Diana Ross Dazzles at Met Gala with Spectacular 18-Foot Train

At the esteemed Met Gala, Diana Ross made a grand entrance on the blue carpet, her magnificent white train extending an impressive 18 feet and sweeping over the stairs.

The iconic 81-year-old singer was assisted by several aides who managed the voluminous fabric trailing behind her. Designed collaboratively by Ross and Nigerian designer Ugo Mozie, the train featured intricate bead embellishments and was embroidered with the names of her children: Rhonda, Tracee, Chudney, Ross, and Evan, as well as her grandchildren: Raif, Callaway, Everlee, Leif, Indigo, Jagger, Bronx, and Ziggy.

Evan Ross and Tracee Ellis Ross also graced the event. Evocative of his mother's attire, Evan donned a creation from Eleven Sixteen, Mozie's premier fashion line.

An Unwavering Spirit

Echoing the theme of the museum's exhibit 'Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,' this year’s dress code was 'Tailored For You.'

Continuing her illustrious career, Ross is slated to tour throughout the UK and Europe this June. The exultant 'I'm Coming Out' singer has refused to consider retirement, exclaiming on Facebook, 'I'll never retire—they'll have to drag me offstage! Each performance is an homage to life, love, and music. Florida, UK, Europe, and additional dates to be announced soon! Join me in celebration, dance, and song.'