Shah Rukh Khan brought his charm to the Met Gala with his grand debut. Absolutely living up to the hype, King Khan arrived, owned the moment, and left an unforgettable mark with his striking presence. One of the highlights remained when the superstar struck his iconic pose at the blue carpet.
For the biggest night, the actor wore a floor-length, elongated coat in Tasmanian superfine wool with monogrammed, Japanese horn buttons. The coat is hand canvassed, single-breasted with a peak collar and wide lapels. Paired with a crepe de chine silk shirt and tailored superfine wool trousers. A pleated satin kamarbandh completes this bespoke look. Layered with a custom stack and complemented with the Bengal Tiger Head Cane crafted in 18k gold with tourmalines, sapphires, old mine cut and brilliant cut diamonds.
Sabyasachi’s official Instagram page shared the actor’s pictures, where he is seen striking his pose at the Met steps.
Shah Rukh Khan’s stylist Shaleen Nathani also shared pictures of the actor’s looks on Instagram.
This year’s theme, Superfine: Tailoring Black Style, explores the rich history and cultural influence of Black fashion, tracing its evolution from the 18th century to contemporary styles.
The theme draws inspiration from Monica L Miller’s influential 2009 book Slaves to Fashion, examining the concept of the Black dandy as a powerful expression of style and identity.
