FKA Twigs and Robert Pattinson attend the 2015 Met Gala
Robert Pattinson and FKA Twigs made their first red carpet appearance as a couple at the 2015 Met Gala on Monday night.
Pattinson and FKA Twigs have been rumored to be dating for quite some time, and recently made headlines when T-Pain mentioned the singer was engaged during an interview. T-Pain later claimed the engagement news was actually a joke for April Fools’ Day, though reports soon came out that the engagement was, in fact, real.
On the Met Gala red carpet, FKA Twigs was wearing a dazzling diamond ring on her ring finger, but it’s unclear whether or not it was an engagement ring or just an accessory for the night. FKA Twigs wore otherwise understated jewelry, choosing instead to focus on her statement dress.
FKA Twigs looked stunning in a Christopher Kane gown, complete with a high slit and various cutouts. The dress pattern featured intertwined naked bodies, all of various colors, creating a truly unique, wearable art piece. The “lovers lace” gown is straight from Christopher Kane’s Fall 2015 collection and the British singer posed with the designer himself at the Gala. The dress was one of the most-talked about of the night, mostly because an illustrated penis is clearly seen on the gown. In contrast, Pattinson wore a classic Dior Homme suit.
The two stars may have appeared at the New York City event as a couple, but neither stars discussed their relationship with the press. However, sources told People that the two were hoping to get married later this summer.
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