Gucci outfits for the first time in years.
He put on an Iris van Herpen jumpsuit with feathery embellishments that took 750 hours to make. Minutes later, the real Jared Leto arrived with a doppelganger, and people realized the first "Leto" was actually fashion addict Fredrik Robertsson.
"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Lisa Rinna commented on one of Robertsson's Instagram posts that everybody thought he was Leto on the red carpet, and she kept screaming at the TV, saying he was not. Robertsson wrote on Instagram:
"I can't believe this is me […]. It feels like a dream and I never want to wake up."
The real Leto and Gucci's creative director Alessandro Michele wore matching cream-colored suits with black lapels and leather gloves that made them look like clones.
ANOTHER CELEBRITY CHANNELING A LATE STAR
Fredrik Robertsson was not the only Met Gala attendee who channeled another celebrity. "The Kardashians" star Kim Kardashian wore an iconic Marilyn Monroe dress.
Kardashian put on the same $5 million gown the late musician chose to sing "Happy Birthday" to President John F. Kennedy in 1962.
The reality TV star admitted to being honored for channeling Monroe and explained the dress included over 6,000 hand-sewn crystals by Jean Louis.
Receiving the gown alone was challenging as gloves-wearing guards transported it from its temperature-controlled vault. The dress is so crucial to American history that Kardashian only wore it for a few minutes. Talk about eccentricity!
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