Stylist: Hodo Musa
Outfit: Gucci by Alessandro Michele
Makeup Artist: Grace Pae
Hairstylist: Stacey Morris
Shoes: Gucci
Jewelry: Alligator Jesus | Gucci
Lil Nas X is here to entertain us all and he never fails to deliver. He looked incredibly handsome for the 2021 LACMA Art+Film Gala on November 06, 2021 in Los Angeles, California and I could not miss the chance to write about it.
For the gala, Nas X wore a custom Gucci monogram yellow suit with feather details inspired by a model from the Pre-Fall 2020 collection, with a very light pink Gucci silk crêpe de chine formal shirt underneath.
Lil accessorized the look with an Alligator Jesus Icy Butterfly earring in sterling silver and CZ diamonds on his right ear, a Gucci silver-tone Interlocking G crystal earring on his other ear, a diamond Byzantine chain choker, multiple rings and Gucci light brown Jordaan leather loafers.
His makeup was pretty simple, his skin was indeed glistening thanks to makeup artist Grace Pae and his cut was courtesy of Stacey Morris who has been in charge of his hairdos lately–a pretty big deal to be touched by the expert hands of Eddy Murphy‘s barber, right?
Overall, the look was playful but at the same time elegant; absolutely loved it as soon as the first pictures from the event came out.
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The 2021 Gala honored American artists Amy Sherald and Kehinde Wiley along with Steven Spielberg. LACMA trustee Eva Chow and actor Leonardo DiCaprio co-chaired the event for the tenth consecutive year.
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Notables from the art, film, fashion, and entertainment industries gather at LACMA for this Gala which honors influential artists.
Proceeds go toward underwriting LACMA’s initiative to make film more central to the museum’s curatorial programming, while also funding LACMA’s broader mission. This includes exhibitions, acquisitions, and educational programming that explore the intersection of art and film.
LACMA Productions is an award-winning extension of the museum’s film initiative. Over the last years, along with the establishment of the Art+Film initiative, LACMA has dedicated resources to producing a series of short documentary films on artists. Commissioned from emerging and mid-career filmmakers, the museum’s short documentaries have earned official selections at leading international film festivals.
