Emmy Awards 2025: All The Best-Dressed Stars on the Red Carpet

Hollywood turned its gaze to the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles as the 77th Emmy Awards unfolded, a night rich with milestones and record-breaking triumphs. Apple TV+’s The Studio swept the stage with an unprecedented 13 wins, while Tramell Tillman’s Severance victory proved both powerful and historic as he became the first Black man to earn Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series.

Another highlight of the night was Netflix’s Adolescence, which collected six trophies, including a record-setting turn from Owen Cooper, now the youngest-ever recipient of Best Supporting Actor. Beyond the awards themselves, the red carpet demanded its share of attention, and this year’s arrivals delivered in full.

Scarlet and blush dominated: Lisa of Blackpink wore a sculpted Lever Couture gown in pink mesh, Selena Gomez stunned in a vivid Louis Vuitton dress, and Hunter Schafer impressed in a magenta Alexander McQueen gown with architectural lines.

From the same house, Aimee Lou Wood channelled golden-age glamour in a strapless blush silk gown with structured red edging at the neckline. Leighton Meester stood out in an ombré Prada gown that shifted from blush to a bluish-silver hue, while Gwendoline Christie wore a rose-toned Tom Ford suit with tailored shoulders.

Power dressing appeared in new guises, none more memorable than Jenna Ortega’s Givenchy by Sarah Burton: a gem-strewn sheer top paired with a black skirt featuring a dramatic high slit. Sarah Paulson went bold in a Marc Jacobs gown with a full feathered silhouette, while Michelle Williams chose a softly draped vintage Chanel dress in pale silk. 

Not to be outdone, menswear brought its own red-carpet flair. Pedro Pascal embodied understated polish in an all-white Celine suit, while Tramell Tillman looked sharp in Dolce & Gabbana. Colour was far from absent—Colman Domingo shone in a light blue jacket and brown trousers by Valentino, Adam Brody opted for sky-blue Prada, and Seth Rogen made a spirited statement in a velvet-brown Etro suit.