Gigi, Doja and Kendall lead the Met Gala 2026 with the “naked dressing” trend

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The red carpet is filled with sheer fabrics, fluid silhouettes and looks that reinterpret the body as a canvas under the “Fashion is Art” concept.

The Met Gala 2026 has once again confirmed its ability to set the tone for international fashion, and this year it has done so with a clear trend: “naked dressing”. Far from being new, this aesthetic — built on sheer fabrics, lightweight materials and silhouettes that reveal more than they conceal — has established itself as one of the dominant codes of the red carpet.

Celebrities are no strangers to this narrative. Year after year, the most influential names reinterpret the trend through ethereal gowns, lingerie-inspired elements and looks that play with the balance between visibility and concealment. In previous editions, figures such as Elle Fanning and Emily Ratajkowski had already explored this direction with designs that combined delicacy and spectacle.

In this edition, shaped by the exhibition “Costume Art”, the concept takes on an even deeper meaning. The show explores the relationship between fashion and the body throughout history, turning “naked dressing” into a direct interpretation of the theme. It is no longer just about provocation, but about using the body as an expressive tool within the language of fashion.

Among the names leading this trend are Gigi Hadid, Doja Cat and Kendall Jenner, who embraced looks that merge sensuality with concept. From creations by major fashion houses to more contemporary reinterpretations, each outfit became a visual statement aligned with the spirit of the gala.

Kendall Jenner GapStudio for Zac Posen

Lena Mahfouf wears a design by Burc Akyol

Doja Cat in Saint Laurent

Doechii wears a dress by Marc Jacobs

Kate Moss wears a dress by Sint Laurent

Irina Shayk wears a dress by Alexander Wang

Gigi Hadid wears a dress by Miu Miu

Devyn Garcia wears a dress by Michael Kors

Simone Ashley wears a dress by Stella McCartney