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The best after party looks at the MET Gala 2025!

The gowns may have graced the red carpet, but the real fashion fun kicked off after dark. From dazzling mini […]

Anushka Manik
Anushka Manik

Contributing Writer

The best after party looks at the MET Gala 2025!

The best after party looks at the MET Gala 2025!

The gowns may have graced the red carpet, but the real fashion fun kicked off after dark. From dazzling mini dresses to unexpected style switch-ups, the 2025 MET Gala after-parties were a sartorial playground for celebs to let their hair down and turn the glam way up. While the main event brought the drama, these looks from A$AP Rocky’s after-party brought the personality, proving that when the heels get higher and the hemlines shorter, the fashion gets even more fearless. Here are the looks that kept the party (and the cameras) going all night long!

Hailey Bieber

For A$AP Rocky’s after-party, Hailey Bieber stunned in a velvet rose-gold hued corseted dress featuring a plunging neckline.

Sabrina Carpenter and Jenna Ortega

While Sabrina Carpenter channeled her inner boss babe and rocked a pair of black tailored pants paired with a crisp white shirt and a yellow fur trench, her BFF Jenna Ortega a classic black blazer bodysuit with dramatic shoulders.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas

After making a polka-dot coded statement at the carpet, PCJ wore a shimmery number by Balmain for the MET Gala after-party, featuring embellishments in a monotony.

Rihanna

Showing off her baby bump in the best possible way, Rihanna wore a satin skirt with a criss-cross detailing, paired with a ruffled crop top and a statement blazer in the same palette.

Julia Fox

One of the best after-party looks at the MET, Julia Fox wore a midnight blue breastplate featuring statement flower embellishments. She paired it with a pair of denim capri pants and a face card that wouldn’t decline, ever.

Anushka Manik

Contributing Writer

Anushka Manik

Editor at Limoncello.

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