All The Artists Who Attended The 2025 Met Gala

The biggest stars and artists glammed up and strutted on the floors and red carpets for fashion’s biggest night: the Met Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City on Tuesday, May 6 (PH Time).

This year’s exhibition focused on the theme “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” which explores the history of the Black dandyism cultural movement, inspired by the 2009 book Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity by Monica L. Miller. The theme highlights the significance of style in shaping Black identities, particularly in the United States and Europe.

Packed with celebrities and personalities from various fields, the Met Gala is never short of star-studded musicians who bring their elegance to the red carpet. Check out some of the artists and musicians who graced the 2025 Met Gala, including Sabrina Carpenter, Diana Ross, Bad Bunny, LISA, S.Coups of SEVENTEEN, Lorde, Doja Cat, and more, below.

Lorde

In the spirit of embracing a new era for her upcoming fourth studio album, Virgin, Lorde returned to the Met Gala after four years, rocking a silver Thom Browne ensemble featuring a floating bandeau top, a silver suit jacket that gives the look some oopmh, paired with a matching maxi skirt to complete the ensemble.

Charli XCX

Trading her Brat era for a gothic raven aesthetic, Charli XCX made her third Met Gala appearance in a custom black feathered outfit from Ann Demeulemeester and designed by its creative director, Stefano Gallici, which also marked the brand’s debut at the event.

Chappell Roan

There’s a first time for everything, and Chappell Roan continued to serve in her Met Gala debut with a Pink Pony Club-esque pink patchwork suit and cape, paired with pink bell-bottoms — not to mention the glittery glam rock makeup that complemented her overall look.

Cynthia Erivo

Wicked star Cynthia Erivo arrived at this year’s Met Gala in a custom sculptural Givenchy look by Sarah Burton, featuring a corset-style bodice adorned with silver gems and ruby-red accents. Complementing her outfit were a beaded handbag and black knee-high boots.

Sabrina Carpenter

Sabrina Carpenter left quite an impression in an “Espresso“-style brown Louis Vuitton blazer-bodysuit with a matching tuxedo with tails. She ditched the pants, which anchored the bold color choice and overall ensemble. For comic book fans out there, the “Juno” singer’s look could easily pass for an unintentional Zatanna cosplay.

Diana Ross

For the first time in over 20 years, the Met Gala was blessed with the presence of an icon. Diana Ross marked her return to the event wearing a custom gown with crystal and bead embellishments, designed by Nigerian designer Ugo Mozie. The highlight of her outfit, however, was the 18-foot feathered train, featuring the names of her children and grandchildren, as it took over the steps while she waltzed right in

LISA

After making her acting debut in The White Lotus season 3, LISA made a noteworthy debut at the Met Gala, donning a custom Louis Vuitton ensemble featuring a glittering blazer, sheer panels, matching undies, and logo-printed tights. Her lacy bodysuit also included artwork by Henry Taylor, featuring people important to the “Rockstar” singer.

JENNIE

For the third consecutive year, JENNIE graced the Met Gala — this time wearing a contemporary tribute to Coco Chanel. Her black tuxedo-inspired dress turned heads with its off-the-shoulder neckline, cropped cigarette trousers, and a flowing train, all coming together in a design inspired by the 1920s and 1930s, which took 330 hours to create

ROSÉ

Rounding out the BLACKPINK members, ROSÉ returned to the Met Gala in a sophisticated all-black Saint Laurent suit and cape, paired with red heeled sandals and a long necklace. Her appearance this year follows her Met Gala debut in 2021, where she became one of the first K-pop idols to attend the event alongside rapper CL of 2NE1.

Bad Bunny

Bad Bunny rocked this year’s Met Gala in a custom chocolate brown Prada suit that paid homage to his Puerto Rican roots. Underneath, he wore a caramel-colored shirt and champagne tie, paired with bedazzled leather gloves and a dark brown woven hat.

S.Coups

S.Coups, SEVENTEEN’s leader, made his Met Gala debut wearing a hanbok-inspired piece from Boss. The gray blazer echoed traditional Korean hanbok design, paired with matching pleated trousers and a black duster. To top it all off, he kept it clean and simple with a watch and ashy blonde hair that instantly turned heads.

Suki Waterhouse

Suki Waterhouse returned to the Met Gala for the first time after giving birth to her daughter in March 2024. She stunned in a backless black tuxedo-inspired gown by Michael Kors, featuring a dramatically long, skinny train. She completed the look with diamond jewelry, a black clutch, and satin pumps.

Rihanna

Rihanna looked confident and mothering as ever, making a dramatic entrance and unveiling her third pregnancy wearing a custom Marc Jacobs ensemble. Her outfit was a pinstriped suit turned into a maxi dress, styled with a cropped blazer, a collar and tie, and a hat.

Tyla

Tyla returned to the Met Gala in a white off-the-shoulder gown by Jacquemus, featuring dark-blue embellished pinstripe detailing and a matching floor-length cape. The “Water” hitmaker channeled vintage Hollywood glamour with her look, styled by Law Roach.

Miley Cyrus

After a six-year hiatus, Miley Cyrus returned to the Met Gala, wearing something beautiful — a custom Alaïa ensemble by Pieter Mulier. The outfit featured a black crocodile leather crop top with a ruffled taffeta skirt, confidently showcasing her toned abs and glam-rock vibe. For her accessories, she wore a gold Cartier choker, black sunglasses, and a slicked-back braid.

Doechii

Met Gala “rookie” Doechii wore a custom Louis Vuitton suit by Pharrell Williams, featuring an ivory long-tailed blazer, wide shorts with signature prints, and burgundy T-bar shoes. She finished the look with a mini Speedy bag and a Louis Vuitton logo cheek stamp, subtly honoring the late fashion journalist André Leon Talley.

ASAP Rocky

Serving as a co-chair for the event, A$AP Rocky donned an ensemble from his creative agency, AWGE. The outfit included a classic black suit, a Marmot jacket, and a 90-carat diamond-covered umbrella. To complete the look, the rapper wore Christian Louboutin shoes and diamond Ray-Ban Wayfarer sunglasses.

Shakira

Shakira made a grand entrance in a custom pink Carolina Herrera gown featuring a sculptural pink cape. In addition to attending the event in New York City, she will also perform at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium on May 15 and 16 as part of her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour.

Doja Cat

From high-profile fashion events to the Met Gala, Doja Cat consistently showcases her avant-garde style. For this year’s Met Gala, she embraced the theme with a bold, sculptural look by Marc Jacobs. The ensemble featured a fitted bodysuit with feline-inspired prints and exaggerated shoulder pads, finished off with a dramatic fur headpiece.

André 3000

André 3000 strapped a full-sized Steinway piano to his back as part of his avant-garde look. Wearing a navy jumpsuit, red beret, along with a garbage bag, he collaborated with Burberry and his own menswear brand, Benji Bixby. The ensemble coincided with the release of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee’s new instrumental project, 7 Piano Sketches, marking his first release since 2023’s New Blue Sun.