Those candid shots of her strolling through Manhattan weren’t just casual sightseeing, they were a hint. Fashion insiders quickly took note, and now ¡HOLA! Spain can confirm: tonight, Georgina Rodríguez will walk the famed steps of the Met for her very first MET Gala appearance.
© The Hapa BlondeA milestone moment in New York
Starting at 6:00 p.m. ET this Monday, the world’s biggest names (models, actors, musicians, athletes, influencers, you name it) will turn the Met’s grand staircase into fashion’s most exclusive runway. Among the most anticipated appearances: Cristiano Ronaldo’s partner, Georgina Rodríguez, who is poised to cement her global stardom at what’s often dubbed the “Oscars of fashion.”
© Tim P. WhitbyShe’ll be following in the footsteps of fellow Spanish trailblazers who have left their mark on this red-carpet rite of passage: Oscar-winner Penélope Cruz, actresses Elsa Pataky and Eugenia Silva, Grammy-winner Rosalía, as well as past guests like filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar, actor Manu Ríos, and bullfighter José María Manzanares.
A new high in an international fashion diva
© WWDGeorgina’s appeal transcends borders. Her hit Netflix reality series 'I Am Georgina' streams worldwide; her social-media reach tops 66 million followers; and she turns heads at Paris and Milan Fashion Weeks with the same ease she co-hosted the 2022 Latin Grammys and the 2019 MTV EMAs. From the red carpets of Cannes to Venice, her charisma is unmistakable.
© Matt WinkelmeyerTonight’s debut promises to be another turning point, one fans have long awaited. In a matter of hours, it becomes a reality.
The Netflix star has built a fashion and entertainment empire while devoting time to humanitarian causes. She moves effortlessly among the global elite, dictating trends and proving her name stands for power in its own right.
© Lyvans BoolakyInside the MET Gala 2025 theme
For the 2025 edition, guests must adhere to this year's theme “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style”—a tribute to to Black dandyism and its indelible influence on men’s fashion. Expect tributes to Black designers and to the ways the Black community has wielded dress as both cultural expression and historic resistance.
