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The hottest night in the television calendar made a return last night and we were ready and poised to soak up all the red carpet glamour from this year's belated Emmy Awards.
The 75th annual ceremony was postponed from its original September airdate due to the SAG-AFTRA strike, but now that awards season is back on track, judging by the strength of the 'fits, it's safe to say that it was well worth the wait.
Televisual excellence? Tick. A-listers in their finest? Tick. Stylists at the ready? Tick. All the necessary ingredients for a fashion extravaganza.
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Past attendees include modern belles such as Zendaya and Sydney Sweeney, as well as old-school screen legends Audrey Hepburn and Joan Collins, meaning the Emmys red carpet is always awash with beautiful, cutting-edge design.
This year's bash was no exception. Selena Gomez and Jenna Ortega leaned on the perennial drama of a strapless neckline, whereas Suki Waterhouse allowed her bow-clad bump take centre stage. Rocking Valentino before you've even left the womb? Iconic behaviour if ever we saw it.
Red was one of the key hues with Camila Morrone and Katherine Heigl both championing passionate brights, while Rachel Brosnahan and Meghann Fahy went for richer, berry-like tones.
But the evening's standout coveted accessory? That honour goes to the gilded Emmy statuette.
Hello! Fashion shares the best red carpet looks at the 2024 Emmys:
Zuri wore an exquisite chocolate brown fishtail gown
TV personality Zuri Hall leaned into one of the hottest hues of the moment: chocolate brown. Her Wayne Clark gown evoked Old Hollywood glamour, featuring a fitted silhouette and a voluminous flared skirt.
Beauty maven and co-founder of Milk Makeup Zanna Roberts Rassi wore a double-breasted blazer by Dolce & Gabbana with lustrous lapels and a rosette focal point.