Not blasphemous but they were all 100% tacky as F.

I could not have loved it more. They all looked amazing. And it’s a theme for Christ sake (pun fully intended).

Some fantastic costumes!

I'm shocked. That's shocking.

Good. More middle age rantings for the whole world to see how backward they are. They should be yelling about all the pedophilia and cover-ups by their own hierarchy. What about all the jewel encrusted religious people wear from day to day to show how pious they are. What is it about the sanctification of symbols, religious and national (flag and rituals)?
Fashionista huh. you would love our take-it-or-leave-it store (not).

It doesn't matter what Catholics say or think as long as they provide a safe harbor for boy lovers and talk about feeding poor people, but won't sell Vatican treasures to feed the poor.

Well, as a lapsed catholic, I didn't see much wrong with it. Were they offended by a woman wearing the miter? Meh. Were the offended by the fact they have been a major influence on art for centuries... a little rediculious. I have not seen much to be offended by.

Women's bodies are on display and men's aren't in these types of events.. It's an unequal sexualisation that irritates me.

There were some creative looks here though, I have to say... but overall religious iconography is so passé. It's tedious. Crucifixes have become synonymous with pop stars and fashion houses.

It's not just last season, it's last century.

Catholics are among the most offensive group in the christian category.

They never heard freedom of expression. Catholics are just as sexist as any other christain cult.

Who gives a shit!

Everyday I wake up and the first thing I think is 'I sure hope I don't offend the Catholics' pfft, whatever.

It's no wonder their god doesn't make himself evident; he spends too much time crying in the corner whenever a mean human teases him!

Well, given that blasphemy and heresy are completely victim-less 'crimes', and their abject hypocrisy over their crimes against humanity, their pitiful protestations over the Met Gala are totally absurd and pointless.

I don't understand why these movie stars wanted to look "catholic" in the first place.

Of course they did - a holier-than-thou bunch, quick to judge and condemn anything that they don't understand - which is a whole lot !

I would love to have been there - what a show of imagination !