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Selfies are banned at the Met Gala, but these stars are skirting the rules on Instagram

Molly Mulshine   

Selfies are banned at the Met Gala, but these stars are skirting the rules on Instagram

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They may get paid to pose for a living, but even Karlie Kloss and Gigi Hadid apparently can't resist a good kissy-face selfie.

Social media has been banned from the Met Gala this year, but that isn't stopping the celebrities and fashion industry bigwigs invited to the event from indulging in one final selfie before entering.

Everyone from Karen Elson to Kristen Wiig to Diane Von Furstenberg is appearing in pre-Gala photos on Instagram. It's a bold move, to be sure, as Anna Wintour - the hostess behind the event - has made her disdain for selfies known, even before the ban.

Many of the posts are being put up by designers' official Instagram accounts, which makes sense. The brands want to get as much bang for their buck as they can from the bold-faced names wearing their clothes.

Plus, ads from them are what keep the lights on at "Vogue" - Anna Wintour is unlikely to get mad at Ralph Lauren for posting one or two pre-Met Gala photos online.

Of course, those of us following along at home are thankful for the sneaky selfies - how else would we see who's getting ready with whom? The only question now is whether anyone will be brazen enough to sneak a Snapchat or Instagram inside the event in an hour or so.

 

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