The prosthetics were created by makeup artist Mike Marino, who sculpted every wrinkle and blemish on Bad Bunny’s face. He also carried a cane as part of his costume.

Bad Bunny wore an all-black tuxedo designed in collaboration with Zara. The outfit featured an oversized pussy bow instead of a traditional tie.

The theme for this year’s Met Gala was ‘Fashion is art,’ encouraging guests to deliver custom works of art. Bad Bunny’s look was inspired by the Met’s exhibit ‘Costume Art,’ which explores the ‘dressed body’ as an art form.

This exhibit will run from May 10, 2026, through January 10, 2027. Observers noted that Bad Bunny’s transformation challenges traditional beauty standards, particularly in a youth-oriented fashion industry.

As a reflection of societal fears regarding aging, one commentator remarked that “the youth-oriented fashion industry has traditionally ignored the aged body.”

Heidi Klum also attended the Met Gala, known for her elaborate costumes, adding to the artistic atmosphere of the event.

Bad Bunny stated, “It took 53 years to finish the look,” highlighting the meticulous effort behind his transformation.

The impact of his appearance will likely resonate within both fashion and art communities, prompting discussions about age representation in these fields.

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