24 Hours With Emma Chamberlain Prepping for the Met Gala | Vogue

As the Met Gala fast approaches watch as Emma Chamberlain preps for the big day. Emma shows off her tattoos before heading to the Vogue offices for a table read. Emma then meets with Cartier to pick out her jewelry for the gala.

Director: Vivian Kim
DP: Steven Mastorelli
Editor: Katie Wolford
Senior Producer: Jordin Rocchi
Assistant Camera: Paola Esquivel-Oliveros
Audio: Brett Van Deusen
Associate Producer: Katie Pearce
Associate Producer, On Set: Kala Herh
Filmed on Location: The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel
Assistant Editors:
Justin Symonds, JC Scruggs, Andy Morell, Billy Ward & Cory Stevens
Post Production Coordinator: Andrea Farr
Post Production Supervisor: Marco Glinbizzi
Production Coordinator: Jane DiBartolo
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Production Manager: Victor Cifrè II
Entertainment Director, Vogue: Sergio Kletnoy
Showrunner: Felicia Kelley
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Executive Producer: Ruhiya Nuruddin
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VP, Digital Video Programming and Development, Vogue: Joe Pickard


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[IkerUnzu]

at least we have this vlog, even if it’s not on her channel

[Xavierpng]

Emma’s career should be a lesson to all YouTubers to stay genuine and true to themselves. It’s just amazing where she is now.

[Emily-tkhl]

i LOVED watching emma interview at the met because she is able to match other people’s energy so so well. truly such an amazing person

[gk]

She needs her own talk show. She’s such a natural and interesting to listen to.

[ryanvictorfilms]

i love how her personality doesn’t change with any platform she’s on

[dania]

Emma is such a good pick for vogue. Liza was a miss, Addison would be a miss. Emma is the blueprint for all digital creators honestly. She’s so good at being herself and truly evolved naturally into fashion

[invualyssa]

god she’s so cool i’ve been with her since 2017 school vlogs to met gala looks

[dizmal]

8:27 everyone should be aware that this choker is a historical artifact that belongs to India, once belonging to the Maharaja of Patiala Bhupinder Singh.

[lizzienash]

Emma is just so effortlessly cool. I can only aspire.

[roopkd]

8:24 The necklace she is talking about was created by Cartier for a man named Maharaja of Patiala or the king of the kings in India. It has a very dark piece of history behind it and I would really like if that piece of jewelry was given proper credit

[mexiaznann]

The only thing that infuriates me about this series is it’s never 24 hours. We didn’t even see the met gala morning of! 😂

[mikaylelovespizza]

The fact that it was "prepping for Coachella" to "prepping for the met gala" so proud of her

[LoveFromLiyax]

I loved following Emma and the LV team through this experience!!! This vlog is a vibe💜

[danjun]

The fact that Emma is 20 years old, 20!! And she’s a great communicator, already has a growing business as well, amazing role model 👍

[mariamalguessme]

I really loved Emma the interviewer, she makes people comfortable around her. I really love how she's just vibing with everyone ❤️ am proud of her ❤️

[NaomieTat]

First vlog i ever watched of Emma’s was her vlogging her day at school… NOW, LOOK AT HER! A professional but still humble queen.

[bza]

Followed her since the vlogs to San Fran with her dad she’s so awesome and relaxing to watch, seeing how her journey and passion was real and got her here. Proud viewer moment xx ❤️❤️

[bambie]

I love this woman with my entire soul and being. She is an absolute breath of fresh air, and the way celebrities interact with her, we see a more human version of them vs what we see rehearsed in the media

[Jess-jldk]

I think Emma Chamberlain is one of the very few "influencer" who really deserves to be at Met Gala. So kind, humble and nice, incredible girl. Hope her the best.💜💜

[tanishkagupta]

Let's get a history lesson that should have been given in this video. In 1928, the Maharaja of Patiala decided to turn his De Beers diamond, the world's seventh-largest diamond, into a choker. He commissioned Cartier to make the necklace. The necklace mysteriously disappeared after his son Maharaja Yadavindra Singh last wore it in 1948. It was recovered half a century later by Cartier representative Eric Nussbaum in London. However, it was a skeleton of its former self. It no longer had the De Beers stone and most of its Burmese rubies. So Cartier set about restoring the necklace sans the De Beers and other original stones. Basically it is a stolen Indian choker which would have been worth 30 million had it's main centre piece diamond not been taken.