Met Gala 2026: Indian Celebrities Dazzle on the Red Carpet
Met Gala 2026: A Fashion Extravaganza
The Met Gala 2026, the most significant event in the fashion world, took place on Tuesday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The red carpet was graced by Hollywood stars and renowned Indian personalities, each showcasing their unique styles. Notably, Karan Johar and Ananya Birla made their debut at this year's gala, while the looks of Manish Malhotra, Natasha Poonawalla, and Sudha Reddy became hot topics of discussion.
Ananya Birla's Stunning Debut
Ananya Birla, director of the Aditya Birla Group, made her debut at the Met Gala 2026. She wore a custom gown designed by Robert Wun, complemented by a metallic mask crafted by Subodh Gupta. Her outfit featured a structured black jacket with a lavish peplum and a voluminous pleated skirt.
Manish Malhotra Showcases Mumbai's Essence
Famed Indian fashion designer Manish Malhotra returned to the Met Gala red carpet for the second consecutive year. This time, he showcased his design studio's creations, featuring an Indian bandhgala paired with a cape adorned with the names and signatures of the artisans who crafted it, reflecting the spirit of Mumbai.
Natasha Poonawalla's Unique Look
Natasha Poonawalla presented a distinctive look by donning a unique artwork created by British artist Marc Quinn, titled 'Orchid Pectoral.' She expressed her long-standing admiration for Quinn's work and her curiosity about wearing such art. Her ensemble was completed with diamond earrings, a crystal ring from Outhouse Jewelry, natural makeup, and a high puff hairstyle.
Gauravi Kumari and Sawai Padmanabh Singh's Royal Touch
Royal figures Gauravi Kumari and Sawai Padmanabh Singh brought the heritage of Jaipur to the global stage. Gauravi wore a gown crafted from a sari once worn by her grandmother, Maharani Gayatri Devi.
Sudha Reddy's Cultural Tribute
Social worker Sudha Reddy chose an outfit inspired by the Kalamkari tradition's 'Tree of Life' design, featuring intricate zari and silk embroidery that highlighted various elements of Indian culture.