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The Met Gala 2025 Afterparty: A Night of Tailored Heat and Untamed Glam


Once the final flashes faded on the Met Gala’s grand carpet, the spirit of Superfine: Tailoring Black Style didn’t stop at the museum doors—it transformed and thrived at the afterparties. With the night’s theme celebrating the rich legacy and forward motion of Black fashion and tailoring, the afterparty looks leaned into freedom, reinvention, and attitude. This was the after-hours evolution: where structured silhouettes gave way to sultry sheers, elevated streetwear, and references that nodded to Black icons past and present. It was less about adhering to the theme and more about embodying it—with swagger, intention, and unfiltered self-expression.



1. Tyla


2. FKA Twigs



3. Winnie Harlow


4. Busta Rhymes


5. Ciara


6. Lorde


7. Ego Nwodim



8. Jeremy O’Harris & Charlie XCX


9. Kendall Jenner


10. Leon Bridges


11. Maluma


12. Andra Day


13. Chance the Rapper


14. Adut Akech Bior


15. Rihanna


16. Adrien Brody & Georgina Chapman


17. Precious Lee


18. Megan Thee Stallion


19. Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas


20. Dapper Dan



21. Michael Kors & Willy Chavarria


22. Jeremy Allen White


23. Heidi Klum


24. Yaya DaCosta & LaQuan Smith



25. Coco Rocha


26. Paul Tazewell



27. Evan Mock


28. Questlove


29. Karlie Kloss


30. Nancy Gomez, Jodie Turner-Smith, Daniel Lee & Holly Moore


31. Laura Harrier & Zac Posen


32. Jeremy Pope


33. Doja Cat


34. Ashley Graham


35. Emma Chamberlain


36. Colman Domingo


37. Chappel Roan


38. A$AP Rocky


39. Halle Bailey


40. Julia Foxx


41. Lauryn Hill


42. Charlie XCX


43. Sabrina Carpenter and Jenna Ortega


44. Gabrielle Union Wade & Dwayne Wade


45. Alex Consani & Paloma Elsesser


46. Cardi B


47. Zendaya


48. Kim Kardashian


49. Janelle Monae


50. Hailey Bieber


51. Hunter Schafer


As the last flashes faded and the after-party doors closed, it was clear that the 2025 Met Gala’s theme had staying power well into the night. Celebrities embraced Superfine: Tailoring Black Style not just as a dress code, but as a cultural cue—honoring Black excellence in fashion through silhouettes, styling, and sheer confidence. These after-party looks weren’t just costume changes; they were continuations of a conversation, proving that when the formalities fade, true style shines even brighter.

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