From Alia Bhatt's floral saree to Mona Patel's magical butterfly outfit, a look at Indians who dazzled at Met Gala 2024
The 2024 Met Gala was a dazzling affair, with its theme 'The Garden of Time' beautifully embodied by Indian celebrities on the red carpet. While Bollywood icons like Priyanka Chopra and Deepika Padukone were notably missing the 2024 Met Gala, take a look at the other Indian luminaries that captivated the world with their innovative and thematic fashion statements.
Sudha Reddy - Sudha Reddy's ensemble for the Met Gala 2024, designed by Tarun Tahiliani, was a spectacular tribute to the theme 'Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion.' Her attire blended intricate craftsmanship with profound symbolism, reflecting India's cultural renaissance in haute couture. The gown's meticulous embellishments and elegant floral accents truly embodied a modern fairytale.
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Isha Ambani - Isha Ambani stunned in a gown by Rahul Mishra that took 10,000 hours to create. Styled by Anaita Shroff Adajania, her outfit was accessorised with Indian Miniature Paintings and jewellery that celebrated Indian heritage, including lotus hand bracelets and parrot earrings. Her ensemble symbolised India’s rich cultural history, brought vividly to life on the global stage.
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Sudha Reddy - Sudha Reddy's ensemble for the Met Gala 2024, designed by Tarun Tahiliani, was a spectacular tribute to the theme 'Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion.' Her attire blended intricate craftsmanship with profound symbolism, reflecting India's cultural renaissance in haute couture. The gown's meticulous embellishments and elegant floral accents truly embodied a modern fairytale.
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Mona Patel - Making her Met Gala debut, Mona Patel wore an Iris Van Herpen gown that seemed to capture the essence of fluttering butterflies. The gown featured Van Herpen's iconic sculptural design with 3D butterflies, aligning perfectly with the theme and showcasing a blend of nature and futuristic fashion.
Natasha Poonawalla - Natasha Poonawalla wore a custom gown by John Galliano for Margiela, paired with Christian Louboutin platforms. Her outfit incorporated elements symbolising the fragility and strength of life, making a powerful statement about time's perpetual flow. Her choice to wear her wedding jewels added a personal touch that resonated with the theme of permanence.
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Sabyasachi Mukherjee - Sabyasachi Mukherjee's attendance as the first Indian fashion designer at the Met Gala was a landmark moment. Known for his detailed embroideries and rich textiles, Sabyasachi’s designs have always been deeply rooted in Indian culture yet appealing to a global audience. At the Gala, he represented the pinnacle of Indian fashion, highlighting the artistry and elegance that Indian designers bring to the world's fashion stage.
