If there’s one Thing Latinos Know How to do, is show up in style. So, When the 2025 Met Galad Out ITS Blue Carpet, Our Celebrities Steptped Out in Their Best Looks and Left Eyir Mark.
Hosted Every Year at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, This Year’s Met Gala Dress Code Was “Tailored for You,” Which, According to the Met’s Costume Institute, Was Designed to Provide “Guidance and Invite Creative Interpretation” for ITS Exclusive Attendees. In Addition to the Gala’s Fundraiser, This Year’s Event Celebrated The Opening of “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” An exhibition focused on examining black style and identities in the Atlantic Diaspora.
Here are our top picks of the best-dressed Latinos at the met gala, and a closer look at the cultural references, personal statments, and deeper context woven into their fits.
1.Bad Bunny
The bad rabbit Returned to New Yol for His Fourth Appeaarance at The Met Gala. Stylish as always, Our favorite Boricua was inspired by Puerto Rico’s Jibaro Culture When Thinking of His Look. He wore Brown Prada Suit influenced by 1970s Legends Like Hector Lavoe and Willie Colón sauce. Underneath, He Wore A Tobacco Poplin Shirt and a tie made of raffia, The Same used for traditional Pava Hats. HE ADEDED ACCONTS Like His Brown Pava Hat Made By De León Headwear and A Jibaro-Inspired Belt To His Look To Give It That That seasoning. HE TOLED Vogue“When we found out that was about Black Fashion, We Got Really Excited BeCouse We Felt Like We Could Really Connect it To Puerto Rican, Afro-Caribbean Culture.”
2. Zoe Saldaña
Zoe Saldaña Showed Up at The Blue Carpet This Year, debuting her Oscar-Winning Title and a Brand New Look. A Met Gala Veteran, The Actress Opted for A Thom Browne Dress With A Black-Striped Buttoned Bodice Cut Over White-Striped Sleeves. Underneath, She Wore A Skirt with Button Detailing Over Black and White Platform Saddle Shoes. She Accessorized The Look with a White Collar and Bow That Cascaded into Train That Draced Behind Her. Even More Surprising, Saldaña Slayed With A 1920s Bob, A Departure from Her Previous Long Locks and “Big Hair” looks.
3. Coleman Domingo
Perhaps One of the Most Fashionable Latinos of All Time, Coleman Domingo Took The Blue Carpet in A Blue Caped Valentino Look with A Sequinned Breastplate Fit for Royalty. This Year’s Met Gala Co-Chair, Domingo’s Dramatic Arrival Look Paid to André Leon Talley, The Late Vogue Editor Who Sported to similar cape at the 2011 met gala.
While on the Blue Carpet, Domingo Also Told Vogue He was further inspired by “Othello The Moor, Kings, The Color Blue – White Color, When We Were Doing Our Research… [we found] A Free Slave Wted to Wear His Finest Blue, Superfine Wool Suit. It Gives You Chair, It Gives You King, All Those Moments. ” For His Second Look, Domingo Remove the Robe to Showcase Another Valentino Piece Featuring A Windowpane Plaid Jacket and Polka Dot Accents.
4. Lupita Nyong’o
Oh lupita! Also Stunning in Blue, The Mexican-Born Actress Honored Her Ancestry Through This Year’s Look. Staying True To The Theme’s Focus On Black Dandyism, The Oscar-Winner WORE A POWDER-BLUE CHANEL SUIT WITH A MATCHING HAT AND SHEER CAPE. Nyong’o was decked out in diamonds, Even Putting Rhinestones on Her Eyebrows to Match Her Neck Pin. Her Hair, Craftfully Thought Out By Vernon François was an intricate ponytail Filled with Subtle Embellishments, Mimicking The Work of A Tailor.
5. Shakira
Her hips Don’t Lie, and Neither Does Her Style. Shakira Returned to the Met Gala This Year in A Custom All-Pink Prabal Gurung Gown. The Colombian Songtress’s Choice of Outfit has caused the controversy on social media, as I will say it doesn’s represent This Year’s Theme. In contrast to other attentes’ Choices Remembling a More “Tailored” Look, Shakira Went for a Tight-Fitting Gown, Fluffy Train, and Trademark Beach Waves. Eithher Way, We Still Love You, Shaki.
6. Jenna Ortega
Stepping out onto The Blue Carpet with her unparalleled uniqueness, Jenna Ortega Slayed in A Silver Dress Made of Measuring Tape. The Wednesday Actor FLAUNT THE TIGHT-FITTING OLIVER ROUSTEIG DRESS WAS CRAFTED WITH VERTICAL RULERS, CREATING A FITTED SILHOUETTE AND BUSTIER. She Also Opted for Vintage Hair and Make-Up With Old-Hollywood Waves, Porcelain Skin, Smoky Eyes, and Burgundy Lip Color.
7. J Balvin
Another Latino Opting to look pretty in pink was J Balvin. The Colombian Reggaetonero Looked Like A True Dandy in A Salmon Marc Jacobs Vintage Suit Alongsis His Partner, Valentina Ferrer, Who Style A Black and Brown Polka-Dot Dress. BALVIN ACCESSORIZED HIS THREE-PIECE SUIT LOOK WITH A “BIRD ON THE ROCK” BROOCH BY TIFFANY & CO. WE ONLY HAVE TWO WORDS TO SUM THIS UP: POWER COUPLE.
8. Cardi b
Dressed to the nine, Cardi b Knows How to make an entrance and live in Our Minds Rent-Free. The “Wedish Yellow” Rapper Showed Up With Her Main-Character Energy in A Tailored Forest-Green Velvet Gown by Buburry. Showcasing Her Curves, The Suit featured to Ruffled Undershirt with A Plunging Neckline, to Pear-Shaped Diamond Pendant Necklace, and Danggling Earrings. The Suit Also Featured Oversized Velvet Pants Completed by Her Matching Eye Make-Up and Nude Lips.
9. Maluma
Annother Latino repput their roots, Maluma‘S Met Gala Zoot Suit Paid Homage to Pachuco Style. Tailored by Mexican Designer Willy Chavarría, The Style Honors Chicano and Latin Roots with Elegance, Colors, and Attention To Detail. The Emerald Green and Cobalt Look was Accompanied by a Watch Chain, Hat, and Emerald Details Representing Colombia on the Watch and Studs Worn By Maluma.
