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The 76th Primetime Emmy Awards turned downtown LA into a total red carpet moment tonight, September 15. The show was filled with A-list stars we love, from critically acclaimed dramas to feel-good comedies.
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Viola Davis, Niecy Nash, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, and Mekhi Phifer were just a few of our favorite celebs who hit the stage. But while they were reading the prompters and handing out the golden statues, the real winners were on the red carpet.
Our favorite celebrities were outside serving lewks that had us gagging and doing serious double takes.
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Da’Vine brought style and sophistication with a pop of color to the Emmys. Her long-sleeve Sohpie Couture gown was the definition of sophistication and mystery with its ruched waist, hood, and elegant train. The dress’ hood brought all the drama, perfectly complimenting her warm orange tresses and framing her face.
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The Oscar winner kept her makeup glamorous and flawless, adding the right finishing touch to this high-fashion moment. The iconic duo Wayman and Micah styled Randolph’s unforgettable moda moment.
The Holdovers star came to slay – and she did.
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Next up, Aja Naomi King was all about bringing the sugar and spice in a baby pink mini dress that was straight out of a fashion fantasy. But this wasn’t your basic pink dress. Aja’s gown was next-level.
This show-stopping number (from Giambattista Valli Haute Couture) featured a wrapped tulle bottom and an exaggerated rosette top, paired with an over-the-top voluminous skirt that created a striking high-low effect. The whole look screamed “main character energy,” and we were here for it.
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Aja kept her hair sleek and chic, opting for a classic middle part with flowing tresses, while her makeup was soft, natural, and dewy. Her look was fierce, feminine, and a 10 out of 10 plus 10.
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As we celebrate tonight’s Emmy winners, we can’t stop gushing over the red carpet royalty and celebrity favorites who blessed us with next-level fashion moments. Celebs spotted include Quinta Brunson, Nicole Beharie, Ayo Edebiri, Janelle James, and more.
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Sheryl Lee Ralph is another star who opted for black sophistication on the carpet. The Abbott Elementary star wore a satin black number with a slightly cinched waist and a halter-style neckline that makes her shoulders and frame look regal.
Ayo Edebiri attended the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards in Bottega Venetta. The dress looked like it was made for her with its fitted design, multi-colored print, and complimentary off he shoulder neckline.
Amber Chardae Robinson wore a custom pink sculpted dress by Jovana Louis to the Emmys. Styled by Mickey Boom, she accessorized her look with shoes from Kat Maconie and diamonds from Miraco.
Niecy Nash Betts is everything in this custom wine gown from Christian Siriano. We are loving the dress’ dramatic satin off the shoulder neckline and side belt details. Niecy gives the girls a sophisticated bob to top off her Emmy look.
Nicole Beharie served at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards. The actress wore an off-the-shoulder black dress with 3-D rosettes throughout and an A-line skirt.
It’s the pink for us! Gina Torres added to the growing list of celebs who chose the color pink for the 76th Primetime Emmys. From her gown’s dramatic one sleeve to its bold hue, Gina’s dress was a standout moment.
Kali Reis gave us demure at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards. The nominated actress wore a custom dress by Jovana Louis with shoes from Doc Martin. The actress also adorned her look with diamonds from Miraco and custom jewelry pieces from indigenous artists. Kali was styled by Mickey Boom.
Viola Davis in Zuhair Murad is simply black and white perfection. While posing at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, the former How to Get Away with Murder star looked fabulous in a halter-style split decision black and white gown.
Quinta Brunson looked stunning at the Emmys tonight! She wore a black George Chakra gown with award-winning details we loved. The dress included a sculped sweetheart neckline, shiny fabric, and multiple exaggerated bows.
Tyler James Williams gave us statuesque and sexy at the Emmys. The Everybody Hates Chris star wore a tailored vest and pant suit that complimented his sculpted arms and chest and made him look amazing.
Idris and Sabrina Alba continue to be one of the best dressed couples in Hollywood. Idris opts for a tailored charcoal grey suit while Sabrina wears a sophisticated white, grey and black gown.
Skye P. Marshall ate up the girls at the 76th Emmys. We can’t get enough of her copper gown from Christian Siriano featuring a dramatic neckline and drapery. With its rich color, Skye’s red carpet look is giving us a melanin moment we love.
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