Kiara Advani’s Met Gala Debut Is A Celebration Of Motherhood And Artistry

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Last Updated:May 06, 2025, 12:47 IST

Kiara Advani Met Gala Debut: She became the first Indian actress to grace the iconic Metropolitan Museum of Arts stairs with her baby bump.

Kiara Advani made a striking debut at Met Gala 2025, flaunting her baby bump in Gaurav Gupta couture. She became the first Indian actress to grace the iconic Metropolitan Museum of Arts stairs with her baby bump, bringing a wave of emotion, culture and couture at the fashion’s biggest night. Scroll ahead to get a glimpse of the actress’ mesmerising look.

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Draped in a custom couture creation titled Bravehearts by Indian designer Gaurav Gupta, Kiara embraced the ‘Tailored For You’ dress code by celebrating her cultural roots and her personal evolution. (Image: Instagram)

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The actress opted for a structured black gown with dramatic sharp sleeves. Her outfit was all about celebrating motherhood, strength and transformation. (Image: Instagram)

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Crafted with Gaurav Gupta’s signature sculpture precision, her gown featured an antique gold breastplate adorned with ghungroos and crystals. (Image: Instagram)

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Her gown also resonated with two symbolic forms: Mother Heart and Baby Heart and were linked by a chain umbilical cord, visually narrating the beautiful bond of motherhood. (Image: Instagram)

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The actress accessorized her look with a dangler earring for one ear and an edgy ear cuff for the other. She also wore a few statement rings. (Image: Instagram)

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Kiara kept her makeup soft and fresh. She went with peachy lips, blushed cheeks and arched brows. The soft smokey look with a good coat of mascara made her eyes pop without making them too dramatic. (Image: Instagram)

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Her hairstyle followed a middle-parted front and twisted sections, while the rest of her hair fell into soft, messy curls. (Image: Instagram)

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Kiara’s ensemble titled Bravehearts, is a tribute to femininity lineage and transformation. Her debut look also paid homage to late Andre Leon Talley, legendary fashion editor and black icon, through a dramatic double panelled cape, a nod to his iconic silhouettes and influence on the fashion world. (Image: Instagram)

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By blending Indian craftsmanship with global symbolism, her appearance at MET was both a personal milestone and a powerful cultural statement. (Image: Instagram)