Amber Harding Recaps Met Gala Outfits and Cavinder Twins' Pilates Workout in Nightcaps

OutKick columnist Amber Harding returned from a girls' trip to Savannah, Georgia, where the group celebrated a high school friend's belated bachelorette party, renamed a "wives party" since everyone is now married. The original 2020 event was canceled due to COVID rules.

On Saturday, they took Genteel & Bard's Savannah History Walking Tour despite pouring rain. Harding recommends asking for guide David to learn about the city's history, houses and murders.

She skipped praise for the rooftop slide at Electric Moon, joking about her athleticism after vodka sodas.

In her Nightcaps column, Harding covered the 2026 Met Gala themed "Costume Art" with a "Fashion Is Art" dress code. She mocked the event as a celebrity parade but highlighted outfits.

Angel Reese wore a dress resembling a hotel duvet, though her hair and makeup stood out. Harding called Reese beautiful, savvy at marketing and kind from an All-Star Weekend interview in Indianapolis.

Madonna arrived with a model ship on her head, emulating Leonora Carrington's 1945 painting "The Temptation of St. Anthony. Fragment II." Harding noted Met Gala tickets cost $100,000 each and questioned if Madonna bought one for each of seven women holding her veil.

Rachel Zegler's face drew comment. Kylie Jenner wore a corset and a nearly naked artwork-inspired look, sacrificing her eyebrows. A dress blowing bubbles thrilled Harding's inner 6-year-old. Cardi B's resembled hemorrhoids, per Instagram. Sabrina Carpenter's was cool with restrained makeup. Heidi Klum took the theme seriously as the queen of costumes.

Haley Cavinder put her NFL fiancé Jake Ferguson through Reformer Pilates after he mocked her workouts. The 244-pound, 6-foot-5 Dallas Cowboys tight end, who runs a 4.81-second 40-yard dash and jumps 31.5 inches, struggled with balance and flexibility. Harding, a Pilates veteran, said studios ban standing on Reformers in first classes for liability reasons.

A 26-year-old skydiver, Chanell 't Zand, suffered a wardrobe malfunction when her top failed, deploying the parachute and air bags. Harding tied it to hang gliding attire advice from her husband: long sleeves for cold at 1,500 feet.

Mother's Day falls on Sunday, May 10. Harding promoted her annual Womansplaining Mother's Day Gift Guide, especially for dads seeking to impress wives.

On the Post Moves podcast, WNBA legend Candace Parker and Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston said yes to dogs in bed; both have dachshunds. Harding bans her 80-pound, 2-year-old German shepherd Rocky from the king-size bed due to shedding and energy but allows her prior 45-pound mutt. Rocky gets the sectional.

She polled readers: Should dogs share the bed?

Reader CL in CT shared photos of 5-year-old Golden Retriever Gus, battling osteosarcoma diagnosed in October. He had a rear leg amputation, chemo, a second surgery and two rounds of a Yale University cancer trial. Harding sent prayers.

Gene in the Rock introduced Sapper, an 8-year-old USO K9 Volunteer of the Year for comforting troops at Fort Bragg. The USO praised his connection, resilience and support.

Drew in Katy, Texas, enjoyed the column, shared Sevierville cabin vacation memories with zip lines, recommended Fr. Chad Ripperger's talk on occult levels and commented on bacon cooking.

Elliott C. offered bacon tips and photos of huskies that eat no table food.

Rob R. sent photos of rescue beagle Mason from Envigo medical testing lab, noting poor treatment and rescue efforts. Mason dislikes people but thrives.