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The Emmy Awards are back for the 73rd year and with such a bang. Ditching the Zoom conferences and live streaming, the Emmys rolled out the carpet this year on September 19, 2021, for a sartorial extravaganza and our inner fashionista couldn’t be happier!
Gracing the soiree were the top actresses and fashionistas that served us glamour on the red carpet. Dramatic feathers and tassels, popping neon and velvets, colour-block gowns, shimmers and embellishments along with old Hollywood glamour were the few of the trends that we spotted at the gala. So, without any further, let’s check out some of the notable looks from Television’s biggest night!
ANYA TAYLOR JOY IN DIOR
Fashionista in the truest of sense, Anya worked two shades of yellow in her favor and served an outrageously chic look on the red carpet with her sleek halter-neck gown teamed with a puffy long cape jacket. The dramatic up-do and those gorgeous red lips made her look like a real-life Barbie doll!
BILLY PORTER IN ASHI STUDIO
Known to pull off dramatic looks on the red carpet, Billy did not disappoint this time either with his unique winged sleeves. Statement jewels from Lorraine Schwartz and H. Crowne added a dash of sparkle to his all-black look.
REGE JEAN PAGE IN GIORGIO ARMANI
The Duke of Hastings made us go weak in the knees with his blue silk jacquard double-breasted evening jacket teamed with midnight-blue evening trousers and a matching shirt.
KATE WINSLET IN GIORGIO ARMANI
Our beloved Mare of EastTown graced the red carpet in a black chiffon gown and added sparkles to it furthermore with her minimalistic earrings.
YARA SHAHIDI IN DIOR
Yara made everyone go green with envy with her custom emerald-hued gown and teamed it with nude Christian Louboutin pumps. Blings from Cartier accessorized her princess-sy look perfectly.
KALEY CUCOO IN VERA WANG
The Big Bang Theory star rocked a popping neon thigh-slit gown on the red carpet like nobody’s business. Drop earrings and a studded bracelet from De Beers Jewellers completed her head-to-toe luminescent look.
DAN LEVY IN VALENTINO
Presenter Dan Levy drove away our Monday blues with his 3-piece look from the label’s FW21 collection. The wrap-around jacket/blazer surely added to the drama of his look.
KERRY WASHINGTON IN ETRO
Kerry kept it sleek in a lilac silk gown that bore a train and came with a corset detailing. She accessorized her curve-accentuating number with a pair of drop danglers, a luscious red lip and centre-parted neat bun.
MICHAELA COEL IN CHRISTOPHER JOHN ROGERS
Michaela was another diva to give a popping neon twist to the red carpet. The actress donned a bold neon two-piece and jazzed it up furthermore with dainty diamond accessories.
MINDY KALING IN CAROLINA HERRERA
Mindy slayed the gala with her custom column gown that came with a dramatic bow on the waist. Keeping her look simple, she opted for delicate diamond accessories, soft curls and barely-there makeup.
ELIZABETH OLSEN IN THE ROW
Elizabeth wore a V-neck kaftan gown designed by her sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, for The Row. Statement Chopard blings accessorized her look. Too plain for a red carpet look?
TARAJI P. HENSON IN ELIE SAAB
Taraji gave a glamorous spin to her sheer black gown with crystals and embellishments. The padded shoulders and daring plunge added to the drama of her look.
SARAH PAULSON IN CAROLINA HERRERA
Sarah opted for a romantic red ruched gown that bore a feisty neckline and puffy statement sleeves. A striking red pout with sparkly danglers completed her look.
ELLEN POMPEO IN ELIE SAAB
The actress opted for a velvet black jumpsuit that came with crystal detailing. Matching diamond hoops accessorized her look. Isn’t it too simple? Where’s the drama?
NICHOLE BYER IN CHRISTIAN SIRIANO
Nichole stunned in a purple exuberant gown that bore dramatic details like sheer fabrics and ruffles.
KATHRYN HAHN IN LANVIN
Kathryn ditched the drama with her Lanvin separates that felt too casual for the event. Also, the belt was way out of proportion and did not complement her attire. Did the actress miss the memo?
(Source-Instagram@EmmyAwards)
