Gird your loins: Stanley Tucci and Felicity Blunt have arrived at the 2026 Met Gala.
The Devil Wears Prada actor and his wife of 13 years proved they don’t just know fashion on the big screen as they hit the famed steps at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art for the “Costume Art”-themed gala May 4.
In keeping with the night’s “Fashion is Art” dress code, Stanley, 65, wore a green suede ETRO jacket complete with a matching satin pocket square as well as shades.
Felicity, 45, looked equally stylish, donning a see-through ETRO lace top with black slacks for the Costume Institute benefit, co-chaired by Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, Venus Williams and Anna Wintour. (See all the celebrities at the Met Gala here.)
Of course, the outing was made all the more special as the duo—who share kids Matteo, 11, and Emilia, 8—were joined by Felicity's sister and Stanley's Devil Wears Prada co-star Emily Blunt. The 43-year-old complimented Felicty's black lace look with a similar one complete with pearl accessories. And the trio were all smiles as they posed for photos on the red carpet.
The outing marks Stanley and Felicity's first appearance at the Met Gala together, although Stanley previously attended in 2003 and 2006.
And the familial relationships go deep as Emily also starred alongside Stanley in The Devil Wears Prada and its sequel, meaning the whole family—including Emily and her husband John Krasinski's kids Hazel, 12, and Violet, 9—got to spend time in Italy together while making the second film.
"It was great, because we travel a lot together," Stanley told E! News during a joint interview with Emily in April. "Their kids are the same age for the most part, and they're best friends. To have it sort of cross over with work was just, like, weird."
"The kids are running around," Stanley recalled of their time together, with Emily quipping, "We never see them. They're sort of feral."
And while he and Emily have certainly made their marks in the fashion world with The Devil Wears Prada, Stanley's interest actually goes beyond that.
“My folks always dressed very nicely,” he told Mr. Porter in October. “My dad was an art teacher. This was in the 1960s, so people wore suits and ties and all that to go to work. As the years went on, he dressed slightly more casually, but I always remember him wearing a jacket.”
The Oscar nominee—who is also dad to twins Isabel and Nicolo, 26, and daughter Camilla, 23, with late wife Kate Tucci—has also drawn inspiration from the stars of classic Hollywood, especially when it came to designing his recent clothing line.
“I think about the way Gene Kelly dressed in those movies in the 1940s and 1950s,” he said. “I mean, come on, that was the coolest thing.”
“Or the way Cary Grant looked dressed in that suit in North By Northwest. The colour of that grey is like the perfect grey,” he added. “Those images are what inspired me, or those of Sidney Poitier in the 1960s, that lean elegance that they had.”
For a look at all the couples at the 2026 Met Gala, keep reading...
Rihanna & A$AP Rocky
RiRi shone bright in 115,000 crystal beads thanks to her custom Maison Margiela design, while her partner was bundled up in flamingo pink Chanel.
Jay-Z & Beyoncé
The first couple of music turned the bling up a notch at the 2026 Met Gala—and brought along eldest daughter Blue Ivy Carter, 14, for her debut.
While Bey stunned in a custom Olivier Rousteing skeleton dress, her husband was suave in Louis Vuitton and Blue was radiant in Balenciaga.
Evan Spiegel & Miranda Kerr
The Snap CEO and KORA Organics cosmetics founder were clad in Dior for their date night.
Steph Curry & Ayesha Curry
The NBA star does appreciate a glitzy date night, though he quipped there is something he'd rather be doing.
“On one hand, I love it,” Steph exclusively told Zuri Hall during Live From E!: Met Gala 2026 about the Met Gala. “On the other hand, that means I'm not playing basketball right now.”
Russell Wilson & Ciara
All hail our royal couple, as the NFL player and singer were gilded with glamour.
Dwyane Wade & Gabrielle Union
Hugh Jackman & Sutton Foster
The Broadway stars made their Met Gala debut as a couple.
Adrien Brody & Georgina Chapman
The couple stunned in golden and silver accents.
Ben Stiller & Christine Taylor
The Night at the Museum star and his wife were in for a much calmer museum evening than he's used to.
Ana Amelia Batlle Cabral & Marcello Hernández
The Saturday Night Live star and his better half were a vision in all black look.
Suleika Jaouad & Jon Batiste
The Grammy winner, wearing custom ERL, placed a sweet kiss on his wife's cheek.
Christian Cowan & Sam Smith
The "Stay With Me" singer's Met Gala look was designed, naturally, by their partner, who stood at Sam's side.
Rebecca Hall & Morgan Spector
The husband and wife duo coordinated their all-black looks.
Bee Carrozzini & Francesco Carrozzini
The daughter of Anna Wintour posed alongside her husband on the Metropolitan Museum of Art's front steps.
Venus Williams & Andrea Preti
One of the evening's co-chairs wore custom Swarvoski while her husband aced his look in a black tuxedo at her side.
John Lithgow & Mary Yeager
The Conclave star was all smiles alongside his wife.