American singer Doja Cat.
American singer Doja Cat.
Met Gala 2023: There is a lot of discussion going on about the Met Gala function organized in New York City. In this fashion event, the dressing sense of celebs from Hollywood to Bollywood attracted the attention of the people. Talking about the theme of Met Gala 2023, it was kept in honor of famous fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld. After the death of Karl Lagerfeld, the pet cat Choupette became the mistress of his estate. Celebs arrived in cat outfits on the red carpet. It also includes the name of famous singer and rapper Doja Cat, who caught everyone’s attention with her cat look dress. Not only this, a video of the singer has also come into the limelight. In this, she is seen making the sound of a cat.
Doja Cat, who arrived at Met Gala 2023, is a popular American singer and rapper. At the event, Doja wore a white and silver cat style gown. Cat ears were also seen in the gown. Let me tell you, the backless gown of Doja Cat was designed by Oscar De La Renta. Apart from Doja’s unique look, a video clip of her has also surfaced on social media. It can be seen that many types of questions were asked from Doja. These included whether it was your first time at the Met Gala, who designed your dress, and how excited you are about the event. Doja answered each question by meowing in different ways.
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Anushka Sharma liked the look of Doja Cat
Her fans are giving their reactions fiercely on Doja’s video. Also, celebs have also left amazing comments on the rapper’s video. Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma shared a cute caption while sharing the photo of Doja Cat on her Insta story. The actress wrote that I also liked this way of talking on the red carpet.
Doja shares her look for Met Gala
Doja also shared photos of her Met Gala look with fans on Instagram. In this, she is seen posing a lot looking at the camera. Talking about Doja’s career, she started her singing career in the year 2014.
