Met Gala 2025 Highlights: Indian Icons on the Red Carpet

Shah Rukh Khan- The Reigning Superstar of Indian Cinema

Shah Rukh Khan created history by becoming the first-ever Indian male actor to attend the Met Gala, marking a milestone moment for Indian cinema on the global stage.
He made a spectacular debut in a sublime black suit featuring gold accents, exuding royalty and elegance.
His look was elevated with statement accessories a walking cane, a stylish brooch, and a long pendant engraved with the letter ‘K’, symbolizing his title, King Khan.
The striking ensemble was designed by none other than Sabyasachi Mukherjee, one of India’s most renowned fashion designers.

Diljit Dosanjh made a powerful debut at the Met Gala, turning heads with his culturally rich ensemble.
He wore a royal Punjabi outfit, custom-designed to celebrate his heritage.
The striking look was created by renowned designer Prabal Gurung.
Diljit completed his look with statement jewellery, adding a touch of elegance to his traditional attire.

Kiara Advani, a leading Bollywood star and expecting her first child, made a glowing Met Gala debut.
She wore a custom Gaurav Gupta ensemble in black, gold and white a perfect blend of drama and elegance.
The look featured an antique gold breastplate adorned with ghungroos, adding a touch of Indian craftsmanship.
Her black gown with gold embellishments and a long white trail symbolized grace and strength.
A heart-shaped mini plate on the gown offered a tender tribute to her baby, celebrating motherhood in style.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas made a bold statement on the Met Gala blue carpet with her striking fashion choice.
She wore a tailored polka dot suit dress, a custom creation by Olivier Rousteing of Balmain.
The look was both playful and powerful, blending classic patterns with modern couture.
She accessorized with dazzling high jewellery from Bvlgari, adding a touch of timeless luxury.
As a global ambassador for Bvlgari, Chopra effortlessly represented the brand’s elegance on the world stage.

Isha Ambani made a graceful appearance at the Met Gala, donning a custom Anamika Khanna creation.
Her outfit featured a fully embroidered waistcoat paired with a structured collar jacket in elegant tones of black, white, and gold.
The ensemble thoughtfully reflected this year’s dress code “The Garden of Time: Tailored for You”.
Designer Anamika Khanna seamlessly blended Isha’s personal style, Indian heritage, and global fashion influences.
The look also drew inspiration from African textiles and craft traditions, creating a rich fusion of cultures.

Manish Malhotra made a powerful yet understated Met Gala appearance, rooted in quiet conviction over spectacle.
The moment marked a double milestone 20 years of his label and 35 years in Indian cinema.
He wore a sculptural sherwani in midnight velvet, exuding elegance and strength.
The ensemble featured an Inverness-inspired cape, with flowing folds that paid homage to 19th-century dandies and their refined sense of self-expression.
Beneath the cape, a sharply tailored blazer added a touch of modern precision, defined by geometric shoulders and lapels.
The entire look was a subtle blend of tradition and rebellion, showcasing restraint wrapped in sartorial artistry.

Sabyasachi Mukherjee made a refined impact at the Met Gala, proving that statement style doesn’t always need to be loud.
For his second appearance, the iconic designer departed from his signature maximalism, embracing subtlety and precision.
His look centered on classic menswear staples: a crisp white shirt, a softly structured trench, and a dramatic overcoat.
He paired the ensemble with tailored high-waisted black trousers, creating a sleek and timeless silhouette.
The magic, as always, was in the accessories, a bold choker added quiet flair without overwhelming the look.
Multiple rings brought in personality and a subtle touch of bling.
A sleek headgear, finished with a delicate brooch, tied the entire look together with understated elegance.