Anna Wintour Predicts the #1 Met Gala Red Carpet Trend for 2019

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T minus four days until the Met Gala. We've already given you a rundown of this year's theme and revisited Mary-Kate and Ashley's best Met Gala looks of all time, and now the only thing left to do is wait for fashion's biggest night. As co-host and ruler of the coveted guest list, Anna Wintour is an integral part of the event, so who better to look to for red carpet predictions? In a new video for Vogue's Go Ask Anna series, Wintour revealed the trend she thinks will dominate this year: feathers.

"I think this year's exhibition more possibly than any other is about self-expression and individuality," she says in the video. "What we're all, I think, most hoping to see is something that is outrageous, something that is fun, tongue-in-cheek. So my guess is that we're going to see a very large amount of feathers on the red carpet." As we wait with bated breath to see what risk-takers like Rihanna and Sarah Jessica Parker will wear, scroll down to watch more of Wintour's thoughts on the 2019 Met Gala, including the one question she'll never answer. 

The 5 Most Iconic Met Gala Looks of All Time

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On Rihanna: Maison Margiela dress and cape

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On Beyoncé: Givenchy dress

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On Blake Lively: Versace dress

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On Sarah Jessica Parker: Alexander McQueen dress

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On Ashley Olsen: Dior Haute Couture dress

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