INSPIRATION AND ADVICE

RED CARPET REPORT: EMMY AWARDS

By Style Feed Staff, 15 September 2024

Autumn's return brings endless new-season energy to help us move on from steamy summer afternoons by the beach. Sweater weather means peak outfit opportunities, and there are plenty of distractions on the pop culture front. Think Fashion Month, tons of bingeable content and the first wave of awards shows. On tonight's agenda? The Emmy Awards, straight from LA. Keep scrolling for all of the red carpet tea and prepare to channel these small screen superstars once December parties roll around...

JONATHAN BAILEY

When you're a nominee like Jonathan (whose performance in Fellow Travelers was next-level brilliant), it's only right to make a statement. To elevate the classic tuxedo and cummerbund combo, he went for a champagne silk top and skipped the tie. Cheers, right?

DAN LEVY

As the host of small screen's Super Bowl, the Schitt's Creek alum said yes to elevating the humble black tuxedo with a unique structured dress shirt (by way of Loewe, of course). Our takeaway? Despite what the dress code says, you don't have to play it safe in the steeze department.

BOWEN YANG

As one of Saturday Night Live's most beloved comedians, Bowen's used to the spotlight... but he's just getting started. After all, he's starring in the upcoming film version of Wicked later this year (NBD), which means ample opportunities for us to snag inspo from his red-carpet style. The top-to-toe Bode ensemble combined crisp white tailoring, a pop of red and funky fringe. Notes have officially been taken.

TYLER JAMES WILLIAMS

Does TJW ever miss? The answer is absolutely not. An all-black 'fit may not seem like reinventing the wheel, but the Abbott Elementary nominee kept it fresh by going sleeveless and piling on the accessories. The power of a gold brooch has now entered the chat...

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RICHARD GADD

As the genius behind the internet-breaking Baby Reindeer, Richard snagged multiple statuettes for his critically-acclaimed acting and writing skills. But the Scottish actor deserves an award for his Sunday best, which brought the Highlands to Hollywood courtesy of a tux on top and a kilt on the bottom. Smashed it.