The “Gossip Girl” star fancied herself a museum worker as she got to work arranging the gown she wore to the 2022 gala, which is on display in London.
Where’s a palace guard when you need one?
Blake Lively took matters into her own hands while visiting the “Crown to Couture” exhibit in London on Tuesday, jumping “over the rope” to fix the skirt of herThe “Gossip Girl” star, 35, shared a video of the moment on her, writing, “When you’re the clown who hops over the rope at the museum to fix the exhibit.”
She added “Happy almost Virgo season folx” to her post, with the video showing the actress — who is wearing a pair of flared jeans and a gray corduroy blazer — getting down on her knees to adjust the front of her shimmering turquoise and rose gold Atelier Versace gown. Lively proved herself to be a jack of all trades as she got to work fixing the skirt of her Met Gala dress.Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue
The gown is part of Kensington Palace’s “Crown to Couture” exhibit featuring a number of celebrity-worn dresses.At one point a woman, who seems to be a Historic Royal Palaces employee, steps in and helps her arrange the gown, which stands next to husband Ryan Reynolds’ tux in the display.
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