Stars Shine at 2025 Met Gala Celebrating Black Style

New York, NY – Bad Bunny and Keke Palmer were among the stars who dazzled at the 2025 Met Gala, themed “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.” The event, held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, showcased bold fashion statements as part of its celebration of black culture.

Bad Bunny arrived in a stylish Prada suit, complete with a hat, gloves, and a two-ton leather bag. He previously spoke on the concept of “transgressive fashion,” sharing, “There’s no point where I say, ‘Oh, I have this power.’ What I have done is just to be me.” As he gears up to be the musical guest on “Saturday Night Live” on May 17 with host Scarlett Johansson, Bad Bunny’s fashion choices continue to inspire fans.

Keke Palmer made a stunning entrance, donning an elegant white outfit with a long train and black headpiece. Reflecting on her fashion inspirations, Keke said, “I was very inspired by the authenticity and individuality of Rihanna’s style.” She emphasized her evolving identity, stating, “Now I don’t see myself just as an actor. I see myself as a brand.”

Cynthia Erivo also wowed attendees with her avant-garde Givenchy ensemble, which featured a beaded corset and a high-low tulle skirt. She noted, “I use my clothes as an introduction. I don’t dress up to hide.” Her artistic approach to fashion reflects her personal narrative, with an emphasis on individuality.

Another standout was Rosalía, who graced the carpet in a sculpted white dress by Olivier Rousteing. She expressed her belief in the power of fashion, saying, “I can channel my wishes and moods through styling.” Rosalía is known for her playful fashion experimentation, demonstrating how clothing can be a form of self-expression.

The 2025 Met Gala promised to be a night of glamour and celebration of black style, showcasing the remarkable talents and unique voices of its attendees.