The Most Stylish Men on the Met Gala ‘25 and the Accessories That Elevated Their Looks

The red carpet isn’t just a place to debut designer outfits, it’s a playground for style experimentation and bold self-expression. At this year’s highly anticipated event, a series of A-list men redefined menswear with their attention to detail and striking accessories.

Whether it was a heritage-inspired turban or a vintage brooch, each look told a story. Here's a breakdown of the best-dressed celebrity men and the accessories that made their red carpet appearances unforgettable.

Shah Rukh Khan: The King of Draped Power

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan made an entrance in a deep black, draped three-piece ensemble featuring a long coat and tailored trousers. What set his look apart was a star-shaped brooch pinned to his lapel and a sleek black cane, a subtle nod to royal elegance. With his signature sunglasses and layered neck chains, SRK balanced mystery, luxury, and old-world charm.

Bad Bunny: Bold, Brown, and Bag-Forward

Bad Bunny proved once again that he's never afraid to push fashion boundaries. Wearing a chocolate brown suit and white mules, his outfit was centered around a massive, color-blocked leather duffel bag. Paired with patterned gloves and round sunglasses, the look was quirky, retro, and undeniably runway-ready.

ASAP Rocky: Classic Cool in Layers

Rapper and style icon ASAP Rocky wore a tailored black suit layered with a bold plaid shawl or scarf. The combination of classic tailoring with avant-garde layering showcased his signature balance of street style and luxury fashion. Small gold pins and a chain link brooch added sharp metallic detail.

Lewis Hamilton: White Elegance with Royal Flair

Formula 1 champion, Lewis Hamilton, stunned in a pristine white tuxedo with a draped chain detail on the lapel. Topped off with a white beret and diamond-encrusted brooch, he channeled sophistication with a modern twist. His minimal color palette let the textures and accessories take center stage.

Walton Goggins: The Skirted Showstopper

Walton Goggins took fashion risks and won. Sporting a custom black-and-white structured suit with a pleated skirt overlay and stitched lapels, his outfit turned heads for its unconventional silhouette. His accessories were minimal, letting the tailoring do all the talking. Multiple silver rings gave his hands a rugged edge, providing a tactile contrast to the flowy skirt.

Manish Malhotra: The Designer as Royalty

Manish Malhotra walked the carpet in a look that blended high fashion with heritage. His velvet coat was heavily embroidered with baroque patterns, paired with layered lapel brooches and dark-toned jewelry. Every element screamed sophistication and grandeur.

Colman Domingo: Monochrome Magic

Colman Domingo brought flair in a black-and-white checkered blazer, accented with a large flower brooch and layered trousers. The oversized lapel flower gave a vintage-meets-bold flavor to his modern monochrome look.

Damson Idris: Red-Hot and Refined

British actor Damson Idris stood out in a crimson three-piece suit that embraced monochrome styling with ease. His subtle lapel pin and velvet texture added warmth, while his confidence sealed the deal. This was a masterclass in color coordination.

Diljit Dosanjh: Punjabi Royalty Moment ‘Tradition Turned Couture’

The final standout was a show stopping look inspired by Punjabi royal aesthetics. Diljit Dosanjh brought regal Punjabi flair to the Met Gala in an ivory sherwani, pearl-detailed turban, and layered emerald necklaces. A crescent brooch and ceremonial sword completed the look, making him a standout in both cultural pride and couture finesse. The moon-shaped brooch and emerald jewelry nodded to cultural pride and majestic flair.

Final Thoughts: Accessories as the New Power Statement

This red carpet season made one thing clear: men’s fashion is evolving, and accessories are leading the charge. From luxury bags and custom canes to bold brooches and cultural elements, each celebrity embraced individuality while elevating menswear to an art form.

Whether you're dressing for the red carpet or the real world, don’t underestimate the power of a strong accessory, it might just be your most defining piece.