Met Gala 2025 Wraps up: Best-dressed stars from Monday night
Met Gala 2025 Wraps up: Best-dressed stars from Monday night

Last Updated on May 6, 2025, 12:45 PM AST by Anthony Morris

The Met Gala 2025 has officially has come to an end on Monday, May 5. It was held in New York City in the United States of America. The theme for this year’s event was “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.” This was the first time since 2003 that the Met Gala exclusively focused on menswear.

Several stars from across the globe graced the red carpet with their best looks. They wore designer clothes, some of which were custom made for them. Some of them even brought their own interpretations to the theme.

Best-Dressed Stars from Met Gala 2025

Actress Zendaya made a stunning appearance in a wide-brimmed hat and tailored Louis Vuitton crème suit. The only pop of colour was her red painted long nails. Meanwhile, Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny paid tribute to his Puerto Rico heritage as he wore a brown Prada suit and accessorized it with embellished gloves, a brooch, and a hat.

Furthermore, the US TV reality star, Kim Kardashian wore an all-black LA-based brand, Chrome Hearts. She was dressed in a fitted leather top and skirt along with diamond necklaces and two beautiful pearl necklaces.

The American actress, Demi Moore, came looking like a men’s tie in a sculpted black and white striped sequin gown from Thom Browne. On the other hand, Rihanna showed off her third pregnancy wearing Marc Jacobs.

Dua Lipa wore a matching custom-made Chanel look with Callum Turner. Her outfit took approximately 2,000 hours to make as it was laced in pearls, feathers, and crystals.

Sabrina Carpenter wore a Louis Vuitton Burgundy bodysuit while the famous Irish actor Barry Keoghan wore a custom-made Valentino outfit. Doja Cat also wore a Marc Jacobs look that featured giant shoulder pads and a leopard-print bustier panel.

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