What a tribute

Anton Dekk

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Spot on

I clicked to comment this. Fucking image of the two of them

That's definitely a PJ and/or Duncan alright.

Hello ant or dec

actually came here to say this.

He came straight from his other job in Glasgow at the Willy Wonka experience

He is an odd looking duck

He looks good, but also like he’s on his way to campaign against Daniel O’Connell

Isn't he your man from Oliver twist?

What has he done to his face recently, looks so strange.

Like a tarted up child catcher

Barry Keoghans taste is based off what he 'thinks' someone with taste would wear or what some designer has decided for him with little to no input on his end lol. I'm not seeing any sense of personal style, I'm more seeing 'this is what I think I should wear, and it's fancy' lol.

Like yeah he looks different to the other guests, but it doesn't take away from the fact that he's still wearing an ugly ass suit. It really doesn't suit him.

Only him and a couple of others could pull that look off (Gene Wilder, Timmy Chalamet & Johnny Depp would be their names).

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He’s cringe as fuck. If there was ever an outfit screaming for attention this is it

Hello little lassie, couldja point me in da direction of me missus? She's got a grand "me espresso" at home that i better be drinkin'

It’s the annual fundraiser for the costume history branch of the Met. Famous people get sponsored by fashion designers who provide their ticket, and dress them like a crazy person. Folks who pay for their own ticket have more freedom to dress themselves, like Heidi Klum when she showed up as a worm.

I don’t care about famous people, but I do like costume history.

You’re in good company.

Because you're not the target audience, right?

You're not a middle-aged, independently wealthy New York socialite divorceé.

It's for this. For engagement.  Press

All I know is Kanye wore a Dickies jacket to it back before he went mad.

What a sexy set of thumbs

Annual fund raiser for the NYC Metropolitan Museum of art. It's a bit daft, but if regular New Yorkers get to see 5000 years of art history (whether it was all ethically purchased or just nicked, I can't say) for a "pay what you like" entry fee, then I'm ok with it.

Why