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From Shakira to Bad Bunny

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As every first Monday in May, the staircase of the New York Metropolitan Museum dressed in gala to host the Met galaone of the most anticipated events by fashion lovers, where style, show and a lot of personality are combined. This year, The theme revolved around the exhibition Superfine: Tailoring Black Stylededicated to black dandism and male fashion as a symbol of identity and resistance. The Code Dress, Tailored for YouHe invited celebrities to wear styles as they fuse elegance, theatricality and message.

With $ Ap Rocky, Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton and Pharrell Williams such as Coanfitrions, the 2025 edition did not disappoint. There were radical transformations, cultural tributes and styles that surprised both their audacity and for their symbolic burden. Here we collect some of The most commented looks of the night: From the most successful, to those who risked – and also those who did not completely understand the code.

J Balvin and Valentina Ferrer

Cardi b

Shakira

Georgina Rodríguez

Rosalia

Rihanna

Kylie Jenner

Miley Cyrus

Maluma

Bad Bunny

Jenna Ortega

Frequently asked questions about Met Gala 2025

What was the theme of the MET Gala 2025?

The theme of the Met Gala 2025 was “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style”dedicated to black dandism and male fashion as a symbol of identity and resistance. The Dress Code was “Tailored for You.”

Who were the Coanfitations of the Met Gala 2025?

The Met Gala 2025 Coanfitations went to $ Ap Rocky, Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton and Pharrell Williams. These outstanding entertainment and fashion names contributed to the gala being a success.

What celebrities highlighted with their looks in the MET Gala 2025?

In Met Gala 2025, celebrities like Shakira, Bad Bunny, J Balvin, and Cardi B They stood out with their styles. Each of them contributed their personal seal to the theme of the event, merging elegance and theatricality.

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