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Katy Perry reveals which look was easier to walk in at Met Gala -- the burger or chandelier

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Katy Perry reveals all about her Met Gala looks and her new shoe line
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ByNicole Pelletiere
May 08, 2019, 1:35 PM

Katy Perry stopped us in our tracks as she hit the Met Gala red carpet Monday in a 40-pound chandelier ensemble, later changing into cheeseburger chic.

The "American Idol" judge and shoe designer stopped by "Good Morning America" Wednesday where she admitted that the cheeseburger look was much easier to pull off.

"I had to really walk a straight line," Perry told "GMA" of her chandelier outfit. "I wanted to say hi to all of my friends but even if someone looked at me for long enough I would start to teeter. I was nervous I was going to timber at one point."

"It was easier to walk as a cheeseburger because it was very padded," she added.

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Katy Perry at the Gucci Met Gala After Party at Hunter College, May 6, 2019.
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Perry also unveiled some looks from her footwear collection, including a cheeseburger sneaker which she said she bedazzled and wore at the gala.

Perry said she has not yet shopped for shoes to wear for her upcoming wedding to actor Orlando Bloom.

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"Someone has decided to put up with me for the rest of my life," she joked. "We're definitely enjoying the moment but I figure if I do [choose shoes] it would probably have something to do with flowers and blooming."

Perry, who in the midst of filming "American Idol" season 17, said she's enjoying her time judging the singing competition.

"I am just having such a blast mentoring these kids and supporting them and lifting them up," she said.

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