Anderson .Paak Wears AMIRI Custom Tailoring at the Met Gala

Anderson .Paak wore custom tailoring by AMIRI at the Met Gala 2026, celebrating 'Costume Art' at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York on May 4, 2026. He wore a Starburst Crystal Double-Breasted Blazer, paired with an Alabaster Viscose Satin Long-Sleeve Shirt and a satin tie, along with black classic kick-flare trousers.

Regarding the worn look:

The Starburst Crystal Double-Breasted Blazer is crafted through cross-continental artistry. The fabric was woven in a venerable tailoring factory in Italy, then cut and partially sewn at AMIRI's tailoring atelier before being transported to India, where the finishing touches were entirely hand-applied. Each star motif is inspired by the Spring/Summer 2025 runway collection, drawing inspiration from American big band jazz frontmen who shaped an era after Miles Davis. Every star is an expression of craftsmanship, with rhinestones, beads, and intricate embroidery meticulously hand-stitched.

The Alabaster Satin Long-Sleeve Shirt, its matching tie, and the classic kick-flare trousers reinterpret AMIRI's icons, rooted in the brand's symbolic elements, elevated with a unified color palette and a new context. Traditional craftsmanship is expressed as living art.