At the Met Gala on Tuesday, Priyanka Chopra walked the red carpet with husband Nick Jonas wearing black and white. In a black leather suit, Nick was dressed. Priyanka wore a red dress to the after-party, while Nick wore a different black suit.
For the after-party at the Met Gala, Priyanka Chopra wore red.
Priyanka accessorized her eccentric red shirt dress with a thigh-high split, a black tie, and high pump heels. She also had an odd hairdo with her hair roughly fastened on her forehead. Nick was wearing a black blazer, loose slacks, and sneakers. Before the paparazzi posted their official photos of the couple online, a picture of the couple appeared on Reddit.
Nicholas posted a humorous video from his car on Tiktok on the way home from the party. They were both seated on opposite sides of a large automobile. They imitated Doja Cat’s Met Gala interview, in which the rapper responded to the interviewer’s queries with a “meow” sound. In the video, Nick was the interviewer, and Priyanka meowed in response to each of his questions.
Priyanka also uploaded a photo of Malti sitting on her lap while getting her cosmetics done on her Instagram stories. Later, she posted a few images of Nick and her at the Met Gala. Given that it was a Monday in America at the time, she captioned the photos “The first Monday in May.”
For their Met Gala outing, Priyanka and Nick both wore Valentino clothing. Priyanka accessorized her thigh-slit, off-the-shoulder black gown with regal bell sleeves and white gloves that matched her dress’ sleeves. An 11-carat diamond necklace was also on her person.
The Met Gala, sometimes known as “fashion’s biggest night,” is a charity event held in New York City to raise money for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The topic for this year was “Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty,” which was inspired by a brand-new Costume Institute exhibition examining the work of the legendary designer. In addition to his own namesake brand, Lagerfeld spent decades designing clothing for Balmain, Patou, Chloé, Fendi, and Chanel. He passed away in 2019 at the age of 85.