Fashion is Art: What Our Favourites Wore to the Met Gala

Every year, fashion’s biggest night delivers spectacle, but this year’s Met Gala feels especially intentional. This year’s exhibition is titled “Costume Art,” and it anchors everything about tonight. The dress code, “Fashion Is Art” setting the tone, the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art transformed into a living gallery where couture was curated, studied, and performed.

Leading the charge were co-chairs Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, Venus Williams, and Anna Wintour, each embodying the theme with a sense of authority that set the bar for the night. This year’s red carpet blurred the lines between fashion and fine art in the most compelling way, and without further ado, here’s what our favourites wore to the Met Gala this year.

Beyonce in Oliver Rousteing

Rihanna in Maison Margiela and ASAP Rocky in Chanel

Tyla in Custom Valentino

Cardi B in Marc Jacobs

Naomi Osaka in Robert Wun

Venus Williams in Swarovski

Angel Reese in Altuzarra

Doechii in  Marc Jacobs

Nia Long in Laquan Smith

Doja Cat in Yves Saint Laurent

Janelle Monae in Custom Christian Siriano

Blue Ivy in Balenciaga

A’ja Wilson in Prabal Gurung

Ciara in Celia Kritharioti

Keke Palmer in Prabal Gurung

Gabrielle Union in Michael Kors

Coco Jones in Prabal Gurung

Adut Akech in Thom Browne

Skepta in Thom Browne

Wisdom Kaye in Public School NYC

Anok Yai in Balenciaga

 

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