Kendall Jenner Made Corporate-Core Red Carpet-Worthy at the 2025 Met Gala

It’s another day, another slay for Kendall Jenner. The supermodel just stepped out on the Met Gala 2025 red carpet, and my jaw is on the floor. At this point, she's a Met Gala veteran, so it should shock no one that Jenner nailed 2025's theme and dress code.

This "superfine" look has just topped my best-dressed list. The dress code for the iconic fundraising gala is “Tailored for You," and her Torishéju Dumi two-piece set, thanks to its suiting-inspired silhouette, fits the theme to a T. According to a press release from the brand, her look "took inspiration from Gladys Bentley and the elegance of 1920s Harlem Renaissance women."

The suiting vibe isn't new for her—Jenner relies on a gray suit wardrobe as her go-to off-duty ensemble. She accessorized with a slew of glitzy choker necklaces from Chopard that immediately brought one of her older Met Looks to mind: the Audrey Hepburn-inspired Givenchy naked gown from 2021.

Torishéju is led by independent British designer Torishéju Dumi. Of her look, Jenner told Vogue: “I had a vision of being very minimal and tailored for this Met, and I went on the hunt to find something interesting and fresh and super exciting to me. Finding a new, young designer was the vision." The resulting ensemble takes inspiration from queer singer Gladys Bentley, a mainstay of the Harlem Renaissance.

As for her glam, Jenner transformed her close-cropped bob into a laid-back longer style. Makeup artist and Kar-Jenner go-to Mary Phillips kept Jenner’s glam simple,

After more than a decade of attending the annual fundraiser, 2025 marks her eleventh year—Jenner knows how to make a headline-worthy appearance. Consider her look on the red carpet in 2024, for instance: she donned a never-before-worn archival Givenchy gown that was giving less "Garden of Time" and more "hot vampire." She's a November Scorpio; what else did you expect?

The vampire vibes weren't just a Met fluke. At Vanity Fair's Oscars after-party earlier this year, Kendall swapped black beading for delicate black lace. Her high-necked naked gown hailed from Mugler's Spring/Summer 1992 collection, making it a few years older than she was when she was photographed on the iconic red carpet in Los Angeles.