Met Gala 2024: Men Who Rocked Amazing Jewellery

Witness how these celebrities are pulling off stunning pieces, from the most bombastic brooches to the most creative designs.

By Brandon Chia - published 9 May 2024

The 2024 Met Gala might be over but we are still reeling with excitement, thanks to the A-list men who leaned into the glitz and glam of the big event with gorgeous pieces that deserve a ton of attention. From clusters of opulent brooches to vintage bling, these men are reinforcing the growing trend of men who are investing in fine jewellery. Keep scrolling to check out some of our favourite jewellery stylings from fashion’s biggest night.

Dwyane Wade in Cartier

This suave athlete never shies away from glorious jewels like the Cartier Libre Polymoprh shoulder jewellery watch on his lapelless lilac blazer by Versace. The bejewelled timepiece features strings of sapphire and turquoise beads along with bright green emeralds decorating the yellow gold chain and case.

Jeff Goldblum in Tiffany & Co.

Jeff Goldblum is extra, extra, extra but he does it with such ease that makes him faultless. The silver fox chose three chunky, statement brooches from Tiffany & Co. that feature a substantial green beryl on a Bird on a Rock design, a Tiffany Ribbons Drop brooch with a saltwater pearl and a Tiffany Vrille brooch with purple sapphire.

Andrew Scott in Boucheron

Here’s a buzzy one, literally. Actor Andrew Scott may have stepped onto the red carpet in an all-black ensemble with no reference to this year’s theme, “The Garden of Time”, but he made a big effort with a trio of vintage Boucheron bee brooches in yellow and rose gold with pavé diamonds and a yellow gold fern necklace—also from the maison’s archive—cascading down his exposed neckline.

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Sebastian Stan in Cartier

While it is customary to wear a brooch on the lapel of a suit, it is refreshing to see it pinned on an unsuspecting location such as the cummerbund of Sebastian Stan’s outfit. But of course, one brooch isn’t enough. The actor rocked three vintage pieces from Cartier in white gold that were placed in an effortless, staggered, chic manner.

Leon Bridges in Chris Habana and Joseph Saidian and Sons

Oh, it’s giving Texas. Leon Bridges strapped stalks of Bluebonnet silk flowers (the state flower of Texas) on his belt crafted by New York-based designer Chris Habana who has previously worked with the likes of Beyoncé. The singer and songwriter also tapped on Joseph Saidian and Sons for three vintage brooches with candy-hued cabochon gemstones that no one could miss.

Mike Faist in Loewe

Here us out, we love it when a guest understands the assignment and Challengers’ Mike Faist has earned a spot, thanks to the radish brooch from Loewe’s Fall/Winter 2024 women’s collection. The vegetable adornment is handcrafted in felt with incredibly detailed leaves and intricately embroidered with lustrous pearls.

Sam Smith and Christian Cowan in Christian Cowan

The couple channelled yin and yang energies for their impeccably tailored tuxedos but it was the golden roses skewered through the blazers that caught our eye. Cowan revealed on the carpet that the blooms were a nod to their English heritage and they were in fact fresh red roses that were dipped in 24-carat gold and sterling silver to make them Met Gala-worthy.