The artist behind Emma Chamberlain’s Met Gala gown on why it took 40 hours to paint

The artist behind Emma Chamberlain’s Met Gala gown on why it took 40 hours to paint

When influencer and entrepreneur Emma Chamberlain stepped out on the carpet at the 2026 Met Gala, it was in a swirl of acrylic ink and thick, glossy paint. She looked like a painting come to life—as if, with each next step, a prismatic smear of color might follow in her wake.  Chamberlain was wearing a custom-made Mugler gown by creative director Miguel Castro Freitas. But what laid on top of the dress’ expert construction is what turned it into a head-turning spectacle: The entire piece was...

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