If your feed wasn’t packed with Met Gala looks, where were you? This year’s theme, “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” wasn’t just chic — it sparked serious fashion moments. Celebs brought the drama with sharp cuts, vintage nods, and clever twists on classic tailoring. From suits turned gowns to cool girl takes on menswear, here’s who actually ate.
1. Rihanna in Marc Jacobs
Embed from Getty ImagesFashionably late? Always. Worth the wait? Every. Single. Time. Rihanna redefined maternity chic in a pinstriped creation that turned a suit into the dress of the night. Oh, and did we mention she announced baby no. 3? Icon behavior only.
2. Miranda Kerr in Dior
Embed from Getty ImagesMiranda went full vintage glam with a structured gown that felt classic. The elegant silhouette and delicate details were pure old-school charm reworked for 2025. She didn’t just wear the theme — she embodied it with every stitch.
3. Priyanka Chopra in Olivier Rousteing
Embed from Getty ImagesLeave it to Priyanka to make polka dots this powerful. Her suit dress stacked with Bulgari sparkle and topped with a dramatic hat, blended retro cool with pure confidence. An instant standout.
4. Sabrina Carpenter in Louis Vuitton
Embed from Getty Images EmbedNo pants, big impact. Sabrina rocked Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton bodysuit styled like a band conductor — crystal buttons, dramatic tailcoat, and pure Gen Z confidence. Marching straight to the best dressed list, honestly.
5. Tessa Thompson in Magda Butrym
Embed from Getty ImagesSleek and sculpted, but make it interesting. Tessa’s look, finished with Anita Ko jewelry, hit that sweet spot between sharp and cool. Minimal lines, maximum attitude. She ate this up quietly but completely.
6. Janelle Monáe in Thom Browne
Embed from Getty ImagesJanelle doesn’t do boring, and her look was anything but. Trompe l’oeil cape, exaggerated shoulders, color block magic — plus, a tequila diamond for good measure. Tailored, yes. Predictable? Never.
7. Monica Barbaro in Dior
Embed from Getty ImagesFor her Met debut, Monica kept it tailored with a twist. A menswear-inspired gown, boater hat, and Bulgari jewels created the ultimate mix of sharp and glamorous. She made day-one look like a veteran move.
8. Laura Harrier in Zac Posen for Gap Studio
Embed from Getty ImagesButter yellow + soft tailoring = win. Laura’s Zac Posen look, with a denim vest, satin pants, and dramatic train, made dandy vibes feel fun. This was fashion nerd territory — and she made it cool.
9. Keke Palmer in Vera Wang
Embed from Getty ImagesKeke made tuxedo dressing feel brand new. Her black and white gown brought in a plunging neckline and full skirt, with Dorothy Dandridge energy running through it. Classic with plenty of personality.
10. Andra Day in Custom Suit
Embed from Getty ImagesForget safe suits — Andra went hot pink and sharp. Her custom look felt confident and cool with no extras needed. Bright, tailored, and straight to the point. Exactly how to do Met night right.
The top ten? Locked in. But there’s plenty more where that came from — keep scrolling for all the standout moments you might’ve missed.
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