15 Unforgettable Observations 2025 Metropolitan Fair: Zendaya, Diana Ross and more
The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume College’s fashion makeup (also known as Metropolitan Festival) is so much that it’s easy to forget that the event is more than just clothes. It’s also a fundraiser for the museum, which has collected more money this year than ever since the party began 80 years ago and is also an opening party for the New Costume Academy exhibition. Called “Super Elf: Cut Black Style” this year, it tells the history and culture of Black of.
The dress code for Monday night is “tailored for you”, a recognized ambiguous task, which means fit for many guests: There are pastel and pinstripe suits; three-piece suits and two-piece suits; trousers, skirts and suit dresses. Popular accessories include hats and musical instruments (Jon Batiste brings the saxophone, André 3000 walks in with the piano on the piano).
Of the dozens of appearances of the Metropolitan Gala, these 15 stand out, like the blue carpet, which is hard to forget, has a daffodil print that gives it a more picky look than the regular red carpet.
Diana Ross: The most comprehensive!
Disco Queen paired a silver dress with a feather coating, and she said her children and grandson had their names embroidered. According to Vogue, the coat has an 18-foot train and it swept the floral carpet like a charming duster.
Colman Domingo: Most inspectors!
After the actor and party chair arrive at the blue bottom-length cloak, it quickly becomes the type he is famous for his fantasy men wearing: Valentino check jackets and high-waisted pants and high-waisted pants, which are topped with Ascot scarf and oversized floral lapel pins.
Zendaya: Most white weddings!
A few months after she walked through the Golden Globes carpet in a ring that thrilled engagement rumor, the actress came to the party in a suit from Louis Vuitton and got the white ensemble Bianca Jagger to wear it at her wedding to Mick Jagger. (It also looks a lot like the white Dior ensemble worn by “Shogun” actress Anna Sawai.)
Jenny: Most Mary Poppins!
The K-Pop singer wore a dress with Chanel's look, which included a bunch of oversized pearls and a black hat trimmed with white ribbons. She said she drew inspiration from the fashion of the 1920s. For some, this also evokes the fictional nanny’s wardrobe.
Venus Williams: Most matches, scenes, matches!
References may be obvious, but the star athlete's tennis-style green ensemble is a grand slam separated under the long coat.
Bad Rabbit: Most “Museum Nights”!
Wearing a bowling bag, the Prada-wearing singer looked like she was squeezing overnight in the Met.
doechii: Most logomania!
The exterior of the rapper's natty Louis Vuitton mixes the house's two iconic prints with the sign belt buckle.
Lewis Hamilton: Most white tie and tail!
Formula One driver and Grand Co-Chair seem to be literally speaking, according to his ivory Wales Bonner ensemble, involving a bow tie and a jacket with a tail.
Tracee Ellis Ross: Most Rock Candy!
Although her mother's expressions are hard to stand out, the actress wore a two-color pink and maroon suit from Marc Jacobs, with a dramatic bow and arrow at the waist – a palette of rock candy and sharp edges.
Dapper Dan: Most Dappers!
The designer's black and white appearance embodies a unique type of clothing that made him famous. They are called “insects”, they have the logo of hybrid designers and appear in the “Super Elf” exhibition.
Jonquel Jones: The most resistant gravity!
On a dark Sergio Hudson suit in New York free agent, there are pearl-adored hair.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: The most tying!
The novelist, who is a member of the event's host committee, wore rocks around her neck and various tie on the skirt of her feathered Prabal Gurung dress.
Christian Latchman: The most “super elf”!
In the 5000 brand light skirt, the model came up with the theme of the “super” exhibition, which is not surprising: He was shown in the cover image of the catalog taken by Tyler Mitchell.
Lauryn Hill: Most butter!
The rapper and singer illuminated the carpet with yellow butter, and publications including The New York Times considered the color of spring. She plays the sculpture ensemble with a Blue Lake Hermès Kelly Bag.
Whoopi Goldberg: Most Midas Touch!
The actress paired her Thom Browne ensemble with accessories, which included a top hat, a metal hat on her finger. “I can't manicure,” she said in a tailoring interview.
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