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Indian Stars Illuminate Met Gala 2025 with Cultural Elegance

Indian-origin stars turned heads at the Met Gala 2025, blending tradition with cutting-edge fashion. From Bollywood legends like Shah Rukh Khan and style icons like Kiara Advani to global influencers like Mindy Kaling and Diljit Dosanjh, the red carpet shimmered with South Asian excellence. These celebrities not only embraced the gala’s theme with striking ensembles but also showcased the richness of Indian heritage on one of fashion’s most prestigious stages.

 

Shah Rukh Khan

Made his Met Gala debut in a sharp all-black Sabyasachi suit, complemented with layered jewelry and a bold “K” pendant.

 

Priyanka Chopra Jonas

Stunned in a custom Balmain outfit, featuring a cinched waist and power shoulders, accessorized with Bvlgari’s Magnus Emerald Necklace—a 241.06-carat faceted emerald.

 

Kiara Advani

Made her Met Gala debut in a custom Gaurav Gupta ensemble, featuring a sculptural gold corset over an off-the-shoulder black gown, symbolizing motherhood.

 

Diljit Dosanjh

Embraced his regal side in a Prabal Gurung ensemble adorned with Golecha's jewels and a matching turban, carrying the Kripan to complete the look.

 

Isha Ambani

Arrived in a custom Anamika Khanna creation, honoring Indian craftsmanship with its handwoven Benarasi train, styled with a historic Cartier necklace once owned by the Maharaja of Nawanagar.

 

Manish Malhotra

Made his Met Gala debut wearing his eponymous label, showcasing Indian design on the global stage.

 

Natasha Poonawalla

Wore a custom Manish Malhotra couture piece blending Indian craftsmanship with her Parsi heritage, featuring vintage Parsi Gara saris and a sculptural lace cravat by Atelier Biser.

 

Mona Patel

Arrived in custom Thom Browne, accompanied by Vector, a robotic dog designed by MIT, decked in a tux and a 1000-carat diamond leash.

 

Mindy Kaling

Appeared in a custom Harbison Studios gown with Marco Bicego jewelry, featuring a fitted black dress with a bold white collar and red velvet accents.

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