The Most Memorable Fashion Moments From The 2024 Met Gala: A Closer Look At Celebrities' Red Carpet Ensembles

1. Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky in Tom Ford

The Thor star was a co-chair of this year’s Gala, and we’ll be honest: Not a single reason on earth, that is the only one! This person gets on the list. Next we review trends on the website such as no more fashion splits, otherwise we might consider these looks boring. Impressively, he looks gorgeous, but this style of dressing is not just a way to attract more crowd, but a disaster.

2. Zendaya in Maison Margiela Artisanal

Zendaya and her longtime Andrea Stoylist Law Roach, who has never let her down, have an arts-in-sync. To illustrate on the capture, this couple was able to interpret the context of the evening that featured both gardening and sleeping beauty and wasted time. This is the feeling of being ancient and alive, sensitive and golden.

3. Jennifer Lopez in Schiaparelli Couture

Myself along with my co-chair Chris Hemsworth did just the same as J-Lo did, we had very little to come by to follow the theme as well as to represent as co-chairs. She is actually committed to doing the real work of celebrity–feeding cold, syrup free J. Lo. This is equally amazing. Ultimately, it still seems like one of the many dress styles she has donned in the bygone.

4. Bad Bunny in Maison Margiela Artisanal

This is an example of the classic, cool-headed, aristocratic appearance of this look, with a particular highlight being the central part with the hair going upwards in the back. It’s absolutely perfect for this robber Baron character, and the guy seems to be loving every minute of it. This sort of portrayal is best described as “dark romanticism. ”Being in the same position as his fellow co-chair (Zendaya), one may say that he comprehended what they required also. As for our only complaint, it is that the pants and the footwear are much less exciting than everything else that has been the case so far.

5. Demi Moore in Harris Reed

As so many attendees of this year again chose the most safely fashionable things, this appearance of Kourtney made us shout excitedly. It is a bit dull, and we have to admit that we can’t really use that tonist word to describe it either. Actually, it’s more like a shop we observe in a corner and there goes the huge one written on it as if it wants to remind us that this is the place where fashion is born. Oh, my God, it is super Met Gala, darling.

6. Sarah Jessica Parker in Richard Quinn

A person who is worthy of the title of Sarah Jessica Parker, a perennial Met Gala attender who flawlessly executes this theme in each of her fashion choices because never ever she puts a careless foothold, is definitely a doyenne of the fashion theme. Every year, however, she knows where she will be, what others expect of her, and what will be needed of her, and then she fulfills her duties by delivering everything you want or expect. Nevertheless, it’s not one of her most striking Met Gala looks ever. It nevertheless has delicate romantic and architectural feel that can easily appropriate for the surrounding. I kind of miss the pastel blue and sandalwood of the previous version.

7. Ayo Edebiri in Loewe

We kept on hoping that we will like this movie. Waist and head up, it looks exceptionally good, but her shape done from nowheres near fine. She looked no inferior on the red carpet the way her hair and makeup were superb. However, the moment that skirt accidentally turns to color: not over the matter a bit and of atrocious use of not subtle enough tones, the whole mood is spoiled. If the impact was a little less direct and the range of colors were less diverse, we’re completely for it.

8. Josh O’Connor in Loewe

We were not fully trustewe were lost on this thing completely. Josh O’Connor’s fashion choices might be on point everyday but at red carpets, we would always love when he gets a little bit freaky and we had a feeling that his press tour looks for the Challengers movie were a tad tame. I think the ladies will love it. It might remind him of the last time he did it. I am reminded to myself that the clown show I am participating in what not intended to harm anyone. It’s the shoes. They are nice individually pieces, yet it is not a good idea to combine them together.

9. Da’Vine Joy Randolph in The Gap by Zac Posen

It goes without saying that unless the topic that year happens to be wearing “Yee” and “Haw” then the chances of ever seeing any of us endorsing someone in denim on the white carpet at Met Gala are very very slight. However, having found them dramatic and catchy, they did not expect so much from Zac Posen, an designer with the support of The Gap, because he exceeded their expectations with this amazing result – dress with original head-turning cut. She looked stunning. What mattered is that it get away with it. It’s not a costume party, baby. In it, my lover and I are waltzing along the dimly lit floor of an old dance hall.

10. Barry Keoghan in Burberry and Sabrina Carpenter in Oscar de la Renta

Come on guys, these guys are the most adorable couple ever and we are so happy for them. It could have been nice if there were similar colors and hues. Not that we’re in tune that couples match with their outfits, but he’s wearing a typical cowboy and she’s wearing posh attire, which neither of them is sticking to the party’s theme. While they are very different but her swinging for the fences and his meticulous planning make it a very interesting race to watch.