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Awards season is officially in full swing. After last week’s Golden Globes and Sunday’s Critics Choice Awards, the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards got underway at LA’s Peacock Theater on Monday — the third major red-carpet event in just eight days.
Many of the same stars were in attendance, and several trends that emerged at recent ceremonies continued, with black and red outfits dominating once again.
Actor and producer Katherine Heigl was there for a “Grey’s Anatomy” reunion and kept things classic with a scarlet Reem Acra dress and Marilyn Monroe-esque bob. “Succession” star Sarah Snook also channeled old Hollywood glamour in an elegant poppy-colored Vivienne Westwood gown, while British actor and musician Suki Waterhouse showed off her baby bump in a bright red Valentino Haute Couture gown with strategically placed side cut-outs.
Those opting for elegant black outfits included Lizzy Caplan (in vintage Yohji Yamamoto), Christina Ricci (in plunging Saint Laurent) and Riley Keough (in Chanel). “The Bear” star Ayo Edebiri was, meanwhile, among the evening’s best-dressed in a black Louis Vuitton leather bustier gown with a structured balloon skirt.
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“The Bear” star Ayo Edebiri wore a custom black Louis Vuitton leather bustier gown.
It may only be January, but spring was definitely in the air on the Emmys red carpet. Plenty of attendees opted for fresh greens — from Jessica Chastain’s eye-catching chartreuse Gucci dress to “Ted Lasso” star Hannah Waddingham’s soft mint beaded Marchesa gown.
Floral detailing was on show as well: On actor and comedian Ali Wong’s embroidered satin Louis Vuitton skirt, Simona Tabasco’s flower decoupage dress by Marni and her “The White Lotus” co-star Meghann Fahy’s custom Armani Privé dress, one of many to feature rose motifs.
The theme carried over to menswear, too. Donald Glover, nominated as a writer for “Swarm,” wore a velvet top and pants with flower detailing by Bode. Awards host Anthony Anderson also put a fun spin on black-tie tradition in an Etro tuxedo with beaded lily design.
See below for some of the red carpet’s best looks.
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Lizzy Caplan wore an elegant black vintage Yohji Yamamoto dress.
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“Beef” actor Joseph Lee wore an all beige-grey suit with a playful mandarin collared shirt.
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Joan Collins looked like she could have stepped off the set of a classic Hollywood movie in her Art Deco-inspired Jenny Packman sequined gown and matching opera gloves.
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Juliette Lewis’s red Moschino dress resembled Emily Blunt’s gown from the previous evening’s Critics Choice Awards, though it featured a bow and halter neck rather than a rosette and single-sleeve shoulder line.
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One of the standout performers on the awards season red carpet so far, “Rustin” and “The Color Purple” actor Colman Domingo, arrived in a custom Louis Vuitton suit.
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Juno Temple wore a Vera Wang dress with sheer silver polka-dot bustier and quirky umbrella-shaped structured waistline.
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Juno Temple's heart-shaped clutch.
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Natasha Lyonne looked like a futuristic Joan de Arc in a striking metallic Schiaparelli mermaid gown and fiery copper curls.
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“Last of Us” star Bella Ramsey once again impressed in a suit, looking dapper in a dark green Prada two-piece with a purple shirt and hot pink turtleneck.
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Like Margot Robbie’s red Balmain dress from the previous evening’s Critics Choice Awards, “The White Lotus” star Meghann Fahy’s custom Armani Privé dress featured a rose circlet across the top of the bodice.
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Jon Hamm’s classic tux and his wife Anna Osceola’s shimmering green pleated dress were both from Dolce & Gabbana.
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Abbott Elementary’s Tyler James Williams wore a black leather Dolce & Gabbana suit with leather derby shoes and diamond jewelry.
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British actor and singer-songwriter Suki Waterhouse showed off her baby bump in a bright red Valentino Haute Couture gown with a side cut-out and statement bow. She completed the look with Tiffany & Co. jewels.
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Jenna Ortega left her “Wednesday” persona behind for a fairy princess look from Dior Haute Couture. The dress was made of rose des vents tulle embroidered with a silver soutache trellis, wisteria, rose and clematis garlands, sequins and silk.
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Kathryn Hahn wore Sophie Bille Brahe jewelry and a Spring-Summer 2019 Dior Haute Couture cocktail ensemble, comprised of an ivory organza bib-front shirt and black embroidered skirt.
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Taraji P. Henson exuded elegance in a magenta Atelier Versace dress with a soft silken train.
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Pedro Pascal and his sister, Chilean actor Lux Pascal, both looked elegant in all-black.
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Jessica Chastain wore a chartreuse Gucci dress with beaded fringe, following on the heels of Taylor Swift’s sparkly green number — also by Gucci — at last week’s Golden Globes.
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“White Lotus” star Aubrey Plaza’s pale-yellow dress, from Loewe’s Spring-Summer 2024 collection, featured an oversized sewing pin.
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Emmy’s host Anthony Anderson put a fun spin on black-tie tradition in an Etro tuxedo with beaded lily design.
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“Succession” star Sarah Snook channeled old Hollywood glamour a red Vivienne Westwood gown and diamond-encrusted Cartier jewels.
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Rachel Brosnahan, nominated for “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” brought a little gothic glam to the event with a beautifully structured wine-colored Versace dress with corset-style bustier.
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Actor Donald Glover, nominated as a writer for “Swarm,” wore a Bode velvet top and pants with beaded flower detailing.
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"Ted Lasso" star Hannah Waddingham looked glamorous in a soft mint green beaded Marchesa gown with ruffled tulle train.
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“White Lotus” star Simona Tabasco looked ready for spring in a Marni flower decoupage dress.
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Martin Short and Steve Martin pose either side of their “Only Murders in the Building” co-star Selena Gomez, who wore Oscar de la Renta.
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Ariana DeBose in Brunello Cucinelli, De Beers jewelry and an Omega watch.
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“Ted Lasso” actor Sam Richardson was in Grayscale, wearing a double-breasted custard cream blazer with black lapel accent, shirt, pants and patent leather shoes.
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Actor and producer Katherine Heigl in a scarlet Reem Acra dress with flower petal bodice and diamond centerpiece.
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Issa Rae in a feathery Pamella Roland gown with pearl and crystal embellishments.
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Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker wore his-and-hers tuxes.
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“Beef” actor and co-producer Ali Wong was a kaleidoscope of color in a custom Louis Vuitton outfit comprising a top with silver sequined bodice and blue embroidered floral satin skirt.
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Christ Perfetti’s hairstyle nodded to old Hollywood glamour, with the perfectly gelled curl bringing a feminine accent to his look. The "Abbott Elementary" star wore a glossy dark blue tuxedo by BMC studio, black bowtie and patent leather shoes.
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Riley Keough and Priscilla Presley, both in Chanel.
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Clare Danes looked graceful in a light salmon vintage Balmain dress with pink and white jeweled shoulder clasps.
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Christina Ricci wore a plunging velvet Saint Laurent dress and jewelry from Martin Katz, including a stunning emerald tassel necklace.
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Giancarlo Esposito from "Better Call Saul" looked a picture of cheer in his shimmering maroon suit and hat.
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Television host Padma Lakshmi arrives in a neon green goddess gown with gold bodice trimming by New York label Marchesa.
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Niecy Nash, nominated for her performance in “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,” wore a custom Greta Constantine velvet and satin mermaid dress with voluminous ruffled sleeves and flounce hem. She completed the look with a pair of matching opera gloves.
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Jenna Lyons, one of several stars to embrace sheer fabric, arrived in a flowing black floor-length gown.
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Joel Kim Booster, writer and star of "Fire Island," wore a double-breasted brown Italian wool suit by Todd Snyder with a bird brooch on his lapel.
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Actor Dominique Fishback, who was nominated for her performance in “Swarm,” stood out in a powder-blue Miu Miu princess gown with jewel detailing.
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“Yellowjackets” actor's Liv Hewson, who opted out of gendered acting categories, showed off a pearl oyster tattoo, going shirtless in a black velveteen jacket with wide-leg pants and double train by Moschino. The star's jewelry was by State Property and Samsares.
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“Dear White People” and “Wednesday” actor Joy Sunday wore a white off-shoulder white tunic with double train and matching pants by Safiyaa.
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Actor and social media star Emma Brooks wore an eye-catching gown with jeweled silhouette accents by Vietnamese designer Do Long’s eponymous label. The brand said the dress was inspired by the famous Venus de Milo statue.
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Channeling a little rock glam, actor Reece Feldman opted to go shirtless in a Saint Laurent tuxedo, trailing black scarf and silver jewelry.