Thursday, May 4, 2023

THE MET GALA

 

Well, another Met Gala has come and gone and once again I have been overlooked!  I knew by early April when my Save The Date had not come in the mail that my attendance was precarious. This is not the first time I have been slighted leading to the obvious conclusion that Anna Wintour was not given my letter of application as she would certainly have rubber- stamped its approval. Oh yes, and there was the time I saw her on the elevator at the Metropolitan surrounded by her security team where I clearly stated my desire to attend the Gala and she with her dark round signature sunglasses stood there as if frozen, immobile, like Lot’s wife, irresponsive to my pleas, muttering something rather salty under her breath!

            I had my outfit all picked out. I would be wearing my best pair of Carhartt overalls with my signature 4-inch personalized cuffs suitable for the storage of valuables in bad neighborhoods, and a stunning Duluth Trading flannel shirt that would have made any of the Kardashians weak in the knees! I must say it is amazing what they can do with flannel these days, however I digress, my look would have been sealed with a pair of my best highly polished steel toe GI boots! I would have been ready for any questions by the current generation of interviews, being resplendent and dazzling in my Haute Couture!

            The forty-thousand -dollar plate fee would not have been an issue as I had a beautiful melamine plate as well as a Godfather hero from a local delicatessen discreetly stored in my backpack. Now honestly, can you tell me that Lady Gaga would not have preferred splitting my hero to frog legs and weak tea?

            Well, I will show them next spring when my signature look will be eagerly displayed on all the most famous runways of Paris! Maybe then they will come to their senses for next year’s Gala…                                                                     

Jim May 23’                                       

 

           


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