Diljit Dosanjh pays homage to Indian Maharaja in Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla outfit at his Met Gala 2025 debut

Diljit Dosanjh pays homage to Indian Maharaja in Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla outfit at his Met Gala 2025 debut

Indian celebrities are making waves on fashion’s biggest night, and Diljit Dosanjh just raised the bar with his majestic Met Gala 2025 debut. The global music sensation and Punjabi superstar turned heads as he arrived at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, dressed in an all-ivory ensemble that was nothing short of royal.

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Diljit, known for his effortless fusion of tradition and modernity, channelled his inner maharaja with a look that paid homage to regal Indian heritage while embracing the night’s theme, “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.” His outfit featured a custom sherwani-inspired silhouette by designer Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla, complete with intricate chikankari embroidery and pearl detailing that shimmered under the lights. The ivory tones exuded grace and elegance, standing out amidst a sea of darker hues on the red carpet.

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The look was elevated with a statement turban in a matching ivory tone, adorned with a traditional sarpech (turban ornament) that added a dramatic, heritage-rich touch. Diljit accessorised with layered uncut diamond necklaces and traditional mojaris, completing his ensemble with a quiet confidence that blended royalty with runway appeal.

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True to form, Dosanjh brought his signature charm and cultural pride, making a strong case for Indian menswear on the global fashion stage. Fans and fashion critics alike praised his look as one of the most original and memorable of the night, applauding how seamlessly he wove elements of Punjabi tradition into a modern couture context.

Diljit’s Met Gala debut not only celebrates his rise as a global icon but also shines a spotlight on Indian artistry and craftsmanship. In his regal ivory attire, he didn’t just walk the red carpet—he ruled it.