On Monday, Hollywood's biggest stars attended the 2024 Met Gala in New York City.
The dress code for “Garden of Time” paid homage to the Costume Institute's “Sleeping Beauty” exhibition.
Ayo Edebiri and Karlie Kloss nailed the theme with floral looks, while others wore archival pieces.
of 2024 Met Gala It was held on Monday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
The event's theme was “Sleeping Beauty: Fashion's Awakening,” and was inspired by the Costume Institute's exhibit, which showcases “fashion's rare masterpieces,” many of which are unwearable due to their delicate nature. trend Announced in November 2023.
of Dress code Because the event was “The Garden of Time,” which was inspired by J.G. Ballard's 1962 short story of the same name. Ahead of the event, Vogue magazine reported that attendees' looks would feature floral details and archival pieces, which many attendees did.
Invitees were carefully selected by the Vogue editor-in-chief, Anna Wintourand tickets to this year's super limited event. Each costs $75,000.
Here are all the celebrities who nailed this year's Met Gala theme.
Alia Bhatt's saree was decorated with hand-embroidered flowers.
According to Vogue, the actor wore a mint green floral sari dress that was hand-embroidered with flowers from head to toe and took more than 1,900 hours to create.
Karlie Kloss was a pink floral vision.
The model wore a Swarovski baby pink shimmering dress covered in embellished flowers, crystals and floral appliqués, perfectly embodying the dress code.
Zendaya wore two looks on the red carpet, but the first dress was more in keeping with the theme.
Her first look was a one-shoulder dress with blue tulle draped around the bodice. Three-dimensional grape vines and floral print added to her hips and her shoulders pay homage to the night's nature-inspired theme.
The look was Maison Margiela Artisanal by John Galliano.
Sidney Sweeney's floral-covered dress spotlighted one of the night's biggest trends.
And no, it wasn't a flower – celebrities from Sweeney to Ed Sheeran Rebecca Ferguson was all about pastel blue in her Met Gala look.
Pamela Anderson looked divine in a vintage-inspired dress.
Embodying the “time” aspect of the “Garden of Time” theme, the model and actor made her Met Gala debut in a nude Oscar de la Renta custom dress reminiscent of Old Hollywood glamor. .
Barry Keoghan also chose a look inspired by fashion history.
The 'Saltburn' actor wore an olive green velvet suit by Burberry. The actor's poplin top, top hat, and pocket watch felt like they were from another era.
Lana Del Rey looked like a forest fairy in her Met Gala look.
Looking like a garden animal, the diva wore a custom Alexander McQueen dress covered in dramatic Gothic branches. She wore a twig headpiece with a gauze veil covering her face and bodice, and carried a single red rose.
Cynthia Erivo appeared on the red carpet dripping with pink petals.
Thom Browne designed Erivo's cropped tuxedo set, which features a floor-length skirt and dramatic train.
Later that night, Erivo transformed into a different Thom Browne and performed with his “Wicked” co-star Ariana Grande.
Harris Reid wore one of his own design.
Dramatic pantsuits featured pastoral prints that looked like they were plucked straight from the walls of a Victorian home.
he The jumpsuit was paired with an oversized circular headpiece with an arrow border.
Elle Fanning seemed to emerge from a magical lagoon.
The actor wore a sheer glass-like gown with an extended hemline. Inspired by Sleeping Beauty, this dress features her two crystal birds that appear to support the dress, giving it a positive magical effect.
Ayo Edebiri wore a gown covered in flowers.
Adopts garden theme chosen by 'The Bear' actor A textured white halter neck dress gave way to colorful blue, pink, and yellow flowers at the skirt. Her look was designed by Loewe.
Gigi Hadid looked like royalty in a deconstructed dress by Thom Browne.
Her dress took more than 13,500 hours to create. Close-fitting bodice, piping in different colors and green and yellow floral print on the skirt.
Emma Chamberlain brought dark romance to the red carpet.
The influencer arrived wearing a custom black lace dress by Jean Paul Gaultier with gothic sleeves reminiscent of barbed wire and spiny stems. A black tulle train followed behind her.
Tyra totally nailed the 'Sands of Time' inspired theme.
The singer wore a form-fitting Balmain gown made of sand and disposable materials and carried an hourglass as her bag.
Greta Lee wore a romantic floral look.
The actor chose a sheer white dress designed by Loewe that was covered head to toe in dainty floral appliqués.
Chloë Sevigny incorporated Victorian-era fabrics into her gowns.
Her dress was designed by Dilara Findikoglu and incorporated authentic Victorian fabrics. She also told Vogue that she styled her hair to match the Victorian “mourning” style.
“We incorporate a lot of hair and pay homage to the Victorian era, when people celebrated their deceased loved ones by making ornaments and jewelry from their hair,” she said. Ta.
Demi Moore wore a floral dress made from wallpaper.
The actor arrived wearing a structured Harris Reid column dress featuring pink and white floral print. Around the dramatic sleeves were spiked arrows that drew attention to the gown's bold shape.
Nicki Minaj wore the most colorful look of the night.
The rapper shined on the red carpet A bright yellow Marni dress covered in three-dimensional flowers. Minaj paired her bubble-shaped dress with matching yellow shoes and a yellow clutch.
Mona Patel's look was inspired by butterflies.
This entrepreneur stunned with his Met Gala debut Featuring Iris Van Herpen's custom dresses The fitted bodice features a large butterfly design. Butterfly-like arm cuffs that move every time she walks the red carpet.