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The Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York has deployed its iconic red carpet on the big staircase to receive the most influential personalities of the moment. Under the tailored for you dress code (“to your measure”)multitude of known faces have reinterpreted this “dress code”, which pays tribute to how tailoring has been used by the black community as a form of self -expression, resistance and identity statement from the 18th century to the present.

From Rihanna to Rosalia, through Georgina Rodríguez, The Kardashian sisters, Zendaya or Gigi Hadid, all have paraded with spectacular styles to pay tribute to black dandism and their influence on fashion and cultural identity throughout history. Legacy that goes far beyond aesthetics: it is a form of resistance, cultural affirmation, creativity and identity pride.

And how could it be otherwise, the coanfitations of this edition – to $ Ap Rocky, Pharrell Williams, Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton and Honor Co -President LeBron James, were up to the challenge. Each one has contributed his personal vision of contemporary tailoringwith looks challenge the classic rules of tuxedo, the portal reviews Readings

The artist opted for a set of Marc Jacobs that reinterpreted classical tailoring from a feminine and avant -garde perspective. The look was composed of a Spencer -like jacket, a skirt of diplomatic stripes and a wide winged hat designed by Stephen Jones.

Rosalia opted for a look in which she fused art, fashion and symbolism. The Catalan singer chose an impressive white sculpture dress designed by Olivier Rousteing, creative director of Balmain, becoming a real “work of art” Andante.

A slip dress is always a good option and demonstrated this Georgina Rodríguez in her debut. The Spanish model and businesswoman chosen a design signed by Demine Gvasalia for Vetements.

Demi Moore He looked cradle of Thom Browne inspired by a male tie. The design, made with more than 1,400,000 accounts, including sequins and accounts required more than 7,600 hours of artisanal work.

With a three -piece white set designed by Pharrell Williams for Louis Vuitton, Zendaya It was one of the best dressed in the night. The styling paid tribute to the theme “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” and the legacy of the black dandy. With a silhouette that evoked the costumes of the 40s, Zendaya fused classical elegance with a contemporary touch.

The set included an American set with silver details, bell pants, matching vest, white tie and a wide -winged hat that completed the look with sophistication.

Also from Louis Vuitton. Sabrina Carpenter He wore a design composed of a tone tone tone, without pants, with a dramatic tail and details of bright buttons.

With a black leather set designed by Chrome Heartswhich merged the aesthetics of Western with haute couture. The set included a structured corset, a siren cut skirt with tail and pearl and diamond details that added a touch of luxury. He completed his look with a crazy wing hat.

Kendal Jenner It has taken another of the most praised looks of the night. With a Torishéju set, which consisted of a gray skirt suit and a blouse with a deep and shoulder -shaped shape.