Amanda Gorman, Timothée Chalamet, Billie Eilish and Naomi Osaka will co-chair the Met Gala

US youth poet laureate Amanda Gorman will co-chair this year’s Met Gala alongside Timothée Chalamet, Billie Eilish and tennis pro Naomi Osaka, organizer Vogue revealed Monday.

The announcement follows news that the star-studded event, which is traditionally held in May, will return this September after being canceled last year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Hosted by Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, the annual event serves as a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute. It is considered one of the most exclusive events in the fashion calendar, with tickets starting at $35,000 each and a tightly controlled, invite-only guest list.

As co-chairs, Chalamet, Eilish, Osaka and Gorman will help host and plan the event alongside Wintour and this year’s honorary chairs, designer Tom Ford and Instagram chief Adam Mosseri. Previous co-chairs have typically performed at the event, meaning Eilish and Gorman, who was thrust into the global spotlight after reading a poem at President Joe Biden’s inauguration earlier this year, may both take to the stage.

The four stars each shared the news on social media, with Gorman posting a four-way split image of the group alongside the caption, “Met Gala here we come,” adding that she was “honored to co-host alongside giants.”

Chalamet and Osaka meanwhile posted images of the Met’s famous stone stairs, where the event’s glamorous red carpet takes place, as well as images of their fellow co-chairs.

Scroll through the gallery to see other looks from the Met Gala in 2019:

Few stars are better suited to the "camp" theme than Lady Gaga, one of the event's co-hosts, who has a long history of exaggerated and theatrical looks. Much was expected from Gaga -- and she stole the show in a billowing fuchsia gown by Brandon Maxwell, complete with huge train carried by a cohort of tuxedo-wearing, umbrella-wielding men.

Co-host Serena Williams has previously wowed the Met Gala red carpet with gowns by the likes of Oscar de la Renta. This year, she opted for a stunning fluorescent Versace gown -- which she lifted to reveal a pair of similarly bright Nike sneakers, made in collaboration with Off-White.

Harry Styles was announced as the face of Gucci's men's tailoring last year, and he continued his role as brand ambassador by donning a black lace jumpsuit by the label. He paired the flamenco-inspired garment with a pearl earring. Described as the "King of Camp" by Met Gala organizers Vogue, the former One Direction star attended as one of the evening's co-hosts. He is pictured with designer Alessandro Michele.

Whether it's enormous angel wings or a spray-painted dress, Katy Perry always takes the Met Gala theme seriously. And what better motif for her than "camp," a look the singer has embodied on red carpets for more than a decade? Unsurprisingly, Perry went all-out this year, as a life-sized chandelier with electric candles and dripping with crystals, designed by Moschino's Jeremy Scott.

Jared Leto went with himself to this year's Met Gala. Well, sort of. Leto arrived with a mannequin of his head, apparently inspired by Gucci's Fall-Winter 2018 show, where the fashion house sent models down the runway with heads.

Rapper Cardi B showed up to the Met Gala in a dramatic burgundy gown that extended into a full quilted circular train. The dress, which is trimmed in feathers, was designed by Thom Browne. She also has a matching headpiece on to complete the head-to-toe scarlet look. The dress was decorated with 30,000 feathers, and took 35 people more than 2,000 hours to make.

"Pose" star Billy Porter has been the darling of this year's red carpets, having lit up the Oscars and the Golden Globes with his bold fashion choices. He didn't disappoint at the Met Gala, arriving in a chaise carried by six shirtless men. His Ancient Egypt-inspired outfit included a gold jumpsuit with wings by The Blonds.

Celine Dion arrived in an elaborate gown and headpiece by Oscar de la Renta. The label said that it took 52 "master embroiderers" over 3,000 hours to hand-bead the 22-pound dress.

Benedict Cumberbatch, wearing a Labassa Woolfe suit, and Sophie Hunter embraced the "camp" theme in complementary white and pink outfits, respectively.

Ciara stunned on the red carpet with a voluminous hairdo and custom emerald gown, complete with ostrich feathered hem, by Dundas. She accessorized with matching belt, gloves and a choker, as well as a House of Malakai headpiece and footwear by Gianvitto Rossi.

Jennifer Lopez arrived in a Versace gown, complete with a Cleopatra-style headpiece.

Corey Gamble, Kris Jenner, Kanye West, Kim Kardashian West, Kendall Jenner, Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott pose for a group shot on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Ezra Miller arrived on the red carpet wearing a Burberry-designed outfit, which included a white dress shirt and a mask. But all eyes were on Miller, as he removed the mask to reveal a seven-eyed look paired with a black pinstriped suit and an overlaid crystal-studded corset.

Newlyweds Idris Elba and Sabrina Dhowre on the red carpet just days after tying the knot. Elba wore a Versace glittery suit.

Actress and rapper Awkwafina looked dazzling in a metallic gold Altuzarra dress with exaggerated shoulders.

"The Office" star Mindy Kaling was one of several attendees to wear gold on the red carpet, arriving in a sparkling Moschino dress. She also surprised onlookers with an eye-catching new platinum blonde hairdo.

Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner in complementary Louis Vuitton outfits.

Last month, Nick Jonas told Entertainment Tonight that his wife Priyanka Chopra would "set the tone" for the pair's Met Gala outfits. The Bollywood star did just that, wowing onlookers in a stunning feather dress by Dior Haute Couture. Jonas complemented the look with silver shoes and a silver shirt peeking out from his Dior Men white suit. The Met Gala has a special place in the pair's romantic history: They made their first public appearance together at the 2017 event, which they attended as guests of Ralph Lauren.

Elle Fanning, wearing Miu Miu, epitomized the "camp" theme with her over-the-top manicure.

Having wowed onlookers at the Met Gala red carpets in 2016 and 2017, Lupita Nyong'o missed last year's event due to clashing commitments at Cannes Film Festival. She returned with a bang this year, sporting a colorful custom Versace outfit paired with Bulgari jewelry.

Laverne Cox in Christian Siriano.

Model Emily Ratajkowski wore a custom nude and silver embroidered cut-out gown by Dundas. She topped off the look with a crystal and feather headpiece by House of Malakai.