'Not that uptight': A look at the Grand Diner Du Louvre, Paris' Met Gala


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Actress Gemma Chan, wearing Jason Wu, at the Grand Diner Du Louvre fundraiser in Paris. Photo: Landon Nordeman/The New York Times

There was theatre at Dior on the first day of Paris Fashion Week – and powerful glamour at Alaia.

But for real-life dressing drama, nothing compared to the fashion show that took place in front of the luminous glass pyramid of the Louvre on the opening evening of the collections, as guests arrived for the museum’s gala Grand Diner Du Louvre, which many not-so-jokingly referred to as the museum’s mini-Met Gala.

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