Natasha Poonawalla brings drama and couture to the Met Gala red carpet

Natasha Poonawalla is known for being a smart and ethical businesswoman but she is also known for taking a red carpet seriously. She has been gracing the Met Gala red carpet since a few years now. She made her Met Gala debut in 2018 and has been serving looks after looks ever since.

This year, the entrepreneur wowed the Met Gala viewers by wearing a custom look from Maison Margiela's Artisanal Collection designed by John Galliano for the red carpet at the Met Gala. The look consisted of a white strapless body-con dress. And her waist was snatched. The cherry on top was the torn black veil that was draped all over the dress and the heels. She wore a white beret that resembled a cloud. The ensemble was put together with stylish white platform heels from Christian Louboutin and beautiful pearl studs.

Image via X. The CEO took to her Instagram to appreciate Christian Louboutin, she wrote, “Huge thank you to my dearest Christian Louboutin who wove his magic into our collaboration by creating the most insanely beautiful shoes, linked so intimately to the look and to what we were all trying to achieve together. His eye for detail and craft are unparalleled, and what make him the best!!”

Poonawalla felt like a goddess who rules spiders. The black chiffon layering felt like she was straight out of a gothic vampire movie.

Poonawalla always hits it out of the park when it comes to events and red carpets. She is always known to think of extravagant and dramatic ideas when it comes to choosing dresses and she did not disappoint at all at the Met Gala.