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Emmy 2026 Red Carpet Fashion Trends: Best-Dressed Looks
Celebrities leaned into bold gowns, tailored menswear and playful novelty looks as Bob Mackie’s death added pressure to Emmy night fashion.
- The 78th Emmy Awards brought television's brightest stars to the red carpet on Monday, showcasing high-fashion looks during the industry's biggest night. The event, often compared to the Oscars, highlighted diverse styles from top talent.
- With the awards coinciding with the passing of two-time Emmy award-winning designer Bob Mackie, celebrities faced increased pressure to bring their best A-game to the night. This context set a high standard for fashion choices throughout the evening.
- Host Mariska Hargitay looked 'radiant in a glittering fire engine red, curve-hugging Monse gown,' while nominees Selena Gomez and Zendaya wore custom pieces from Louis Vuitton and Prada. Meg Stalter appeared in a gold ensemble resembling an Emmy statue.
- Colman Domingo, who 'is always raising the fashion bar for Hollywood,' donned a Valentino jacket, while Noah Wyle wore a Brunello Cucinelli tuxedo. These choices challenged typical, less adventurous red carpet standards often seen at the Emmys.
- In a purple Chanel dress, Sarah Pidgeon, a nominee for 'Love Story: John F Kennedy Jr & Carolyn Bessette,' celebrated NBC's 100th anniversary. These fashion choices underscore red carpet appearances as a platform for industry celebration.
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