While this blog will end with the one outstanding latex outfit worn at the 2026 Met Gala, we’ll tickle across some of the other outfits the A-listers wore to this year’s “Costume Art,” Oscars of Fashion monumental fashion roll out.
The Met Gala, major fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute sees a wide range of attendees. Actors, fashion bigwigs and musicians pay $1000,00 per ticket or $350,000 (starting price) to purchase a table of ten. And this year we saw plenty of the famous walk keep the paparazzi busy and crazy.
Starting with Madonna. The 67-year-old music icon wore a bespoke Saint Laurent, look inspired by The Temptation of St. Anthony, Fragment 11, painting by Leonora Carrington. Her all-black ensemble included opera gloves, and hat sporting a ship headpiece and huge scarf that needed seven lady attendants.
Bad Bunny went as an older version of himself, sporting grey hair, eyebrows and a beard…and a cane. The thematic body types this years’ “Costume Art,” is said to be exploring is Naked Body, the Pregnant Body and the Aging Body.
After a decade absence, Beyoncé returned to co-chair the Gala this year. Dressed in a Olivier Rousteing sheer skeletal dress made of diamonds and feathered cape she was in the company of husband Jay Z and for her daughter Blue Ivy Carter making her Met Gala debut. Blue wore a simple and elegant white bubble gown and jacket.
Serving as Vogue’s special correspondent on the Met Gala red carpet, Emma Chamberlain wore a hand-painted custom Mugler gown designed by Miguel Castro Freita. For her Met Gala debut, Chase Infiniti was dressed in head-to-toe more than one million multi-colored sequins.
And Teyana Taylor stunned in head-to-toe silver tassels.
Again, we could go on and on, but let’s get to Dojo Cat and her latex couture. Wearing a bespoke sheer latex robe from Saint Laurent that spilled to her heels, the singer posed often showing off her fabulous leg from out the glossy dress’s sky- high slit. At least someone was rocking our favorite textile…and looking so good doing so.
