The South Korean group made their Met Gala debut wearing custom Tommy Hilfiger.

Stray Kids etched their names in Met Gala history by becoming the first K-pop group to attend the distinguished fashion event. The members arrived wearing overcoats with distinctive floral detailing in the form of buttons and cuffs. The outer piece was then slowly removed, revealing the octet in dashing suits. Dressed in custom Tommy Hilfiger, the members Felix, I.N., Lee Know, Han, Hyunjin, Seungmin, Changbin, and Bang Chan charmed in looks reflecting Hilfiger&rsquo;s signature hues of red, white, and navy blue. Each suit was meticulously tailored and matched the distinctive allure of each member.&nbsp;

Felix was dressed in an all-white ensemble with gold buttons, while Lee Know opted for a white dinner jacket paired with black trousers. I.N. and Changbin, dressed in navy suits, had accents of red piping and distinct emblematic buttons.

Seungmin and Bang Chan were both dressed monochromatically but each had a unique silhouette that complemented their individualistic personalities. Han and Hyunjin made a statement in bold red suits that were of the same mold but were also styled differently on each member.

K-Pop Group Stray Kids Grace the Met Gala for the First Time

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K-Pop Group Stray Kids Grace the Met Gala for the First Time

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