With only one day to go until the Met Celebration 2024, expectations is at its top as fans anxiously anticipate to see what the stars will offer that might be of some value. This year’s event will take place on May 6 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
It has a tradition of being held on the first Monday of May. The topic of the current year’s Ensemble Establishment presentation is ‘Dozing Delights: Stirring up Design’, while the clothing standard is ‘The Nursery of Time’. One outstanding nonappearance from the current year’s affair will be Priyanka Chopra Jonas.
Priyanka Chopra’s Met Gala Moments
Met Gala 2017: Trench Coat Dress
In a custom Ralph Lauren trench coat dress, Priyanka Chopra made a memorable debut at the 2017 Met Gala. The dress’ terrific expanded train and striking metallic studs made for a staggering honorary pathway second. The ensemble was given a touch of avant-garde flair by Chopra’s striking top-knot, which perfectly balanced style and sophistication.
Met Gala 2019: Whimsical Dior Creation
At the 2019 Met Gala, Chopra stunned the audience with a whimsical Dior outfit, continuing her stunning performances. Her outfit, which was based on Susan Sontag’s book “Camp,” was based on the Mad Hatter. It featured a caged dress with a rainbow-colored cape and skirt. Priyanka oozed certainty and pizazz as she embraced drama with a silver enclosure headpiece and weighty make-up.
Met Gala 2023: Maison Valentino Gown
Priyanka Chopra Jonas picked a Maison Valentino work of art for last year’s Met Celebration, overflowing polish in an all-dark strapless outfit with a thigh-high cut. Her look, which consolidated a dark faille cape with white retires from cowhide gloves, was the exemplification of tastefulness and elegance. On the well-known steps of the Met, Chopra’s ensemble, embellished with Bulgari jewels, once more attracted attention.
However, amidst the excitement surrounding the event, online discussions have sparked a trend of revisiting Priyankas’ iconic Met Gala looks from previous years.