Simone Biles Wears Harbison Studio for Met Gala 2025 Red Carpet
Simone Biles brought a pop of color to the 2025 Met Gala red carpet on Monday in New York City. The venerated athlete and seven-time Olympic gold medalist attended the event alongside her husband of two years, Jonathan Owens.
For the gala ahead of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's spring exhibition, Biles opted for a bright blue high-low dress courtesy of Harbison Studio. The sleeveless dress featured a bold bodice and skirt in a striking shade of blue with a bow at the back of the waist and flowing blue train with an illusion bubble hem.
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The bodice of Biles' dress featured dazzling jewel appliqués and gems running down the front placket of the dress. The look included a striking white collar with silver gem bow at the center as well. Biles' heels coordinated with her dress perfectly.
Biles' husband, NFL star Jonathan Owens, styled a suited look with a touch of drama. The athlete wore a crisp white suit with a Margot McKinney Atlantic pendant accessorizing one of his lapels. The football star also had a shawl draped over one shoulder and carried a cane, which offered a clearer look at Owens' fringe cuffs.
Simone Biles' fashion acumen has grown over the last several years. The gymnast recently attended the 2025 Kentucky Derby wearing another jewel-adjacent tone in a purple strapless dress by Charah. She accessorized the look with Jimmy Choo heels.
At the 2025 Laureus World Sport Awards last April, Biles wore another strapless look, opting for a formal evening gown by Saudi Arabian designer Eman AlAjlan. The dress featured a strapless bodice with an intricate black pattern over a nude underlay.
The 2025 Met Gala, held Monday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, features the theme 'Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.' The event highlights Black dandyism and menswear, with a 'Tailored for You' dress code. Cochairs include Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton, A$AP Rocky, Pharrell Williams and Anna Wintour.
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