Danielle Kwateng

1 month ago | teenvogue.com | Danielle Kwateng

When Willy Chavarria's debut collection with adidas Originals was revealed earlier this month, fans were elated. In addition to having adoration for the designer who stands up for LGBTQIA+, immigrant, and human rights, his collaboration with the international sporting brand would elevate his storytelling to the larger market. Chavarria, a proud Mexican-American, infuses his cultural identity into all of his work and this latest project was a direct reflection of that connection.

1 month ago | teenvogue.com | Danielle Kwateng

The Mexican Zoot suit, or Pachuco, was brought into the 21st century last night. The Met Gala 2025's theme of Superfine: Tailoring Black History evoked a range of inspiration from attendees. And while some chose to go the 1920s flapper route, wearing feathered dresses, others wore the Zoot suit or dramatic capes inspired by famous Vogue editor Andre Leon Talley. But for Maluma, designer Willy Chavarria, and Bad Bunny, they referenced Latinx history to put together their looks.

1 month ago | teenvogue.com | Danielle Kwateng

The Met Gala 2025 isn't only the Super Bowl of fashion for us in the States — it's revered worldwide, which is why international attendees are all over the place. Lovers of fashion watch the event from throughout the globe, enjoying the celebration of themes and art. And this year with the theme being "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," there's sure to be interest in what people are wearing and how their cultural backgrounds inform the looks.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Danielle Kwateng

Dia Dipasupil/Getty ImagesThe Met Gala 2025 isn't only the Super Bowl of fashion for us in the States — it's revered worldwide, which is why international attendees are all over the place. Lovers of fashion watch the event from throughout the globe, enjoying the celebration of themes and art. And this year with the theme being "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," there's sure to be interest in what people are wearing and how their cultural backgrounds inform the looks.

1 month ago | teenvogue.com | Danielle Kwateng

Zendaya made her Met Gala 2025 red carpet arrival in a gorgeous white suit. The newly engaged actress wore a white suit moment for the event, accompanied by a dramatic hat. To the naked eye, this looks very simple, but there's actually a hidden meaning — walk with us. Zendaya's look was a total callback to Diana Ross' classic 1975 film Mahogany. In the film, Ross plays Tracy, an aspiring fashion designer from Chicago who makes it big after being supported by a popular photographer.