All the stars have already begun setting up shop in New York for the weekend as the 2026 Met Gala<\/a> approaches. From Vogue<\/em>\u2019s now-traditional First Friday fete to Colman Domingo\u2019s Put That Sh*t On<\/a> party and Jeff and Lauren Bezos\u2019s bash<\/a>: it\u2019s a celeb-y time in the city<\/a>.<\/p>\n Outside of all the Met Gala adjacent shin-digs and glitzy gatherings? Just regular old Saturday Night Live<\/em>: this week Olivia Rodrigo took up double duty, and Connor Storrie made a surprise cameo to introduce her performance on an unreleased track. It was just a few months ago that the Heated Rivalry<\/em> star himself made his own hosting debut. (Both Rodrigo and Storrie made their respective nights fashion moments too, of course.)<\/p>\n This time, Storrie kept it casual on-stage and for the after-party, donning a double-denim look from the just-launched Gap x Victoria Beckham<\/a> collaboration\u2014yep, the actor is just as hyped to wear full V.B. via the classic American brand as the rest of us. He styled it with a navy terry cloth hoodie (also from the collection), a black cap, a black leather Saint Laurent cross-body bag, and black Christian Louboutin combat boots.<\/p>\n Photo: Getty Images<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n A collection focused on elevating everyday pieces (from sporty jackets to khakis, tees and a whole lot of denim), the \u201980s and \u201990s-leaning silhouettes and standalone pieces would do very well in Connor Storrie\u2019s closet. On the red carpet, Storrie enjoys sleek, monochrome tailoring<\/a> via Saint Laurent and Calvin Klein collection, and out and about, you\u2019ll catch him in classic leather jackets and straight-leg jeans.<\/p>\n<\/picture><\/span><\/div>\n
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