Emmys 2025 Red Carpet Dazzles With Fashion and Activism

Stars converged on Los Angeles’s Peacock Theater Sunday for the 77th Emmy Awards red carpet, showcasing bold designer looks, political pins and high-profile arrivals ahead of the live ceremony.

Amid heightened security and ongoing political tensions, nominees and presenters alike turned the red carpet into a stage for style statements and social causes. From vibrant red gowns to subtle ceasefire pins, the evening underscored television’s cultural influence beyond the screen.

Fashion Standouts

• Selena Gomez arrived in a custom red Louis Vuitton halter gown, pairing the look with a draped collar, train and Tiffany & Co. diamonds.
• Jenna Ortega stunned in Givenchy’s bejeweled high-neck top and sleek black skirt, accessorized with Pomellato jewels and Louboutin platforms.
• Sydney Sweeney opted for a heart-shaped Oscar de la Renta neckline, while Cristin Milioti’s square-neck Danielle Frankel dress complemented her limited-series win.
• Lisa (Blackpink) evoked bubble-gum whimsy in a Lever Couture gown, blending pop flair with couture craftsmanship.

Political and Personal Statements

• A discreet red pin, worn by Hannah Einbinder, Aimee Lou Wood and others, signaled support for a Gaza ceasefire, reflecting the industry’s engagement with global issues.
• Megan Stalter paired a Hanes T-shirt and jeans with a bag labeled “cease fire,” merging casual dress with activism.

Notable Arrivals and Moments

• Host Nate Bargatze kicked off festivities in a classic Canali tuxedo before swapping into denim for a comedic bit.
• Noah Wyle honored his medical drama roots in a Figs-tailored tuxedo, while Michelle Williams floated down the carpet in vintage Chanel.
• Drag performers channeled mime and Michael Jackson inspirations, adding theatrical flair to the evening’s sartorial mix.

As the live broadcast begins, the 2025 red carpet will be remembered not only for its sartorial spectacle but also for the causes and conversations it uplifted.