All the best 2024 Emmys red-carpet fashion
The best-dressed celebrities at the 2024 Emmys
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From the good, the bad, to the outright outrageous, there’s an undeniable allure to the red carpet – it’s where fashion transcends into folklore, etching itself into our memories.
Who doesn’t remember Björk’s swan dress by designer Marjan Pejoski? Or any one of Cher’s many Bob Mackie ensembles? The latter is so ingrained in awards ceremony lore that It Girl Sabrina Carpenter opted for an archive Mackie gown just three days ago for the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards.
Luckily, this year’s 2024 Emmy Awards, held at the Peacock Theatre in downtown Los Angeles, still managed to pull out some stylish surprises, despite it being the 76th celebration of prestige TV achievements.
Scroll on for all the best red carpet moments from the 2024 Emmys.
Elizabeth Debicki wears Christian Dior, De Beers jewellery and a Vacheron watch
Sabrina Dhowre Elba wears vintage Mugler
Greta Lee wears Loewe and Tiffany &Co. jewellery
Brie Larson wears custom Chanel
Ayo Edebiri wears custom Bottega Veneta
Maya Rudolph wears Chloé
Lily Gladstone wears custom Rodarte
Allison Janney wears Gaurav Gupta, Fiametta jewellery, and Roger Vivier sandals
Mindy Kaling wears Gaurav Gupta
Reese Witherspoon wears Christian Dior and Bucherer jewellery
Selena Gomez wears custom Ralph Lauren
Hannah Einbinder wears custom Louis Vuitton
Rita Ora wears Tamara Ralph
Nicola Coughlan wears Prabal Gurung
Catherine O'Hara wears Oscar de la Renta
Sarah Paulson wears Prada
Viola Davis wears Zuhair Murad
Jennifer Aniston wears Oscar de la Renta
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