One of fashion’s most sacred occasions, the Met Gala, has begun in New York City and you can bet dissecting, savouring, and watching in awe as every celeb takes to the carpet. But, if you missed the livestream of the red carpet here in Australia, there’s no cause for panic, a re-watch of the event and the best looks is possible.
After all, it’s the Met Gala fashion that makes for a red carpet unlike any other. The glitz and glamour of red-carpet dressing meets avant-garde costuming, for looks we can only liken to a haute couture Halloween. In short: it’s a fashion-lover’s dream.
This year’s theme ‘Superfine: Tailoring Black Style’ will explore “the importance of sartorial style to the formation of Black identities”. Designers tapped into themes of race, class, gender, sexuality, and power with influences from menswear and suiting courtesy of the dress code: ‘Tailored For You’.
This year’s co-chairs, Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton, A$AP Rocky and Pharrell Williams were some of the first celebs on the red carpet. There were show-stopping moments like Damson Idris’ outfit reveal and of course, Rihanna debuting her third pregnancy with longterm partner, A$AP Rocky.
There were incredible looks from Doechii, Cynthia Erivo and many, many more while Zendaya gave us a Bridal worthy look and Diana Ross made her first red carpet appearance in years.
So, where can you watch all the drama and fashion from the 2025 Met Gala here in Australia? Scroll on.
Where To Watch The Met Gala Back In Australia
If you missed the live stream this morning, you can re-watch the Met Gala red carpet in Australia when Live From E! airs on 7Plus and 7Bravo from 5.30pm.
As the Met Gala continuous to be one of fashion’s most elite and exclusive events, what actually happens inside the Met remains a mystery to those outside the celebrity set, we can however, revel in every single second of the red-carpet arrivals by tuning into the above.
What Time Is The Met Gala In Australia?
The 2025 Met Gala will take place in New York City on Monday May 5th. Given the time difference, Australians can expect the event to begin on Tuesday May 6th from 6.30am AEST however most of the action, including the live stream will kick off from 8am.
