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2024 Met Gala Red Carpet: Looks we love

Bad Bunny and Zendaya
Angela Weiss / AFP via Getty Images
Bad Bunny and Zendaya

Monday is the Met Gala, a.k.a. fashion’s biggest night, when superstars from across the celebrity stratosphere throng to New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art to fete fashion – and each other.

This year’s glitzy gala hosts are Zendaya, Jennifer Lopez, Bad Bunny and Chris Hemsworth; the price of a single ticket to the evening is a reported (and eye-watering) $75,000. The guest list is always kept secret — and there’s a no-phones policy once guests step inside the Met’s doors — but past attendees include multi-hyphenate stars like Beyonce, Rihanna and Kim Kardashian.

The gala raises funds for the Met Museum’s Costume Institute. Unlike the rest of the Met’s curatorial areas, the fashion department must pay for itself — and last year, the gala raised some $22 million.

Gigi Hadid.
Gigi Hadid. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Actress Gwendoline Christie.
Actress Gwendoline Christie. Angela Weiss / AFP via Getty Images
Gustav Magnar Witzoe.
Gustav Magnar Witzoe. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty

Each year’s soiree heralds the opening of a new exhibition at the Costume Institute; this year’s display is called “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion.” It features about 250 pieces from the Met’s permanent collection, including garments by Givenchy, Dior and Schiaparelli.

Here are some of the red carpet outfits from tonight:

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Zendaya.
Zendaya. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Dua Lipa.
Dua Lipa. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Kylie Jenner.
Kylie Jenner. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Lana Del Rey.
Lana Del Rey. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Singer and actress Jennifer Lopez.
Singer and actress Jennifer Lopez. Angela Weiss / AFP via Getty Images
Demi Moore.
Demi Moore. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Actor Chris Hemsworth and his wife Spanish model and actress Elsa Pataky.
Actor Chris Hemsworth and his wife Spanish model and actress Elsa Pataky. Angela Weiss / AFP via Getty Images
Nicole Kidman.
Nicole Kidman. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Karol G.
Karol G. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo.
Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger  fashion designer Dee Ocleppo Hilfiger.
Fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger fashion designer Dee Ocleppo Hilfiger. Angela Weiss / AFP via Getty Images
Kendall Jenner.
Kendall Jenner. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Adrien Brody.
Adrien Brody. Angela Weiss / AFP via Getty Images
Harris Reed.
Harris Reed. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Serena Williams.
Serena Williams. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Lena Mahfouf.
Lena Mahfouf. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Taylor Russell.
Taylor Russell. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Aya Nakamura.
Aya Nakamura. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Mindy Kaling.
Mindy Kaling. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Sabrina Harrison.
Sabrina Harrison. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
T.V. personality and actress La La Anthony.
T.V. personality and actress La La Anthony. Angela Weiss / AFP via Getty Images
President of Jujamcyn Theaters, Jordan Roth.
President of Jujamcyn Theaters, Jordan Roth. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Jessica Biel.
Jessica Biel. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Greta Lee.
Greta Lee. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Maleah Joi Moon.
Maleah Joi Moon. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Jeff Goldblum.
Jeff Goldblum. Theo Wargo/GA / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Bad Bunny.
Bad Bunny. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Wisdom Kay.
Wisdom Kay. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Bobby Digi Olisa and Laurie Cumbo.
Bobby Digi Olisa and Laurie Cumbo. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Rebecca Ferguson.
Rebecca Ferguson. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Model Ashley Graham.
Model Ashley Graham. Angela Weiss / AFP via Getty Images
Lea Michele.
Lea Michele. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Lily James.
Lily James. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Alton Mason.
Alton Mason. Theo Wargo / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Social media personality Emma Chamberlain.
Social media personality Emma Chamberlain. Angela Weiss / AFP via Getty Images

Anastasia Tsioulcas is a correspondent on NPR's Culture desk. She is intensely interested in the arts at the intersection of culture, politics, economics and identity, and primarily reports on music. Recently, she has extensively covered gender issues and #MeToo in the music industry, including the trial and conviction of former R&B superstar R. Kelly; backstage tumult and alleged secret deals in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations against megastar singer Plácido Domingo; and gender inequity issues at the Grammy Awards.

On happier days, Tsioulcas has celebrated the life of the late Aretha Franklin, traveled to Havana to profile musicians and dancers, revealed the hidden artistry of an Indian virtuoso who spent 60 years in her apartment and brought listeners into the creative process of composers Steve Reich and Terry Riley.

Tsioulcas was formerly a reporter and producer for NPR Music, where she covered breaking news in the music industry as well as a wide range of musical genres and artists. She has also produced episodes for NPR Music's much-lauded Tiny Desk concert series and has hosted live concerts from venues like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and New York's (Le) Poisson Rouge. She also commissioned and produced several world premieres on behalf of NPR Music, including a live event that brought together 350 musicians to debut a new work together. As a video producer, she created high-profile video shorts for NPR Music, including performances by cellist Yo-Yo Ma in a Brooklyn theatrical props warehouse and pianist Yuja Wang in an icy-cold Steinway & Sons piano factory.

Tsioulcas has also reported from north and west Africa, south Asia, and across Europe for NPR and other outlets. Prior to joining NPR in 2011, she was widely published as a writer and critic on both classical and world music, and was the North America editor for Gramophone Magazine and the classical music columnist for Billboard.

Born in Boston and based in New York, Tsioulcas is a lapsed classical violinist and violist (shoutout to all the overlooked violists!). She graduated from Barnard College, Columbia University with a B.A. in comparative religion.

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