Much like every year, the Screen Actors Guild Awards that took place to honour the best in the Television and Film industries was a star-studded affair. The 30th year of this massive celebration of acknowledging talents across the entertainment industry in various mediums saw some of the biggest celebrities gracing the red carpet in style. Much like most of the International Awards ceremonies this year, the winners were pretty much common in several categories ranging between Oppenheimer, Killers of the Flower Moon, The Bear, The Crown, Beef, The Last of Us - to name a few.
As always, fashion critics' had their hawk-eyed gaze on the glamorous style statements being served by the creme-de-la-creme of Hollywood Showbiz. To the much delight of the fans, popular names such as Jennifer Aniston, Emily Blunt, Emma Stone, Meryl Streep, Selena Gomez, Billie Eilish, Margot Robbie - to name a few were all seen dressed to the nines and they left no crumbs.
Here's looking at the top 15 looks from the night that left a lasting impression:
Jennifer Aniston
The FRIENDS star can never not make a style statement and make everyone take notes. She dazzled in her silver sequin strapless gown with a subtle plunging neckline. Going along with her Rachel hairdo once again, the bob cut was perfect as was her glowy beauty look.
Anne Hathway
Not just blue, cerulean blue was the colour of the day for the ever charming Anna Hathway. The glamour quotient of the one shoulder gown was further upped with a silver belt on a cinched waistline. Li'l cutouts detail along the midriff and a thigh high slit was also added into the mix. She kept the beauty look simple by keeping her hair loose and opting for a statement diamond necklace.
Selena Gomez
Letting a classic ensemble take centre stage, Selena looked like a vision in white. Her all-white custom gown feature a body-hugging silhouette that was flattering to her hourglass figure. Further it had spaghetti straps, a subtle scoop neckline and a small train below that made it a perfect red carpet look.
Emma Stone
Emma Stone picked a dreamy outfit for the event featuring a risqué backless silhouette. The beaded ensemble had a metallic slip gown underneath with a hint of blue on the hemline. From sequins to crystals to pearls - the bodice was studded with exquisite elements. Bright lips, a sleek hairdo and minimal danglers were her glam picks of the day.
Margot Robbie
This Barbie ain't going anywhere so soon, Margot Robbie continued to channel her inner barbie as she opted for a mini black couture dress featuring a neat square neckline with a voluminous pink bow that gave the illusion of an exaggerated shoulder detailing and the same on the bottom, beneath the hemline that ended in a floor-sweeping train. Black pumps and a pinkish-hued beauty look were her finishing touches.
Emily Blunt
Emily got the temperatures soaring in a scarlet red full-length gown with an abstract cutout for the neckline. Her necklace was an absolute head-turner which had a concoction of gold, platinum and diamonds. A pair of chic gold-bone bracelets for both hands and the statement rings completed her look effortlessly.
Reese Witherspoon
Red indeed was a common hue on the red carpet this season at the SAG Awards. It featured a scalloped neckline and drape like fabric across the bodice and the dramatic thigh-high slit as the finishing touches. Her gorgeous blond mane was left loose as she kept it minimally chic with diamonds and strappy heels.
Meryl Streep
The Devil Wears Prada star opted for a maroon sheer dress with an underneath slip. There were light blue patterns across the fabric and a little train for the drama. Dainty jewels and a jazzy silver clutch made the icon one of the showstopping stars of the evening.
Greta Lee
The talented actress was all about comfort as she went for a breezy white column dress. The textured feather detailing all across the bodice looked unique and different. She gave the look a twist with her long black leather gloves and it got the nod it aimed for from the fashion critics'.
Brie Larson
Pretty in Pink, the lovely actress flaunted her abs in a salmon pink co-ords set. It features a crop top with an inverted finish on the bottom and a long matching maxi skirt. A knotted finish on the top along with the gathered texture just beneath the waistline gave the outfit more layers. A peachy makeup look and wavy tresses completed her get up.
Penelope Cruz
She opted for an off-shoulder navy blue embroidered dress. The lovely sequin-studded attire had lace detailing on the shoulder line, a corset fit and a flouncy princess cut-skirt beneath. Statement earrings and rings were her jewellery picks for the day.
Rachel Brosnahan
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel star went for a mix of grunge mixed with effortless glamour. Her bronze-hued gown had metallic pleats and a mammoth crystallised rose detailing around the neckline. A sleek bun, tangy lip and defining eyes completed her glam look.
Elizabeth Debicki
The Crown star indeed channelled royalty on the red carpet with her intricately beaded gown. The plunging backless gown had a light blue tint to it and a mesh neckline. The long straight hair and a fresh no makeup look kept it classy.
Billie Eilish
Always keeping it edgy for herself, she made a simple oversized white shirt and trouser look catch everyone's attention as she layered it with a beige netted sweater vest. The black tie made it a pretty gender-neutral outfit and it all looked effortless with her messy hair and minimal makeup.
Leighton Meester
Another column dress spotted and this time in a delicious chocolate brown shade. The Gossip Girl star went for a playful bangs hairdo, a little pop of colour for the eyes and bright lips. A statement diamond necklace was all that she needed to make her look stand out.
The Hollywood divas served us some hot fashion trends at the SAG Awards this year, being in sync with the most anticipated styles in the fashion circuit in 2024, and some that continue to rule the style radar. As we wait another year to be upon us, here's cherishing the best ones this year.
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