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From the Steps to the Streets, Here’s How To Wear This Year’s “Tailored for You” Gala Theme IRL

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The 2025 Met Gala turned heads with a theme rooted in both elegance and rebellion: “Tailored for You.” Inspired by the Superfine exhibit at The Met and the legacy of Black Dandyism, the theme celebrated how precise tailoring can be a radical act of self-expression—especially when used to subvert traditional power structures. Last night’s red carpet was a masterclass in sharp suiting, exaggerated silhouettes, luxe textures, and bespoke detail, all paying homage to the historic and cultural influence of Black Dandies who redefined masculinity and fashion on their own terms.

Now, the question is: how do you actually wear it IRL? The answer is in thoughtful details—structured blazers, pleated trousers, waist-snatching cuts, and pieces that look custom but don’t require a couture price tag. We’re loving modern takes like oversized lapels, monochrome layers, and gender-fluid tailoring that echo what we saw on the Met steps.

Whether you’re stepping into the office or heading to brunch, the “Tailored for You” look lets you channel Met Gala-level energy—no invite required.

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