Met Gala 2025 in Pics: SRK, Isha Ambani, Kiara Advani
The Met Gala 2025 — fashion’s most glamorous night — returned to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York with the theme “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” and the dress code “Tailored for You.”
Among the A-list international celebrities walking the carpet were several Indian stars and tastemakers who lit up the evening with their distinctive style rooted in heritage and haute couture.
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Shah Rukh Khan Makes History
One of the most iconic moments of the night came with Shah Rukh Khan’s debut at the Met Gala. The King of Bollywood arrived in a sharp all-black ensemble designed by Sabyasachi Mukherjee, layered with statement jewels — including a bold 'K' necklace and a cane topped with a tiger head. The look was regal and symbolic, blending power with grace.
Kiara Advani’s Double Debut
Kiara Advani made her Met Gala debut wearing a sculptural Gaurav Gupta couture gown. But it wasn’t just her red carpet debut — the actress also proudly debuted her baby bump, becoming one of the most talked-about appearances of the evening. Her look gracefully fused futurism with fluidity, standing out as bold and beautiful.
Diljit Dosanjh Embraces Punjabi Royalty
Singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh made his first-ever Met Gala appearance in a custom Prabal Gurung ensemble that celebrated his Punjabi roots. Dressed in royal black with an elegant turban and traditional styling, Diljit’s look drew widespread praise for its authenticity and elegance, earning him a spot among the best-dressed of the night.
Isha Ambani’s Couture Elegance
Reliance heiress Isha Ambani, a Met Gala regular, returned this year in a stunning Anamika Khanna creation. Her three-piece look featured a pearl-embroidered halter top shaped like an infinity symbol, tailored black trousers, and a sharply structured white jacket. The outfit was completed with a handwoven Benarasi train, Zardozi and bow embroidery — crafted over 20,000 hours — exemplifying Indian artistry at its finest.
Natasha Poonawalla’s Art-Infused Ensemble
Philanthropist and fashion icon Natasha Poonawalla returned to the Met in a dramatic Manish Malhotra outfit that highlighted Parsi Gara embroidery. Described as “armour, artistry, and ancestry,” the outfit featured a bold black Gara jacket with an imperial purple lining, making her one of the most photographed personalities on the carpet.
Manish Malhotra Steps Onto the Carpet
Famed fashion designer Manish Malhotra made his Met Gala debut in a statement look of his own creation. He wore a long embellished cape with structured shoulders over a crisp white bishop-sleeve shirt and vest, accessorised with intricate brooches and a golden elephant-face pin. It was a visionary mix of dandyism and Indian heritage, punctuated by rugged combat boots and a polished hairdo.
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Mona Patel Returns in High Fashion
Entrepreneur Mona Patel, who stunned in 2024, made another striking appearance at the Met Gala 2025, this time in a bold Thom Browne ensemble. Her choice reflected a modern take on tradition, continuing her streak as a standout Indian-origin presence at the event.
Priyanka Chopra Jonas: A Red Carpet Staple
No Met Gala would be complete without Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and the global icon didn’t disappoint. Wearing a polka dot tailored suit-dress by Balmain, she balanced power dressing with playful elegance. Accentuating her look were dazzling Bvlgari jewels, and her husband Nick Jonas joined her for their fifth Met appearance together.
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From royal elegance to cutting-edge couture, India’s presence at the Met Gala 2025 was powerful, proud, and deeply personal. Each look paid homage to tradition while pushing the boundaries of global fashion — proving once again that Indian talent and style are at home on any world stage.