Anna Wintour says Donald Trump is the one celebrity she'll never invite back to the Met Gala

No Met Gala for him!

Donald Trump will never again ascend the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s iconic staircase on fashion’s biggest night. On Wednesday’s The Late Late Show, Vogue editor Anna Wintour was asked by James Corden to name which celebrity she wouldn’t invite back and, without pausing for a beat, she replied: “Donald Trump.”

Donald Trump and Anna Wintour in 2005. (Photo: Patrick McMullan/Getty Images)
Donald Trump and Anna Wintour in 2005. (Photo: Patrick McMullan/Getty Images)

Wintour — who assumed the role of gala chair for the star-studded extravaganza in 1995 and is in charge of the exclusive guest list — was a big Hillary Clinton supporter during the 2016 presidential race. Last October, the magazine broke tradition to officially endorse the first female presidential candidate. And she’s still with her. There is even an excerpt of Clinton’s new book, What Happened, in the September issue of Vogue.

Wintour named Trump while playing a game of “Spill Your Guts” with Corden:


For those of you who say, “Oh, the Donald won’t care he’s been banned from the hot-ticket event,” know that, actually, it’s historically been a favorite of his. The man who isn’t known for his style (trucker hats? So early aughts) has attended the Met Gala more than 10 times with several different dates — including wives, girlfriends, and his eldest daughter, Ivanka.

In 2004, Donald Trump walked the red carpet at the Met Gala with daughter Ivanka and his then-girlfriend Melania Knauss. (Photo: Evan Agostini/Getty Images)
In 2004, Donald Trump walked the red carpet at the Met Gala with daughter Ivanka and his then-girlfriend Melania Knauss. (Photo: Evan Agostini/Getty Images)

Wintour — who also (gasp!) ate pizza during her appearance on the late show last night — was actually friendly with Trump years ago when he was merely a comical New York City fixture, and even attended his 2005 wedding. (Of course, so did the Clintons.) And while she — along with other Conde Nast editors — met with Trump last December when he was president-elect, around the same time she was heard criticizing his Trump Foundation and publicly apologized.

While 45 is blocked from the Met Gala, which draws stars ranging from Beyoncé to George Clooney, Wintour has said that the first lady will still be seen in the pages of Vogue. “We always photograph or cover in some way the first ladies,” Wintour has said. (Melania actually appeared on the magazine’s cover in 2005 in wedding garb.)

Scoring an invite to the Met Gala is a big deal, even for celebs. Earlier this year, it was rumored that Kylie Jenner wouldn’t be asked back after breaking the event’s biggest rule — no phones or social media — with her epic bathroom selfie, but it looks like she has nothing to worry about. Just the Donald.

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