Topless Suki Waterhouse Covers Up in Nothing But Bed Sheets in Steamy Pre-Met Gala Photos

Suki Waterhouse stopped for a revealing snapshot before getting glam for the 2026 Met Gala.

The singer, 34, went topless, covering the bottom half of her body with nothing but bed sheets, as she got her hair and makeup done for the Monday, May 4, event.

Waterhouse was photographed from the back, with her long blonde locks cascading behind her.

In another photo, the musician appeared to be completely naked as she covered herself with a comforter. She sported a full face of makeup and silver leaf headband as she mugged for the camera.

Elsewhere in her photo dump, Waterhouse got her lip liner pencilled on, as seen in a candid Polaroid.

“New York City is loveland,” she captioned a Tuesday, May 5, Instagram carousel, which featured several standout moments from Met Gala Monday.

Camila Morrone commented, “Like it's normal,” while singer Dani Miller added, ‘Sooo gorgeous.”

Waterhouse walked the iconic steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in a pink gown with a draped skirt and long train by Michael Kors. The designer was inspired by terracotta statues, a nod to the “Fashion Is Art” dress code.

“Michael was interested in Greek statue draping, and the figures you would find in the Met,” Waterhouse explained to Vogue. “He’s the ultimate storyteller. He can walk into a room of hundreds of people and understand why everyone’s there, pull something from the past and bring it into the present. I always think if his biography had a title, it would be ‘Next’…I always want to go a little bit extra.”

She was well-aware of her dress’ deep-V design and did not mind showing some skin.

“It’s incredibly low cut down the belly — you’ll definitely notice that,” the “Good Looking” artist teased. “I put it on and I feel soft and very powerful. It’s done good things for my butt — uncharacteristically good.”

Before the festivities, Waterhouse had a packed schedule of fittings, a lymphatic drainage massage and relaxing “under the red light listening to Lena Dunham’s new book.”

“I do all the usual things to prep,” she said, noting her intent to “make sure my skin is as good as it can be.”

After the red carpet chaos concludes, Waterhouse embraces the beauty of the evening, which she renders “a pretty intimate experience that feels out of this world.”

“It’s one of those rare moments where nobody’s got an entourage,” she detailed. “If Rihanna turns up, it’s like Marilyn Monroe has arrived. I remember last year dancing to Stevie Wonder with Colman Domingo. Everyone was up. Nobody had a phone out.”