Met Gala 2026 Unveils Green Carpet with Indian Weaving Connection
Met Gala 2026 Ditches Red Carpet for Green Garden—And It Has an Indian Connection
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The Met Gala 2026 has transformed its iconic red carpet into a lush, green garden path, aligning with the theme 'Costume Art.' The carpet features contributions from Neytt by Extraweave, a Kerala-based company known for its high-quality weaving, emphasizing the connection between fashion, art, and history.
- 01The Met Gala 2026 features a green carpet instead of the traditional red.
- 02The theme for this year is 'Costume Art,' enhancing the immersive experience.
- 03The carpet design was created by veteran creative director Raul Avila and filmmaker Baz Luhrmann.
- 04Neytt by Extraweave, based in Kerala, India, contributed to the carpet's design.
- 05The transformation aims to connect fashion with art and history.
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The Met Gala 2026 has made a striking departure from tradition by replacing its famous red carpet with a vibrant, moss-green landscape, setting the tone for this year's theme: 'Costume Art.' This innovative design, created by veteran creative director Raul Avila in collaboration with filmmaker Baz Luhrmann and set designer Derek McLane, evokes the feel of a Renaissance garden, complete with textured stones and lush greenery. The immersive atmosphere is enhanced by hanging flowers, creating a romantic setting for the fashion event.
Notably, the carpet has an Indian connection through Neytt by Extraweave, a company based in Kerala, India, which has contributed to the Met Gala's carpet designs for several years. Their expertise in high-quality custom weaving ensures durability amidst the event's celebrity foot traffic. This year's green carpet not only serves as a runway but also as an integral part of the event's narrative, reminding attendees that fashion is deeply intertwined with art and history.
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The involvement of Neytt by Extraweave highlights the global influence of Indian craftsmanship in major international events.
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