Inside the Glam of Chappell Roan's First Met Gala
'Beauty isn't everything, it's the only thing,' Roan has told Vogue in the past. 'I wish I made that up.' She's bringing that same passion to her look tonight.
To create a Tailored to You look (the dress code for the evening), Roan worked with Paul Tazewell, the costume director from Wicket, to source something from eBay. The result is an incredibly glittery patchwork pink suit with a matching feathered cape.
Chappell Roan at The Carlyle Hotel before the 2025 Met Gala: "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style" held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 5, 2025 in New York, New York. (Photo by Steve Eichner/WWD via Getty Images)'We channeled the glamour and freedom of the disco era—think Sylvester, Superfly, superfine tailoring, and unapologetic shine,' McGrath says of the glitzy look, which utilized her Holiday Mega: Luminous Legends shadow palette. 'We layered shimmering metallics with illustrated wings, chrome lashes, and rhinestone accents. It's maximalist, metallic, and made to move.'
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