Shah Rukh Khan brought his charm in Met Gala with his grand debut. To fully publicize, Raja Khan arrived, in ownership of the moment, and left an unforgettable mark with his striking appearance. One of the highlights remained when the superstar hit his prestigious currency on the blue carpet.

For the biggest night, the actor wore a floor-length, long coat in the Tasmanian superfine wool, with monograms, Japanese horn buttons. The coat is handed over by hand, is single-breasted with a peak collar and wide lapels. A crepe day chin silk shirt and tailor superfine wool paired with trousers. A pleated satin Kamarbadh This bespoke completes the look. A custom stack leveled with a custom stack and supplemented with the Bengal tiger head Kane was prepared in 18k gold with Tumline, Neelam, Old Mine Cut and Fantastic Cut Diamonds.

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Sabyasachi’s official Instagram page shared the actor’s paintings, where he was seen attacking his currency at Met Steps.

Shah Rukh Khan’s stylist Shalein Nathani also shared pictures of the actor’s look on Instagram.

This year’s theme, Superfine: Black style stitch, To detect its development from the 18th century to contemporary styles, the rich history and cultural effects of black fashion examine.

The topic takes inspiration from Monica L. Miller’s impressive 2009 book slaves to fashion, examining the concept of Black Dandy as a powerful expression of style and identity.