fest.
0:27.3	Hello kittens.
0:27.8	Welcome back to another edition of the PSO.
0:29.9	I am the teen, your tea, little Tom Fitzgerald.
0:31.9	And I'm here with the low and your tealorentia.
0:33.7	Lorenzo, my love, lo, bo.
0:35.9	It is Metcala week.
0:37.3	We are freaking exhausted. But as I said to Lorenzo earlier
0:42.8	today, it's so easy. It is so easy when you're faced with 500 completely insane outfits that you
0:54.0	have to, you know, get through for the week.
0:56.5	That is easy.
0:57.7	I agree.
0:58.0	As I said to Lorenzo, I'm like, when it's something like, you know, Julie Louise Dreyfuss at Good Morning America,
1:03.6	literally those posts take three times as long because it's like, what am I going to say about a basic day dress?
1:08.7	I know.
1:09.1	But, you know, everyone's showing up in, encrusted in pearls and diamonds.
1:13.2	Right, right, right.
1:13.9	So there's just...
1:15.1	It's fun.
1:15.5	As much as much work as the Met Gala is, it is the busiest week of our year, bar none.
1:20.4	Oh, yeah.
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