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The Best Dressed Celebrities at the 2026 Primetime Emmy Awards
Selena Gomez and Florence Pugh led a night of liquid metallics, romantic colors and relaxed black tie on the peacock-blue carpet, critics said.
- On Monday, September 14, the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards took place in Los Angeles with a distinctive peacock-blue carpet replacing the traditional red to celebrate NBC's centennial.
- Celebrities balanced classic glamour with contemporary styles, showcasing trends including minimalist looks, feminine baby pink and blue shades, and glittering gowns alongside bold color choices.
- Selena Gomez delivered an old-Hollywood aesthetic in a gold Louis Vuitton gown, while Oscar Isaac modernized menswear with wide-legged trousers and an oversized cream jacket, moving beyond traditional tuxedo proportions.
- Some stars faced criticism for styling choices, with commentary centered on a theme of "Poorly Fitted Fashion: Too Much Fabric," affecting looks from Lena Hall, Ciara Miller, and Shailene Woodley.
- Awards-Show dressing has evolved into a distinct fashion language where actors and stylists build visual narratives; the most memorable looks embodied the wearer's identity rather than relying on designer names alone.
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