Design and executive Zac Posen talks about how he creates Kendall Jenner’s appearance for the Met Gala, describing the project as connected to his earlier work with Gap. Posen, now Gap’s creative director, explains that his approach to dressing Jenner draws on a longer personal and professional trajectory, including his classic Gap styling roots. In interviews, he details how the final look reflects a neoclassical theme, with inspiration tied to a landmark sculpture associated with the Louvre. The Hollywood Reporter frames Posen’s account as the origin story behind both a familiar Gap look and his Met Gala design for Jenner, emphasizing the historical art reference. CBS News also spotlights Posen’s explanation of how the Met Gala concept begins with everyday design elements, citing a starting point rooted in his white Gap T-shirt, before developing into the final gown. Both outlets present Posen as the designer and discuss his perspective on what made the overall result stand out at the annual event, while focusing on the link between his commercial and couture sensibilities.