Here is why #MetCamp could be one of the most powerful and your favourite Met Gala ever.

Sure, you might&nbsp;have seen all the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.lofficielmalaysia.com/fashion/metcamp-xx-looks-that-sparks-euphoria-at-met-gala-2019" target="_blank">looks at the Met Gala 2019 pink carpet</a>, but there are so much more behind-the-scenes than you&#39;d ever know.

For one, did you know that Ezra Miller and his crew started to get ready at 4 AM to realise his kaleidoscope beauty look? And&nbsp;how&nbsp;Zendaya has truly embodied her character that night as Cinderella?

From the insane beauty looks to the hidden messages behind the camp looks, here we list down 6 things you might have missed in Met Gala 2019.

EZRA MILLER AND HIS MAKEUP ARTIST STARTED TO GET READY AT 4 AM

Ezra Miller has found himself a team whose craziness&nbsp;matches his. The red carpet darling and makeup artist Mimi Choi has chosen one of Choi&#39;s iconic kaleidoscope looks as their translation of &#39;Camp&#39;, where&nbsp;the eyes mirror one&#39;s alter-egos.

Choi revealed that each of the eyes took about 200 steps and at least half an hour to be done.

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LUPITA NYONG&#39;O &#39;S SALUTE TO BLACK POWER AND HUMAN RIGHTS

From her otherworldly Versace neon dress to drag-queen inspired makeup, Lupita Nyong&#39;O is surely one of the campiest interpretation on that night. Little did we know that her teeny-weeny crowns were delivering an even more powerful message.

They were actually a salute to Black Power and human rights. The actress&#39;s hairstylist Vernon Fran&ccedil;ois has later revealed that the golden raised fists -which symbolise&nbsp;unity and&nbsp;solidarity,&nbsp;were inspired by Lauren Kelley&#39;s self-portrait &ldquo;Pickin&#39;&rdquo; in 2007.

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TRACEE ELLIS ROSS REMINISCED LORRAINE O&#39;GRADY&#39;S&nbsp;&#39;ART IS...&#39; IN 1983

Apparently, Lupita Nyong&#39;O wasn&#39;t the only one who honoured Black Power at the fete.

Tracee Ellis Ross, donning Moschino by Jeremy Scott, reminisced artist Lorraine O&#39;Grady&#39;s &#39;Art Is...&#39; movement during African American Day Parade in 1983, where the performances joined the parade with gilded frames in their hands, inspiring people to see themselves as a unique artwork and raising the &#39;racism in art&#39; at that moment.&nbsp;

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ZENDAYA DROPPED HER GLASS SLIPPER, JUST LIKE&nbsp;CINDERELLA

Dressed up as Cinderella and Fairy Godmother in Tommy Hilfiger, Zendaya and her stylist Law Roach enchanted a magical moment on the pink carpet, where the Cinderella dress glowed up after Fairy Godmother sprinkled her magic.

And just when we thought we couldn&#39;t expect more from the duo, Zendaya &#39;dropped&#39; her glass heel on the staircase &ndash; our chronicle of real-life fairy tale is now completed.

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RUPAUL&nbsp;THOUGHT DRAG WOULD BE&nbsp;WHAT EVERYONE GO FOR

Everyone was asking why didn&#39;t RuPaul&nbsp;show up at Met Gala in his iconic drag look. Instead, she came as&nbsp;RuPaul Andre Charles dressed in a bold stripe suit with a gargantuan feathered shoulder.

And the god of drag herself has disclosed the reason: &ldquo;I didn&rsquo;t want to go in drag, because I thought it was going to be a sea of drag queens.&rdquo; However it&nbsp;turned out not everyone put as much &#39;effort&#39; as RuPaul has predicted.

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#MetCamp: 5 things you might have missed at Met Gala 2019

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