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Former LSU Stars Joe Burrow & Justin Jefferson Walk the Red Carpet at Met Gala 2026
- On Monday, May 4, 2026, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson attended the Met Gala in New York City, celebrating the 2026 theme 'Costume Art'.
- Former Louisiana State University football teammates from the 2019 national championship, Burrow and Jefferson arrived together; Burrow previously appeared at Vogue's Paris fashion show in 2024.
- Multiple former LSU athletes joined the festivities, including Angel Reese, a national champion with the university's women's basketball team, pole vaulter Mondo Duplantis, and his fiancée Desire Iglander.
- Photos showed Burrow wearing a blue two-piece suit with designer trim, recalling his style from last year's gala as the quarterback continues building a bold fashion reputation since joining the NFL in 2020.
- With the NFL in its off-season, Burrow has spent time in Los Angeles, mentioning he has been "doing a lot of Legos" and "playing the piano a lot recently" to balance his training.
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Joe Burrow Hits the 2026 Met Gala
Source: Gilbert Flores / Getty Joe Burrow traded the field for fashion Monday night, stepping onto the stone carpet at the Met Gala for the second year in a row. Held in New York City as a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this year’s gala centered around the theme “Costume Art,” with a dress code of “Fashion Is Art”. Joey B said this was “right up my alley”. MORE: 18 Photos of Joe Burrow at the 2025 Met Gala The Cincinnati Bengals …
Exclusive: Bengals Quarterback Joe Burrow Had His Mind On Football On the Way to the Met Gala 2026
“This is fun,” he said, as an assistant helped clasp together his Cartier watch, inside The Mark Hotel. “But soon, it’s going to be our job to go out on the field and execute.”
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