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Louis Partridge’s Met Gala Hat: The Meme Masterpiece You Missed

Louis Partridge’s Met Gala Hat: The Meme Masterpiece You Missed
  • PublishedMay 6, 2025

Brace yourself for another overcooked Met Gala moment: Louis Partridge’s headwear has officially broken the internet, and honestly, it’s exactly the kind of thing we needed to keep rolling our eyes at. At the 2025 Met Gala—theme “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion”—most celebrities delivered drippy florals or shiny avant-garde silhouettes. But Partridge? He showed up in a gravity-defying, upside-down top hat that looked like a teetering pudding mold, instantly sparking a meme frenzy. Twitter users dubbed it “the culinary couture,” while TikTokers made it the latest green-screen prop for dancing squirrels. Of course, People Magazine noted the hat’s feathered overhang and satin finish, but we all know the real story is how quickly it became a punchline.

In case you slept through Thursday night’s spectacle, Partridge paired a sharp black tuxedo by [Designer] with that absurd headpiece, which resembled a cross between a Victorian stovepipe and a backyard bird feeder. Vogue praised his “fearless nod to theatricality,” but let’s be real: the internet was more focused on whether it could double as an umbrella. Memes ranged from dropping pictures of upside-down toilets to captions like “When your roommate says ‘hold my beer’,” cementing its status as meme gold. The Scottish Sun even compiled the best reactions, crowning one user’s side-by-side of Partridge and a spilled pint as the “ultimate parody.”

Fashion die-hards will argue this was a bold reinterpretation of Met Gala’s boundary-pushing spirit—and sure, I’ll buy that if my coffee cup magically transforms into a hat. But the moment the camera caught Partridge sporting that thing at the main staircase, reality TV producers probably snapped up the clip for their next “What Were They Thinking?” montage. The hat’s social media lifespan soared to over 200,000 mentions in 24 hours, proving that in today’s celebrity ecosystem, a goofy accessory trumps genuine red-carpet glamour every time.

So what’s the takeaway here? If you really want to own the Met Gala, skip the couture headpieces and go full meme mode. Partridge accidentally nailed it, and now his hat is immortalized in GIF form for eternity. And in the grand scheme of celebrity highlights, this is exactly the level of substance we’ve come to expect in 2025.

And that’s today’s dose of reality. You’re welcome.

Sources: Celebrity Storm and People Magazine, The Scottish Sun, Twitter trending data
Attribution: Creative Commons Licensed

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