The Tamesis
Thanks for their breakthrough series fierce competition (Here’s to gay hockey, everyone!), actors Hudson Williams and Connor Story are Hollywood’s new favorites. As a result, the two co-stars were one of the buzziest and most anticipated celebrities to attend the 2026 Met Gala last night.
This year, Williams and Storrie made their Met Gala debut, taking the two heartthrobs on an extremely personal fashion journey from the main red carpet to the after-party. So let’s investigate, shall we? (No, die-hard HudCon fans: This isn’t a cutthroat who-dressed-best situation. We’re just digging in for fun here.)
First, Storrie took to the Met Gala stage in an elegant and sophisticated Saint Laurent look, repeating her look from last night. The crowd definitely went wilderness Story wore a polka-dot muslin top with dress trousers and boots as he took off his black blazer on the steps of the Met, revealing his chiseled bare arms. His fashion is both timeless and modern, but the touch of skin is also a smart touch: he gives girls and gays exactly what we want.
Williams, on the other hand, went for a bolder and more dramatic look on the steps of the Met. His blue Balenciaga suit, decorated with black crystal embroidery and fringe, was actually inspired by a bolero jacket first made by Cristóbal Balenciaga in 1947. (We love archival references.) To make the design feel more 2026 dude-approved, Williams bared his chest. Meanwhile, esthetician Aika Flores added some colorful eye makeup. Story’s arms, Williams’ abs: thirsty Quenching on a Monday.
