Television’s A‑listers glitter on Emmys red carpet as Selena Gomez, Zendaya and Elle Fanning stun
LOS ANGELES, Sept 15 — The brightest stars in television hit the red-carpet Monday for the Emmy Awards, television...
Los Angeles, September 15 - The shining stars of television showcased their fashion prowess at the Emmy Awards red carpet, sending fashion enthusiasts into a frenzy. From dazzling gowns to chic ensembles, the women of Hollywood wowed the audience with their impeccable style. Zendaya, known for her red-carpet flair, dazzled in a custom silver Prada gown adorned with intricate crystals and diamonds.
The actress, a past winner and nominee for her role in Euphoria, completed her look with a sassy short haircut. Selena Gomez, nominated for best comedy actress for Only Murders in the Building, exuded glamour in a strapless gold column gown from Louis Vuitton, her flowing locks adding to the allure. Mariska Hargitay, a two-time Emmy winner this year for My Mom Jayne, radiated elegance in a glittering fire engine red gown from Monse, complete with a fringed train.
Her daughter Amaya mirrored her mother's style with a matching outfit, paying homage to the late movie icon Jayne Mansfield. Other stars opted for softer looks, with Elle Fanning rocking a sleeveless sparkling green Ralph Lauren slip dress and Katherine LaNasa in a sky-blue Louis Vuitton gown. Sarah Pidgeon stunned in a purple Chanel slip dress with silver bead and pearl accents, celebrating NBC’s 100th anniversary.
Among the men, Colman Domingo stood out in a soft brown Valentino jacket with a Mandarin collar and fuchsia sash belt, while Noah Wyle donned a tan tuxedo jacket for his second consecutive victory in the best drama actor category. For those aiming to win an Emmy, the key seems to be dressing like an Emmy, as evidenced by Meg Stalter's audacious gold midriff-baring top and hot pants, along with wings and an atom.
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