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The Met Gala and Anna Wintour are in the eye of a storm. The theme was the influence of Catholicism, and the ones who’ve worn it are Christians.They did it, responsiblyAriana Grande in a sweeping ball gown by Vera Wang featured the famed art from the Sistine Chapel, aka Michelangelo inspired. Even if we are taking inspiration from religion, we need to keep in mind the thought process.Even Anna Vintour was dressed in a white lace ensemble without any overt display. Every Christian Church, including the Vatican, should sue them for defamation and blasphemy Finger Rosary Suppliers for making the crucifix a *** object, DISGRACEFUL and DISGUSTING insult to religious sentiment. Of course, let us also not make a mockery of religion. What liberties can be taken in the name of art?Designer Wendell Rodricks is alarmed at the lengths to which the Met Gala has gone to grab eyeballs and lashes out at Anna Wintour. It was because fashion and religion converged, as we have seen happen throughout history. So, what is the argument about? It’s fashion for heaven’s sake.Scarlett Johannsen also sported a subtle red dress."Chadwick BosemanUncomfortable with the ***uality of what is considered sacrosanct has the social world abuzz, but beyond that is a realisation that one needs to step back and take a more responsible stance, both the naysayers and the fashion-forward. Let us embrace extremity, and not be fussy. This year it has gone too far.

It is true that the Met Gala and the Vatican have been going back and forth to set guidelines for the theme, and Met received a stamp of approval from the Vatican, but this hasn’t stopped people from fuming over, what they as, the ***ualisation of Catholicism. Instead of judging the judgers, and unconsciously taking on the same holier than thou attitude, I suggest sending soothing vibes to everyone involved in this.Greta Gerwig in her demure nun attire.Black Panther’s Chadwick Boseman sported a dandy white suit with crosses all over. Why make a fuss?"The Holy trinityDesigner Farah Ali Khan calls herself a staunch liberalist, and says, "I am most liberal in my views. So what is the fine line one needs to tread between creative freedom and religious expression? Nithya Shanti, a spiritual leader and guru advises to tread responsibly."Cardi BThough Rodricks is very uncomfortable with the ***ual overtones, "Yes, the Vatican has given approval for an exhibition, but not for this bizarre display — it was about using Christian iconography as an artform. You cannot mix the two issues at all. Let them wear their clothes and be done with it. If the Vatican has endorsed it, who are we to diss it? It was dramatic but, creatively and innovatively done."Ariana Grande dressed as angelic.Jared Leto’s channelled Baroque Jesus with a golden crown sitting on his flowing shoulder-length locks.

Having said that, I feel that we all should know our boundaries. This time though, social media is raging with shock, and also awe, at the opulent display of the theme: Heavenly bodies, Fashion and the Catholic Imagination. Let’s practice what religions teach us instead of focusing on what is where and how it is done. The media loves to give attention to rile people up.Sarah Jessica Parker’s nativity head dress. Please try this with Islam, Hinduism or Buddhism and face the backlash Ms Wintour. The only reason I see people raising an objection is narrow-mindedness. Honestly, this does not either. I think people should raise their voice against serious issues; this (the gala) was fun, entertainment. Life is a hall of mirrors, and the wise know that they judge in others the very things they have not embraced within themselves.’ This is the best spiritual attitude. Images of Rihanna dressed in a papal-inspired ensemble, Kim Kardashian’s golden shimmer dress with a crucifix and Sarah Jessica-Parker’s nativity-inspired headdress, have angered many.