Eiza González at the 2021 Met Gala.
Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris for The Met Museum / Vogue / Getty Images
The actress Eiza Gonzalez has been one of the celebrities who did not want to miss the Met Gala, which was finally held this Monday after the coronavirus pandemic forced it to be canceled last year. In his case, this is the second time that he has received an invitation to the most important appointment in the annual calendar of the fashion world after making his debut in 2018, so he knew very well what to expect from the evening.
The Mexican actress opted once again for red, one of her fetish colors, with a design of Donatella versace inspired by glamor from the golden age of Hollywood and on icons like Rita hayworth, to which he put the final touch with signature jewels Bulgari. The classic elegance that he wasted with his attire contrasted notably with the one chosen by one of the great protagonists of the night, his ex. Timothée Chalamet, who paired a satin tuxedo jacket with sweatpants and athletic shoes Converse.
The French actor was one of the co-hosts of the event – which he was also attending for the first time – along with Billie eilish, Naomi osaka and Amanda gorman. Although he did not meet the beautiful Mexican in front of the cameras on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, they undoubtedly had to cross paths at some point inside, if not during dinner, at least during the after party.
The brief romance between the two artists came to light in the summer of last year, when photographs of them kissing passionately in Los Cabos were published, but it seems that the prospect of seeing Timothée again did not worry Eiza too much, in view of how smiling he appeared on the red carpet, which had actually been replaced by a cream-colored one for the occasion. “I always get drunk and, if you want to find me, look for me at the bar,” she joked in statements to AND! News.
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