The Met Gala 2025 is known for uniting stars for a night of theatrical fashion, and the Met Gala 2025 event was no exception. This year’s theme, “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” celebrated the legacy and influence of Black fashion, and specifically Black dandyism, a cultural movement where Black people used sharp fashion to reclaim power and dignity through stylish expression. With the dress code “Tailored for You,” celebrities arrived at the Met Gala in looks that not only tipped a hat to this era of Black style, but also honored the craftsmanship of custom fashion.
And some stars? They simply did it better than others — or, rather, the designers and stylists behind their look did. From floor-sweeping and sequined gowns to surprising bodysuits, pantsuits and just plain suits, here are the stars who made the Met Gala this year.
Teyana Taylor Met Gala 2025
Singer Teyana Taylor pulled out all the stops for her crimson Met Gala look, which included a carpet-sweeping cape, cane and a literal feather in her cap. The outfit was designed by Taylor herself alongside Black Panther costume designer Ruth E. Carter, and is full of tiny details, including the words “Harlem rose” stitched into her train. Taylor, a native of New York City’s Harlem neighborhood, released the song “Rose in Harlem” in 2018.
Colman Domingo
The Sing Sing actor and cochair of the Met Gala 2025 sported an ode to Black dandyism complete with larger-than-life accessories, like the floral broach. His stylist, Micah McDonald, told Variety, “We wanted to make sure that Colman felt like the Colman that we all know. And also feel like there was a relaxed feel to it there, this effortless feel to it that felt like home.”
Chappell Roan
The singer made her Met Gala 2025 debut this year, but she might as well have been headed for the “pink pony club” in her hot pink patchwork pantsuit complete with beading.
Quinta Brunson
The Abbott Elementary icon went for a black and white pinstripe look. She sported a long gown and matching jacket, complete with a single red rose pinned to her jacket.
Diana Ross
The music icon, who was accompanied by her son Evan Ross Katz, took up space on the carpet with a larger-than-life white feathered train that had to be carried by multiple people. But take a closer look and you’ll see something else special: Ross also had the names of her grandchildren embroidered into the train.
The outfit was completed by a matching hat and Met Gala 2025 a body-hugging sparkling silver gown, all of which was designed by Ross and Nigerian fashion designer Ugo Mozie.
Zendaya
The Euphoria star looked mysterious and chic as ever in an all-white suit and oversized white hat from Louis Vuitton.
Regina King
The Watchmen alum took to the carpet in an embroidered navy blue ensemble from New York-based designers Tela D’Amore and Ev Bravado, cofounders of fashion label Who Decides War.
Demi Moore
The star of The Substance looked like a piece of art at theMet Gala 2025 in a sculptural outfit designed by Thom Browne that also featured more than 1 million beads. However, take a closer look and you’ll notice that her nod to tailoring is obvious — her outfit is actually designed to look like a necktie!
Sabrina Carpenter
The pint-sized pop princess had a Met Gala 2025 pantsless party at the Met Gala in her crimson bodysuit from Louis Vuitton creative director Pharrell Williams.
Laura Harrier
The Spider-Man: Homecoming actress wore an all-white outfit with sheer balloon sleeves on the carpet. The look was designed by Zac Posen in the Gap Studio and is the designer’s first-ever time crafting a Met Gala look that includes pants.
Lorde
The “Ribs” singer, who is releasing new music this summer, wore a gray bandeau top with a matching maxi skirt and tailored jacket from Met Gala 2025 Thom Browne to the event.
Kim Kardashian
Kim Kardashian, a Met Gala regular since her debut in 2013, arrived later in the evening wearing a fitted leather two-piece from Chrome Hearts, a brand she has supported and worn for several big events over the last few years. To pair with her outfit, she wore a diamond necklace with matching earrings by Moussaieff.
Charli XCX
Singer Charli XCX took a break from her Brat tour to wear custom Ann Demeulemeester by Stefano Gallici to the Met Gala, marking the first time someone has worn the Belgian label to the event.
Janelle Monáe
The actress and singer stepped out in a larger-than-life Thom Browne creation that was reminiscent of a suit. Upon her arrival at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, costume designer Paul Tazewell tore away the first layer of Monáe’s look to reveal a more fitted, two-toned Thom Browne suit underneath.
Gigi Hadid
The model went for the gold in a sleek, crystal-lined gold halter gown by Miu Miu, which was styled by Gabriella Karefa-Johnson of the Guest in Residence. The look, according to Harper’s Bazaar, was a nod to Black fashion designer Zelda Wynn Valdez as well as dancer and singer Josephine Baker, who Quinta Brunson also honored with her look.
