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Laura Harrier & Zac Posen in the GapStudio

Best Supporting Actress Nominee Wunmi Mosaku wearing custom Zac Posen created in the #gapstudio for the 31st Annual #CriticsChoiceAwards Jewelry : @messika Shoes : @manoloblahnik

Round 4 - Oscars Red Carpet Looks (2026) - Match 3 of 12.

Round 3 - 2025 (Superfine: Tailoring Black Style / Tailored For You)

Diljit Dosanjh (Prabal Gurung), left

“I cried when I thought of my look—that I would wear an outfit with the Punjab flag on my back and Gurmukhi script written on it. That was a very big thought for me. It wasn't important that I go there, it was important that Punjab goes there, that the turban goes there. That thought alone made me cry.” “His attire, rich in Indian craftsmanship and heritage, featured bold design elements and was elegantly cinched at the waist, marrying traditional and contemporary aesthetics with finesse.” (x) (x)

vs. Laura Harrier (Gap Studio), right

“[The look] combines raw, natural denim, shank buttons, and double-needle stitching—hallmarks of the Gap brand—with elongated pant legs cut in double-face duchess silk satin, a fabric more often found in evening wear than casual wear. Voluminous sheer sleeves in cotton organdie add softness and airiness, echoing Gap's use of natural textiles like cotton poplin. This marks Posen's first-ever Met Gala creation to feature pants—a deliberate, symbolic choice aligned with the evening's theme: a tribute to Black style, personal presentation, and the historical significance of Black dandyism as a form of elegance, resistance, and self-definition. “Dandyism was both a form of rebellion and a uniform of entry,” said Posen. “I wanted to honor that dichotomy by applying a sculptural technique to tailoring—treating a pant look with the reverence I typically reserve for a gown.” The design was also informed by archival family photographs of Harrier's father and grandfather in their Sunday best, offering a personal connection through which the look celebrates Black heritage, family, and tradition. It is both a tribute and a transformation—uniting workwear and aristocracy, restraint and expression.” (x)

Laura Harrier attends the 2025 Met Gala Celebrating "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style" at Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 05, 2025 in New York City