The theme of this year’s gala was ‘Costume Art’, which provided a unique backdrop for Bad Bunny’s daring transformation. Created by renowned makeup artist Mike Marino, the prosthetics included grey hair and intricate detailing that made him look elderly—an audacious move in a youth-focused culture.

Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, wore a custom all-black tuxedo suit designed in collaboration with Zara. The oversized pussy bow around his neck paid homage to Charles James’s iconic 1947 gown ‘Bustle’, blending historical references with contemporary flair.

His look was accessorized with a cane and an Audemars Piguet timepiece, further enhancing the character he embodied. The attention to detail from Marino was breathtaking, even extending to the aging effects on Bad Bunny’s hands.

This transformation raises questions about how society perceives aging and beauty. Traditionally, the fashion industry has turned a blind eye to the aged body—perhaps reflecting our fear of confronting mortality.

As a six-time Grammy Award winner, Bad Bunny continues to push boundaries in both music and fashion. Whether he’s 32 or much (much) older, one thing’s for certain—Bad Bunny is still bad. Period.

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