Harris makes surprise post-election appearance with Met Gala debut
- Former Vice President Kamala Harris made her first Met Gala appearance on Monday night in New York City wearing a custom black-and-white silk gown by Off-White creative director IB Kamara.
- Harris's appearance follows her recent public reemergence after losing the 2024 presidential nomination while weighing possible 2026 California gubernatorial or 2028 presidential runs amid mixed voter opinions.
- The gown showcased a prominent white sleeve with dramatic movement, complemented by a pleated skirt and an extended scarf detail. Harris completed her ensemble with green diamond earrings and a black and gold clutch for the event honoring Black culture.
- Off-White's IB Kamara praised Kamala D. Harris for her resilience and ongoing role as an inspiring figure to many.
- Harris's Met Gala debut signifies a notable public return amid speculation about her political future, with her stating to Politico, “I’m staying in this fight.
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