
At the holy grail red carpet, the stars did menswear justice.
Here we are, folks: the Met Gala 2026. Fashion’s annual big one, held to raise funds for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute, has landed. This year’s exhibition, titled “Costume Art”, curated by Andrew Bolton, pairs 200 garments and accessories with 200 artworks from the museum’s collection. Those works that are focused on the dressed body are organised under three categories: those in art, like the classical and nude body; those overlooked in art, such as a pregnant and ageing body; and those universal in art, like anatomical bodies.
The corresponding dress code, “Fashion Is Art”, means that guests were invited to treat their bodies like a canvas and is, compared to some other years, very much up to interpretation. Although those parameters might seem a little bit more restrictive in the menswear space, this is fashion’s biggest night of the year and the industry’s very best have brought their creative A-game to the table. From Man About Town's Spring 2026 cover star Paul Anthony Kelly's tuxedo excellence to Tyriq Withers showing off his ripped physique in a sheer Louis Vuitton button-up, these are our picks from fashion’s night at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Colman Domingo in Valentino & Omega

Connor Storrie in Saint Laurent, Tiffany & Co & Omega

Hudson Williams in Balenciaga & BVLGARI

Skepta in Thom Browne & Audemars Piguet

A$AP Rocky in Chanel

Paul Anthony Kelly in Dior & Vacheron Constantin

Bad Bunny in Zara

Joe Alwyn in Valentino & Hublot

Tyriq Withers in Louis Vuitton & Jaeger-LeCoultre

Adrien Brody in Dior

Rami Malek in Saint Laurent & Cartier

Sombr in Valentino

Troye Sivan in Prada

Romeo Beckham in Burberry & De Beers London

Bill Skarsgård in Thom Browne

Simon Porte Jacquemus in Jacquemus

Nicholas Hoult in Prada, Tiffany & Co. & Vacheron Constantin







