"What’s made from 3-D satin bonded neoprene, studded with Swarovski crystals and micro sequins, finished off with gold foil and a reflective fabric, and took five days to make? A dress fit for the Met Gala, of course. This golden creation was made by designer Mary Katrantzou, in her London atelier, specifically for Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis. Also known as Elisabeth TNT, this Vogue editor (and legitimate princess) needed a modern, futuristic dress to appease the theme of this year’s gala. [...]"
