(Red Carpet)

The Best Celebrity Looks From The 2025 Emmy Awards

The fashions were fashioning.

by Angela Melero
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Selena Gomez on the red carpet at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards

While many believe the Golden Globes to be the official start to award season, it’s the Emmys that really get the magic going a few months in advance. The annual show, which honors the best in primetime television honors the stars and programming that keep us entertained and glued to our screens on the regular. As such, the fashions are typically as notable as the stars themselves, and the 77th Emmy Awards proved this perfectly.

From the jump, celebrity attendees arrived at the Peacock Theater on Sept. 14 ready to make a statement. There was early arriver Chase Sui Wonders, who wore a sleek off-the-shoulder LBD from Thom Browne. And The Pitt’s Shabana Azeez went for an Old Hollywood moment, courtesy of a red mermaid gown from Marchesa. Also on the same classic page was Molly Gordon, who opted for a fitted, striped column number. But perhaps the most divisive — and discussed — look of the evening came from Too Much star, Megan Stalter, who wore jeans and a tee to the ceremony. Iconic.

And that’s not even the half of it. Ahead, see all the boldest style moves made at the 2025 Emmy Awards. If this is a foretelling of what’s to come in January, we’re in for quite the memorable award season.

Selena Gomez

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Gomez wowed in a red Louis Vuitton creation.

Quinta Brunson

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The Abbott Elementary star wore a black key-hole dress from Louis Vuitton.

Michelle Williams

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Williams looked angelic in Chanel.

Cristin Milioti

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Another star who embraced a fiery red look was Milioti who looked perfect in custom Danielle Frankel.

Parker Posey

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Posey red hair was complimented perfectly by her lavender Valentino gown.

Jenna Ortega

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Ortega wore an embellished see-through top and black maxi skirt from Givenchy’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection.

Chloé Sevigny

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Sevigny delivered all the vintage vibes in Saint Laurent.

Hannah Einbinder

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Einbinder showed some shoulder in her floor-length dress from Louis Vuitton.

Shabana Azeez

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The Pitt actor went for a dramatic moment, courtesy of a red mermaid gown from Marchesa Couture.

Chase Sui Wonders

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The actor went for sleek LBD from Thom Browne.

Molly Gordon

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Gordon wore a black-and-white striped column gown.

Megan Stalter

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In lieu of a gown, Stalter wore the tried-and-true off-duty combo of a jeans and a T-shirt for her red carpet moment.

Charlotte Le Bon

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The White Lotus star stunned in a silver turtleneck style from Courréges Fall/Winter 2025 collection.

Ruth Negga

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Negga’s floral print dress from Prada felt so ethereal and unique.

Abby Elliott

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Elliott leaned into coquette-core in a silk, organza gown from Honor.

Jenny Slate

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To complement her chic, wavy bob, Slate leaned into the French girl look with a rose-embellished number from Rosie Assoulin.

Sarah Catherine Hook

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Hook solidified herself as the next Miu Miu girl, wearing a black glittering maxi dress from the label, accessorized with Cartier jewelry.

Angela Bassett

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Bassett is always a fashion force to be reckoned with and tonight was no different — the actor wore a Yara Shoemaker dress, Alexandre Birman shoes, and Judith Leiber bag.

Kathryn Hahn

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Hahn wore a peplum gown from Valentino’s Fall/Winter 2025.

Meghann Fahy

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Fahy was oh-so sultry in an ultra plunging gown by Valentino.

Sydney Sweeney

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Sweeney channeled Marilyn Monroe in a red Oscar de la Renta.

Sarah Paulson

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Paulson wore a voluminous black dress by Marc Jacobs.

Leslie Bibb

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Bibb wore an LBD from Armani Privé.

Michelle Monaghan

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Monaghan wore a custom dress by Rabanne.

Aimee Lou Wood

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Wood was pretty in pink in McQueen and Stuart Weitzman shoes.

Katherine LaNasa

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LaNasa embraced the bow trend in custom Jason Wu.

Hunter Schafer

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Schafer went with a red McQueen gown from the Fall/Winter 2025 runway.

Catherine Zeta-Jones

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The Wednesday star wore Yara Shoemaker.

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