Laufey and Camila Morrone wore custom Tory Burch to the 2026 Met Gala
The event celebrated the Costume Institute’s new exhibition, “Costume Art,” juxtaposing garments and artworks across The Met’s collections to reveal the inherent relationship between clothing and the body.
Musician and writer Laufey wore a custom gown in ivory crepe fully embroidered with transparent embossed sequins and a mini cape layered with tonal threadwork, delicate glass beads, and petal-shaped sequins. The curve of the silhouette evokes Laufey’s signature instrument, the cello — itself reminiscent of the female body — constructed with a handmade corset in duchess satin, hand-molded boning, and f-hole embellishments tracing the lower back.
Actress Camila Morrone wore a custom gown in ice pink duchess satin with a train lined in black crepe embroidered with 7,000 hand-rolled silk flowers. The sculpted silhouette references the art of midcentury couture, featuring a handmade corset, hand-molded boning, and an exaggerated hip to celebrate the female form.
Musician and producer Anderson.Paak wore custom Reva ballet flats in white patent leather. Originally designed in 2006, and named for Tory’s mother, the Reva was reintroduced for Spring 2025 with a sharper silhouette, beveled silver hardware, and cut-out Double Ts.
Tory Burch wore a vintage black velvet and blush satin gown from Thierry Mugler’s Fall/Winter 1987 collection, cut low in the back with silk roses by Maison Lemarié.
