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Met Gala 2025: Take a look at the best dressed celebs of the night

Met Gala 2025: Take a look at the best dressed celebs of the night

Indian Express06-05-2025

In line with the theme, this year's dress code, 'Tailored for You,' is a nod to Dandyism – a stereotype-bending menswear style and code of conduct prevalent in Black culture during the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Met Monday is finally here, and the Internet is abuzz. As netizens turn into couch fashion critics for a day, we take a look at some of the best dressed celebs of the night: Anna Wintour, Editor-in-chief of Vogue, and the master orchestrator behind this exclusive event, looked elegant in a silver column dress paired with a pale blue floor length jacket. Her signature ice blonde bob was styled to perfection. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Co-chairs of the night Lewis Hamilton and Colman Domingo looked dapper in a white suit and royal blue cape extensively. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Manish Malhotra makes his Met Gala debut. (Source: Instagram/@manishmalhotra05)
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Rihanna flaunted her baby bump, announcing her third pregnancy as she strutted up the steps of the Met in a black hat, cropped jacket and another refashioned into a skirt. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Emma Chamberlain stunned in a pinstripe suit refashioned into a halter neck dress. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Natasha Poonawalla wore custom Manish Malhotra with heavy Indian Gara embroidery all over the ensemble. (Source: Instagram/@manishmalhotra05)
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Teyana Taylo served glam in a red and black ensemble with a jacket with structured sleeves and flared cape. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Kylie Jenner was seen posing with Maximilian Davis in all black look. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Katy Perry's pinstripe dress was fused with liquid black glass-like accents. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Lana Del Ray looked chic in a black velvet gown. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Aimee Lou Wood and Patrick Schwarzenegger cut a pretty picture together. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Chappell Roan turned heads in a pink blazer and pantsuit combination. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Styled by Law Roach, Zendaya looked like a dream in all white. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Doja Cat's Avant Garde hairdo and pinstripe suit with a hint of leopard skin made quite the statement on the carpet. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Tennis ace Serena Williams looked resplendent in a powder blue satin dress with a billowing cape. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Sydney Sweeney's look was inspired by Old Hollywood star Kim Novak, who she is playing in an upcoming project titled 'Scandalous'. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Demi Moore never fails to make our jaws drop. This time, the veteran actor served class and elegance in a black 'necktie' dress. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Cardi B showed up in forest green and velvet, with big hair and a smokey green eyeshadow to match. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Kim Kardashian's black leather moment on the carpet had us drooling. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Dua Lipa donned a 1920s-themed black dress with a feathered skirt and bedazzled halter top. Her retro ensemble featured a long sheer train. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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Gigi Hadid looked spectacular in a shimmery gold number. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)
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BLACKPINK's Rose took a more casual approach, keeping it clean and elegant in an oversized black suit pant, completed with her natural blonde hair and a dramatic train. (Source: Instagram/@chicksintheoffice)

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