In it with gala! Famous stars risk the wrath of Anna Wintour while they break her golden rule about the biggest night of fashion

A whole series of A-list stars drove to look at the wrath of Anna Wintour While they broke a major Gala Arrange with this year’s soiree littered with stars.

The editor -in -chief of the Vogue supervises the guest list of the annual Soiree and has a famous strict policy for no telephone and no social media policy.

But that didn’t stop Megan u stallion and Halle Bailey of the removal iPhones to capture moments from the biggest night of fashion.

Rather, big names, including Kim Kardashian” Sydney Sweeney” Rihanna and Gigi Hadid flowed to New York City To attend the only invitation.

The annual Soiree was held in the famous Metropolitan Museum of Art with Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour who supervised the exclusive, invitation-all-guest list.

A whole series of A-list fixtures such as Blake Lively” Taylor Swift” Lady Gaga” Jennifer Lopez” Ariana Grande And Katy Perry were noticeably absent in the red carpet.

While with this year’s gala theme: Tailoring Black Style ‘offered a chance for’ Boundary-Pushing ‘looks, celebrities dominated in boring black and gray outfits the event.

Fans closed the 2025 event as ‘boring’ while they saw how a sea of ​​gloomy looks came their way to the iconic staircase of the museum during Vogue’s live stream.

Many even compared the Soiree with a ‘funeral’ while they flowed to social media to express their disappointment – with some even speculate that it is ‘dead’ with gala.

Within the event, the Grammy-winning star Megan Thee Stallion, 30, self-eating Hors d’Oeuvre filmed in the famous Metropolitan Museum of Art with fellow rapper Doechii and Wnba Superstar Angel Reese.

‘HottieCam in you met gala,’ bite the Texas-Born Bombshell, who wore customized Michael Kors dress to the Red Carpet event.

After he had fallen on lobster rolls and other decadent treats, Megan took up with the location with the location Tracee Ellis Ross” Doja Cat and Sha’Carri Richardson.

The rapper acknowledged that with gala participants ‘not supposed to have our phones’, to which Ross replied: “Yes, put your phone away.”

Megan added: “But we do it.”

In addition to the WAP -Hitmaker in her Instagram video, the bad star Cynthia Erivo, who blew on Megan before he walked out of the frame, was.

Megan then caught herself with Angela Bassett, whom she called ‘Beautiful’ while she recording with her in Selfie mode.

Then she conquered the ‘beautiful’ rhinestone eyebrows of Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o before she went through the room to catch up with her Pal Serena Williams.

Before Megan Gloated sticks out of her tongue on the camera: “I crept my phone in it.”

Other stars to make camees in the forbidden images of Megan with gala images were Michael Kors, Ciara and Tessa Thompson.

Fans of the rapper flowed to the commentary part of her IG post to warn her that she can get into trouble for her video.

“Here before Anna lets you remove this,” wrote a commentator in reference to Wintour.

Others feared that Megan could be ‘uninvited’ from future with Galas, but thanked her for giving a look at the event.

“This is the content we want and no! Thank you, “wrote a fan who received more than 200 ‘likes. ‘

Questlove also drew the orders of Wintour by sneaking his phone in the Gala 2025.

The six-time Grammy winner, 54, however, played it a little more than Megan by catching images from the sight of event staff.

Questlove collected a large group of his superstar friends, including with Gala 2025 co-presidents Colman Domingo and Lewis Hamilton-Om to make an epic group of selfie in the bathroom.

Questlove, Domingo, Hamilton, Tracee Ellis Ross, Evan Ross, Cynthia Erivo, Severance star Tramell Tillman, Quinta Brunson, Sarah Snook and more for the photo.

Sabrina Carpenter and James Corden were also seen in the background of the images of Questlove, which he placed on Instagram, while he and the group had submitted the toilet.

According to InstyleWintour’s no-phone rule does not prohibit guests from taking photos in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.