The ng??i ??p gangnam t?p 32025 Met Galatook place on Monday night, with celebrities and fashion insiders once more flocking to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art to partake in some flamboyant pageantry. And once more, the internet's denizens have turned to social media to offer takes on their outfits.
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This year's Met Gala theme celebrated the museum's new spring exhibition "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,"which opens on May 10. This exhibit will explore Black fashion history and style in the U.S. and Europe, stretching from the 18th century until now. In particular, "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style" aims to examine Black dandyism, and the key role style has had in forming Black identities in the Atlantic diaspora.
As such, the dress code for the 2025 Met Gala was "Tailored to You," the museum stating that it is "a nod to the exhibition’s focus on suiting and menswear."Unsurprisingly, many Black celebrities shone with spectacular style this year, taking centre stage and commanding attention.
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Among those absolutely owning the Met Gala was Motown legend Diana Ross, who attended the event for the first time in over 20 years. She wore a magnificent white gown featuring an 18-foot train embroidered with her family's names, the result of a collaboration between Ross, her son Evan, and Nigerian designer Ugo Mozie.
Expressing a widely held sentiment, X user @beyoncegarden posted that Ross "LITERALLY CLEARED EVERYONE OMFG ICONIC."
Diana Ross. Credit: Kevin Mazur / MG25 / Kevin Mazur / Getty Images for The Met Museum / Vogue Damson Idris' outfit earned a notable chef's kiss from Derek Guy, also known as "the menswear guy"or @dieworkwearon X. Though Guy was focused on Idris' striking red Tommy Hilfiger suit, the F1 actor initially wore a white racing suit which was subsequently torn off for a dramatic reveal.
Damson Idris. Credit: Savion Washington / Getty Images Guy also dubbed Janelle Monáe's look as one of his favourites at the event. Collaborating with Tom Browne and Wickedcostume designer Paul Tazewell, Monáe initially appeared in a structured, pinstriped cape that bore an image of a suit. She then shed the cover to show off a striking tailored jacket and skirt in bold red, black, and white. The unmistakably dandy ensemble was topped off by a bowler hat, monocle, and a brooch featuring a diamond made from tequila — a nod to the impact diamond mining has had on African nations.
Janelle Monáe Credit: John Shearer / WireImage; Kevin Mazur / MG25 / Kevin Mazur / Getty Images for The Met Museum / Vogue; Theo Wargo / FilmMagic In fact, there were so many amazing looks at the 2025 Met Gala that it's impossible to choose a highlight. From Tessa Thompson to Jodie Turner-Smith, Doechii to Lupita Nyong'o, it seems practically everyone came determined to leave no crumbs.
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What's more, this year the men of the Met Gala brought their A-game as well. It is Met Gala tradition for at least some (often male) attendees to earn onlookers' disdain by showing up in relatively ordinary outfits — and there were indeed some less interesting suits on the daffodil-dotted carpet. However, this year's smattering of lackluster looks were completely overshadowed by the sheer volume at which everyone else was serving.
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"It’s such a breath of fresh air to see the men nail the Met Gala theme and be creative for once!!" posted X user @jacquemusx.
From left to right: Brian Tyree Henry, Jeremy O. Harris, Khaby Lame, André 3000. Credit: Dia Dipasupil / Getty Images; Jamie McCarthy / Getty Images; Gilbert Flores / Variety via Getty Images. 
From left to right: Keith Powers, Alton Mason, Dynasty Ogun and Soull Ogun, Shaboozey. Credit: Jamie McCarthy / Getty Images; Savion Washington / Getty Images; Dimitrios Kambouris / Getty Images for The Met Museum / Vogue While the 2025 Met Gala undeniably belonged to its Black attendees, other guests were also working hard to keep up. Sabrina Carpenter forewent pants, opting for a Louis Vuitton bodysuit she described as a "dramatic take on a dandy tailcoat."
Others put a unique spin on the Met Gala's theme by zeroing in on the "Tailored to You" dress code. SEVENTEEN leader S.Coups was dressed by BOSS, which clearly drew inspiration from the Korean hanbok to design the K-pop idol's outfit. Indian singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh honoured his Punjabi heritage with a custom sherwani by Prabal Gurung. Meanwhile, Wednesday's Jenna Ortega leaned heavily into the tailoring concept with a Balmain gown made of metal rulers, designed by Olivier Rousteing.
From left to right: Sabrina Carpenter, S.Coups, Diljit Dosanjh, Jenna Ortega. Credit: Dimitrios Kambouris / Getty Images for The Met Museum / Vogue; Kevin Mazur / MG25 / Kevin Mazur / Getty Images for The Met Museum / Vogue; Taylor Hill / Getty Images. This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
You can watch the whole Met Gala carpet on Vogue's YouTube channel — all three hours of it.