The best looks from the Screen Actors Guild Awards
On a night of many, many, many (so many) stars, here are some standout red carpet moments.
< p class="css-at9mc1 evys1bk0">Viewers of the 29th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards livestream could be forgiven for having trouble keeping up with the onslaught of outfits on the red carpet. Unlike the Oscars or the Golden Globes, this is an event in which actors name and celebrate each other. So while the show was not televised, the ceremony, which took place Sunday night at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Century City, Los Angeles, drew many of Hollywood's most established names as well as some of the talent most exciting in the world. year: Cate Blanchett, Viola Davis, Michelle Williams, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jennifer Coolidge, Patricia Arquette, Sam Elliott, Brendan Fraser, Haley Lu Richardson, Austin Butler, Jenna Ortega, Stephanie Hsu, Will Sharpe, Mark Indelicato, Megan Stalter and Tyler James Williams is just a sample of those who showed up.A night of so much talent brought a veritable rainbow of dresses - and of suits – in searing reds, indelible greens, yellows and a smattering of every shade of pink. But plenty of basic black, white and silver have also made an appearance. It's hard to go wrong with a well-cut, sparkly dress. Below are some highlights.
Michelle YeohThe black Schiaparelli couture gown, adorned with a paste-colored frizz band and accessorized with Moussaieff jewels, was both elegant and eerie – as his role in "Everything Everywhere All at once."
Eddie RedmayneAmidst a sea of plain black suits, this high-necked Saint Laurent shirt gave red-haired Mr. Redmayne an offhand vibe .
Ayo EdebiriIn real life, the actor of "The Bea r" likes to keep things cool. Her blue and brown plaid Emilia Wickstead dress struck the right balance between dressy, but not overdone.
On a night of many, many, many (so many) stars, here are some standout red carpet moments.
< p class="css-at9mc1 evys1bk0">Viewers of the 29th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards livestream could be forgiven for having trouble keeping up with the onslaught of outfits on the red carpet. Unlike the Oscars or the Golden Globes, this is an event in which actors name and celebrate each other. So while the show was not televised, the ceremony, which took place Sunday night at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Century City, Los Angeles, drew many of Hollywood's most established names as well as some of the talent most exciting in the world. year: Cate Blanchett, Viola Davis, Michelle Williams, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jennifer Coolidge, Patricia Arquette, Sam Elliott, Brendan Fraser, Haley Lu Richardson, Austin Butler, Jenna Ortega, Stephanie Hsu, Will Sharpe, Mark Indelicato, Megan Stalter and Tyler James Williams is just a sample of those who showed up.A night of so much talent brought a veritable rainbow of dresses - and of suits – in searing reds, indelible greens, yellows and a smattering of every shade of pink. But plenty of basic black, white and silver have also made an appearance. It's hard to go wrong with a well-cut, sparkly dress. Below are some highlights.
Michelle YeohThe black Schiaparelli couture gown, adorned with a paste-colored frizz band and accessorized with Moussaieff jewels, was both elegant and eerie – as his role in "Everything Everywhere All at once."
Eddie RedmayneAmidst a sea of plain black suits, this high-necked Saint Laurent shirt gave red-haired Mr. Redmayne an offhand vibe .
Ayo EdebiriIn real life, the actor of "The Bea r" likes to keep things cool. Her blue and brown plaid Emilia Wickstead dress struck the right balance between dressy, but not overdone.
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