Do you know Uorfi Javed wore moving butterfly gown and terrarium outfit before Met Gala 2024's Mona Patel and Amelia Gray, here's the proof

Amelia Gray Hamlin made a striking appearance at the Met Gala 2024, debuting with a unique ensemble that drew comparisons to Indian influencer Uorfi Javed's earlier fashion choices. Amelia wore a dress designed by Jun Takahashi, which featured a terrarium with a miniature purple-flowered garden inside a clear, bubble-like skirt. The dress' design was an elegant twist on the concept of a solar system, similar to Uorfi Javed's outfit, which also had a thematic focus on celestial bodies but incorporated a rotating model of the solar system.

Uorfi had previously worn a terrarium dress with a similar aesthetic twist but used a solar system model inside the glass enclosure. This was particularly noted when she launched her show 'Follow Kar Lo Yaar' on Amazon Prime.

Uorfi Javed has been known for her innovative and sometimes controversial fashion choices. Just before the Met Gala, she stunned the internet with a 3D butterfly dress at an event. This dress was a magical strapless black gown with flowers and live butterflies that appeared to fly off her dress whenever she clapped her hands. This inventive presentation of fashion was noted for its creativity and the visual spectacle it provided.

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Amelia Gray Hamlin, who started her career in the Dennis Basso SS18 season and has since appeared in TV shows like 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' and 'Rachel & the TreeSchoolers,' was praised for her Met Gala look. Her outfit paired well with gold-coloured heels, a statement necklace, ear cuffs, and diamond rings, complemented by a middle-parted wet hairdo and dark-hued lipstick. This attention to detail helped her make a memorable debut on the Met Gala red carpet.

Both Amelia and Uorfi's outfits represent a fascinating blend of fashion and artistic expression, where their attire extends beyond mere clothing to become a form of storytelling and visual art. This trend at high-profile fashion events highlights how designers and celebrities are pushing the boundaries of traditional fashion to incorporate elements of performance art and environmental themes.