Emmys 2024: See All the Celebrity Red Carpet Fashion

As I take a closer look at these stunning fashion choices, it’s clear that each star has their unique sense of style. From Terri Seymour in vintage Alexander McQueen to Zuri Hall dazzling in Monique Lhuillier, it’s evident that these celebrities know how to make an entrance.

Get ready to bow down to the fashion at the 2024 Emmys.

Without a doubt, celebrities from hit series such as The Crown, Hacks, and Only Murders in the Building graced the red carpet at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, all appearing exceptionally stylish.

At the event, Laverne Cox, previously known for her role in “Orange Is The New Black”, arrived early. She chose an elegant, vintage Alexander McQueen dress for this special occasion and her hosting duties on “Live from TopMob”. This stunning gown featured gold applique along the hem, a large and eye-catching gold necklace, and a black shawl to complete the look.

After all, there is much to celebrate. (See who’s already won here.)

As evening approaches, performers like Ayo Edebiri from “The Bear” and Jeremy Allen White have been recognized for their comedic acting performances. On the dramatic side, Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon from “The Morning Show” were also nominated.

Two new television shows – “Baby Reindeer” on Netflix and “Shogun”, both received numerous nominations. The former, inspired by the life of its creator, Richard Gadd, garnered a remarkable 11 nominations. Among these were nods for Richard himself and his costar, Jessica Gunning.

However, it was the FX series “Shogun” that boasted the highest number of nominations leading up to the evening. This historical drama, set in 17th-century Japan, garnered an impressive 25 nominations, among which were nods for actors Hiroyuki Sanada and Anna Sawai.

Other cherished series aiming to gather additional accolades include “Abbott Elementary,” “Reservation Dogs,” the limited series titled “Lessons in Chemistry” starring Brie Larson, as well as “Ripley” featuring Andrew Scott and Dakota Fanning.

In this extraordinary year, I found myself immersed in an eclectic mix of tales that mirrored the unusual circumstances we faced. The silver screen went quiet due to the writers’ and actors’ strikes, yet even in the pause, stories continued to unfold.

According to Chris Abrego, chair of the Television Academy, he noted during the nomination announcement that although this year has presented numerous hurdles for our industry and its workforce, it has also been filled with exceptional programs, outstanding performances, and meaningful storytelling. It’s crucial to remember that exceptional television is a collaborative effort involving many contributors.

And to see how a few of those many dressed up for their big night, keep reading.