Celebrities in the sports world brought their “A” fashion game Monday night to the annual Met Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Star athletes — and a few celebrity spouses of star athletes — went all out to stand out on the red carpet.
The gala, which raises millions every year for the museum’s Costume Institute, was postponed in 2020 because of COVID-19, and the 2021 resumption was moved from the usual May date to September and the end of Fashion Week. Designers used the extra time to produce special looks.
The Costume Institute has an exhibit at the Met every year. The theme for this year’s exhibit is “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion.” The gala outfits were tailored to that theme.
How well did the attendees make their fashion statements? SN compiled a list of the 10 (actually 11) best-dressed.
Serena Williams
Williams is a heavy hitter in the fashion game with her own lines. Monday night, she was enclosed in a cape of pink and black feathers, a look she said was “superhero-inspired.”
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Ciara
The music superstar repped her husband, Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, with a gown in the style of his uniform and an accessory made to look like a football. Wilson was home studying film and chopping it up with Peyton and Eli Manning on the brothers’ “Monday Night Football” alternate broadcast.
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Allyson Felix
Felix became the most decorated U.S. track athlete and women’s athlete this summer when she earned her 10th and 11th career Olympic medals at the Tokyo Games. She was a lot slower climbing those stairs.
Simone Biles
The gymnastics great showed off her strength by wearing a gown that weighed 88 pounds. It took more than 100 people and 6,650 hours to produce the three-in-one piece, Vogue reported.
Gabrielle Union
The wife of former NBA superstar Dwyane Wade told Entertainment Tonight that work on her gown began in April and took 1,400 hours to complete.
Russell Westbrook and Stephen Curry
If it isn’t clear from the image, those are white stars in Westbrook’s hair. Curry, who came with his wife, Ayesha, sported a clean look.
Megan Rapinoe
The U.S. women’s national soccer team standout wore her own flag elements with this pant suit.
Naomi Osaka
The tennis champion was a co-chair of this year’s gala. She made her grand entrance in a gown that paid homage to her Japanese heritage. The piece incorporated Koi fish, which are symbols of luck and good fortune in Japanese culture.
Emma Raducanu
What a week for the tennis teen. She won the US Open women’s singles title on Saturday after first having to qualify for the tournament. On Monday, she was mingling with entertainment and fashion A-listers. She may have even said hello to her opponent in the final, Canadian teen Leylah Annie Fernandez.
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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
The rising NBA star pulled off the turtleneck as part of his ensemble. The Toronto native was having a career year with the Thunder last season until he suffered a foot injury.
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