Here's how her Fendi Met Gala look came together.
When I talked to Precious Lee ahead of the Met Gala, she was rhapsodizing about ‘90s supermodels: Naomi, Cindy, Claudia, Christy, Kate, and Linda. They’ve been enshrined in fashion history, remembered mononymously. Precious is inching towards that level now, too, and her first name is often preceded by her new title of supermodel. Yet, while she's every bit as beautiful as those who came before her, it seems impossible for anyone to just leave it at that.
For a while her Instagram bio read: “In the business of making history.” When I remind her of this, she says, “As a model, I've done so many firsts!” This Met Gala marked another; it was her first time attending since being knighted as a rising super. “I've been a pioneer in this space! I am always grateful—and forever grateful—to be in this space and be who I am, and to be that supermodel. Hopefully, it’s inspiring for people.
Photos of the show feature the ‘90s supers strutting down the runway in tweed two-pieces, chunky gold Chanel belts fastened to their waists, almost every strand of their hair out of place. Even frozen in a photograph, their walks emanates the confidence of people who know they are worshiped like deities. Precious’s voice over the phone possesses that same confidence; it has a rasp that feels supernatural. It’s exactly how you’d think a supermodel would sound.
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