by A happy side effect of being in what many consider a golden age of television (aside from, well, all the very good television) is that Fashion with a capital F He is not only welcomed but expected on the Emmys red carpet. And tonight, the postponed TV awards ceremony brought more than its share of glitz and glamor to our small screens.
BearAyo Edebiri continued to prove that she is the style star of the moment, wearing a custom 3D printed Louis Vuitton dress. Suki Waterhouse followed in Rihanna’s footsteps in a red Valentino dress that showed off her baby bump (tied with a bow!). And Jessica Chastain had us crossing our fingers and toes that Sabato De Sarno’s Gucci brings more fabulous bright green dresses to every red carpet.
Below, the 11 best looks at the delayed 2023 Emmys.
Ayo Edebiri with a personalized Louis Vuitton
When Laverne Cox asked the Emmy and Golden Globe winner Ayo Edebiri, if she had dreamed of a night like this as a child, the Money The actor responded in a way that only she would: “I didn’t do it! I dreamed of dental [insurance]!” But sometimes you end up with dental coverage and a custom Louis Vuitton dress, which she admits is definitely he dream.
Edebiri has become a recent style star, and this 3D molded dress is just another example of her eye for fun fashion that feels so in line with her bold sense of style and humor. As for what she likes most about her look, she said, “We are captivated and we love it!”
Laverne Cox at the Mugler Archive
It’s rare to see a museum piece on a red carpet, and even rarer when it’s not on loan, but part of the star’s personal collection. But tonight there was Laverne Cox, whose SS 1989 Mugler dress was taken from her own closet. The mermaid dress was inspired by the lost city of Atlantis, and there really is no one better suited to look like a real ancient sea deity than Cox.
Aubrey Plaza at Loewe
It looks like Jonathan Anderson’s Loewe recently took over the red carpet. And tonight, Aubrey Plaza continued the brand’s streak of awards shows with a runway look from the house’s most recent Spring 2024 show. With a pin cutting through the dress’s top fold of buttery yellow fabric, Plaza looked as decadent as a slice of Rodolphe Le Meunier. Anderson always manages to create beauty with a touch of fun, which is why her designs really feel alive in a way that most red carpet dresses don’t. Maybe it’s time for you to take a trip to the next season of The white lotus.
Claire Danes in Balmain
Just when we think we’ve reached peak Barbie pink fatigue, the Fleishman is in trouble The star appears in a pink vintage Balmain. With a draped racerback and beaded shoulder buckles, the look feels particularly heavenly and very Claire Danes.
Jessica Chastain in custom Gucci
First, there was Taylor Swift’s metallic green Gucci dress for the Golden Globes, and now we have Jessica Chastain’s bright green Gucci dress with fringe details for the Emmys. Hopefully, Sabato De Sarno’s vision for the house includes more of these striking green dresses. They feel like a welcome jolt of color on the red carpet, a place where most stars tend to play it a little safer when it comes to their palette.
Suki Waterhouse House at Valentino
Rihanna said “Release the bulge” and maternity style has never been the same since. Suki Waterhouse put her pregnancy on full display in a cut-out Valentino dress from the runway, slightly altered to accommodate her companion. She also had a bow tied in the center of her waist — TikTok’s current favorite trend lives to see another day. One day, 20 years from now, Waterhouse’s son will be able to conquer the Internet by captioning this photo: “This is me, in case you care,” as buns will no doubt make a comeback when the trend recedes.
Jenna Ortega in Dior
Wednesday Addams would never wear a Dior dress with a sheer hoop skirt and pastel floral embellishments, but we’re glad Jenna Ortega did. The tea-length look is a delicate delight that feels lighter than what she normally wears and yet completely suits the actor.
Lizzy Caplan in Yohji Yamamoto file
Of course, there’s always room for a Wednesday Addams look. would do approve, especially if it’s archival Yohji Yamamoto. He Fleishman is in trouble The star wore a floor-length 1999 Yamamoto dress with sheer details at the bust. It also looked like something an adult Janis Ian would absolutely wear; she suits him well, considering that on the Emmys red carpet, Caplan said. Entertainment tonight she’s very much “Janis forever.”
Natasha Lyonne in Schiaparelli
He Poker face The star continues to wear Schiaparelli on the red carpet, so we have to keep adding her to these best dressed lists. At the Golden Globes last week, she became more statuesque; Tonight she opted for a tight metallic dress from the SS24 collection with tapered bra cup details. The look, which seems to melt into her body, is as simply brilliant as she is, it is not an easy task.
Riley Keough in Chanel couture
Riley Keough brought the bun trend to the red carpet in a more subtle way than she did Daisy Jones and the Six Her co-star Waterhouse, with a ribbon in her updo, instead of tied around her waist. But there was nothing understated about her Chanel couture dress, which featured a set of modern-print shorts beneath a sheer, flowy black dress. No one makes shorts like Virginie Viard, and Keough makes them look elevated and extremely cool. But then again, what else can you expect from a rock star’s granddaughter playing a rock star?
Marla Gibbs
At 92, Dame Marla Gibbs looked like a vampiric vision in a sparkly black dress with sleeves that had her own traces on them, as well as a jeweled collar and shoulder slit. The only thing more iconic than her appearance is her decades-long career. As the five-time Emmy nominee said while hosting with Quinta Brunson, “Black don’t crack!”
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