Katy Perry Met Gala Outfits: From Chandelier Dress to Angel Wings (2025)

Katy Perry has had some of the boldest Met Gala red carpet moments to date.Perry has been a fixture on Fashion’s Biggest Night for more than a decade, rocking everything from LED-light-up gowns to larger-than-life angel wings.One of her most talked-about looks of all time was in 2019. She wore a Jeremy Scott chandelier dress for the exhibit’s “Camp: Notes on Fashion” theme. As if the hyper-realistic light piece that surrounded her body wasn’t eye-catching enough, she added a matching headpiece with dangling crystals for extra star wattage.Another standout moment came the year prior, when she floated up the Met steps with giant feathered wings and a beaded gold chainmail dress by Versace. Never one to make accessories an afterthought, completed her look with knee-high metallic boots plus bronze eyeshadow to match.Keep scrolling to see these and more of Perry’s must-see turns at the Met Gala.

Perry wowed in a black-and-white one-shoulder Oscar de la Renta dress for the “In America: An Anthology of Fashion” themed soirée. The look perfectly reflected the “Gilded Glamour and White Tie” dress code with her sleek glam and updo.

Perry took the “Camp: Notes on Fashion” theme to the next level with a light-up Jeremy Scott chandelier ensemble, equipped with a bedazzled dress and candle-adorned head piece.

Inside of the gala, Perry changed into a hilarious hamburger costume by Jeremey Scott.

The singer delivered drama in a gold Versace dress and giant angel wings at the “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion & The Catholic Imagination” gala.

Perry was unrecognizable in a cherry red veiled Maison Margiela look decorated with silver crystals at the "Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garcons: Art of The In-Between" ball.

Perry bleached her eyebrows for a futuristic look in a custom black-and-gold Prada dress at the "Manus x Machina: Fashion in An Age of Technology" Met.

The “Hot n’ Cold” singer looked fierce in a spray-painted Jeremy Scott for Moschino strapless number at the "China: Through the Looking Glass” themed event. She accessorized with a purse inspired by a paint can.

Perry opted for a beaded Dolce & Gabbana midi dress — straight from the label’s Fall 2013 runway — at the Met’s “PUNK: Chaos to Couture” exhibit.

She wore a whimsical LED-light-up dress that changed colors throughout the evening for the “American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity” ball.

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