The white carpet of the Met Gala 2026 It had the presence of several Latin artists who left their mark on the Metropolitan Museum in New York with their creativity and authentic outfits.
Among the most notable is the Puerto Rican reggaeton player Bad Bunny, who surprised by appearing “aged”. With white hair and beard, the artist appeared dressed in a black Zara suit and leaning on a cane, with supposed difficulty walking. When asked about his impersonation, he joked that it had taken him “53 years” to achieve it.
The magazine Vogue also highlighted the presence of Malumawho was one of the first Latinos to hit the white carpet. The Colombian singer dressed elegantly, with a sequined jacket and black tailored pants.
Rauw Alejandro, Puerto Rican singeropted for a look with a jacket with voluminous shoulders, in the style of the 80sas well as accessories that highlighted her style, such as a silver piece in her ear and another diamond piece on her nose.
The Argentine model and businesswoman Georgina Rodríguez, wife of Cristiano Ronaldo, She chose a satin dress inspired by the Virgin of Fátima and the faith she professes. The outfit had details with embroidered phrases, such as “Where she is, the soul finds refuge.”
Rachel Zegler, actress of Colombian roots, She also turned heads in a white corset dress with the laces exposed in the front, as well as for having his eyes covered with transparent tape, in reference to the painting of the execution of Lady Jane Grey.
He dominican designer Raul Lopez She wore a sequin ensemble from her own brand, LUAR. Its design was made with remains of vintage clothing as a way to rescue old clothing.
Paloma Elsesser is a model with Chilean roots who wore a design by Francesco Risso, made with scraps of 30 vintage dresseshand-painted and decorated with metallic embroidery, making it look like a canvas that extended to her shoes.
The Argentine actress Camila Morrone she wore a nude dress with a long cape; Venezuelan producer Fabiola Beracasa wore a traditional-style pink dress for a black-tie event; The actress of Brazilian descent Camila Mendes participated with a brown dress with transparencies and a subtle tiara.
Danny Ramirez, an actor with Mexican roots, wore a beige tailored suit; in contrast, The comedian with Cuban roots Marcello Hernandez wore a black suit combined with Oxford shoes.
