Olivia Rodrigo's Met Gala Looks Through The Years — See Photos
Olivia Rodrigo's Met Gala debut might have only just happened in 2021, but she's already carving out her signature style at the event.
Mirroring her ascension to pop stardom, Olivia Rodrigo has quickly risen as one to watch in the fashion sphere, both on and off the stage. The musician is known to favor Y2K-inspired aesthetics, leaning heavily on simple outfit formulas but with a clear edge, often playing with textures with plaids, rhinestones, satins, and more.
Of course, Olivia Rofrigo's red carpet outings take things up a notch. This year alone, she wowed everyone with an archival Gianni Versace gown from 1995 at the 2024 Grammys and a killer Alaïa dress for her birthday. Next up in the fashion frontier is the Met Gala.
Since her debut in 2021, the star has yet to miss an iteration of the famous ball so as we get ready for the Met Gala 2024, let's revisit Olivia Rodrigo's Met Gala looks through the years, in chronological order, below:
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Olivia Rodrigo at the Met Gala 2021
The only Met Gala that has not happened on the first Monday of May (due to delayed caused by the COVID-19 pandemic) was Olivia Rodrigo's first one. With the theme “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion,” Rodrigo attended the event with Saint Laurent alongside BLACKPINK's Rosé and was outfitted in an all-black lace bodysuit from the maison.
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Olivia Rodrigo at the Met Gala 2022
For the continuation of her first Met, with the theme "In America: An Anthology of Fashion," Rodrigo stunned in a Versace ensemble in her trademark purple color. Her dress and shoes were covered in sparkles and she accessorized with butterflies behind her ears and sheer opera gloves.
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Olivia Rodrigo at the Met Gala 2023
Rodrigo channeled her inner Audrey Hepburn for the Met Gala 2023, which had the theme “Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty.” It was only her third time at the event, but she took the crown as one the few celebs who managed to nail the theme in a black and white frilly Thom Browne gown that, honestly, screamed Chanel.
