US EditionCelebs show off their dandy fashion at Met Gala: See the best looks and top moments
- The 2025 Met Gala took place on Monday evening at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, featuring the dress code 'Tailored for You'.
- The event's theme derived from the Costume Institute's spring exhibition 'Superfine: Tailoring Black Style', which celebrates Black sartorial culture and dandyism from the 18th century to today.
- The co-chairs for the event included actor Colman Domingo, musician Pharrell, Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton, rapper Rocky, and Vogue’s Anna Wintour, each showcasing personalized ensembles that highlighted the theme’s celebration of Black sartorial elegance.
- Pharrell Williams wore a designed blazer with over 15,000 pearls requiring 400 hours to create, while Domingo appeared in layered Valentino pieces inspired by Andre Leon Talley’s style.
- The Gala honored Black identity through fashion and supported the Costume Institute, with the exhibition opening May 10 and running through October 26, reinforcing cultural expression and history.
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