From high fashion flair to sharp-witted social copy, brands pulled out all the stops to join the Met Gala 2025 conversation. As fashion’s most extravagant night lit up timelines across the globe, Indian brands showed up in style—draped not in designer labels, but in clever content that had social media buzzing.
When the Met Gala takes over the internet, silence isn’t an option. Brands dressed their digital personas to the nines, chiming in with sass, satire, and a solid dose of relatability. This year, desi brands didn’t just watch from the sidelines—they walked their own version of the red carpet.
Take Domino’s India, for instance, which served up a slice of truth with its cheeky “thoda kaam karlo” quip, echoing the collective distraction of the online crowd. Tinder India joined in, playfully dragging our couch-based fashion critiques, while Starbucks India brewed up the perfect pun with its “haute coffee” spin on haute couture—because every red carpet deserves a bold roast.
These brands turned the Met Gala into a meme runway, where copywriting couture and pop culture references took center stage. From fashion puns to scroll-stopping visuals, their content was as attention-grabbing as any celebrity look.
So, whether you were in it for the outfits or the memes, here’s our roundup of the most creative brand moments that turned the Met Gala into a marketing moment. Sit back, sip your cold brew, and enjoy a curated scroll through the best-dressed content of the night.
Did we miss a brand that nailed the Met Gala moment? We’re all ears. Drop us a line at content@socialsamosa.com and let’s keep the conversation going!
