The 10 Best Dressed Stars at the SAG Awards
From Timothée Chalamet to Elle Fanning, these were the standout fashion moments on the red carpet
We’re now almost at the end of awards season, and over the last few weeks, there’s been no shortage of standout fashion moments. This year’s red carpet style has leaned decidedly more glamorous, with today’s actresses taking style cues from a bygone era of Hollywood. Think: peplums, pretty updos and bouffant-style coifs, gloves, diamonds, pearls, and plenty of hourglass-shaped silhouettes. Perhaps it’s a sign of the fashion pendulum swinging back towards something more elegant after a moment when ideas of minimalism and quirkiness had somewhat outpaced the appeal of sparkle and glamour. Now, glitter and glitz are winning again.
The stars walking the red carpet at tonight’s SAG Awards are following suit, dressed in off-the-shoulder gowns, corset bodices, and more peplum and classic evening gloves. There were also some very modern interpretations of glamour, whether in the form of a mini hemline or the severe, square shape of a neckline bedazzled in red beads. And then of course, there’s Timothée Chalamet, who is having more fun than anyone when getting dressed for these events—bolo ties, sleaze boy leather, and all.
Below, these are our picks for the best-dressed stars at the SAG Awards.
Selena Gomez in Celine
The Emilia Perez star looked fabulous tonight in a navy, off-the-shoulder gown with a softly pleated neckline. It was undeniably one of her best red carpet moments this awards season—the subtle but still glamorous silhouette was exactly right.
Elle Fanning in Loewe
Peplums are really making a comeback this year. and Elle Fanning gave the return a chef’s kiss at the SAGs this evening. Jonathan Anderson played around with the shape a lot in his Spring 2025 collection for Loewe, taking the traditional, cylindrical fabric embellishment and turning it into something more angular, more contemporary. It’s peplum with a dose of cool.
Úrsula Corberó in Loewe
And speaking of Loewe, Spanish actress Úrsula Corberó wore a version of Anderson’s mini dress from the spring runway, with long sleeves and a peplum-esque skirt constructed to look as though it were floating. It was nice to see at least one star go the opposite of old Hollywood glamour, trading column gowns and ball skirts for something cool and contemporary.
Timothée Chalamet in Chrome Hearts
This guy is having a blast right now. The Oscar contender and star of A Complete Unknown has been making the red carpet rounds wearing the most fantastic, ridiculous fashion we’ve seen on the awards circuit in a long time—think teeny Chanel bags, skinny scarves, and True Religion jeans. Tonight, he referenced an old photo of Bob Dylan wearing a lime green shirt, a bolo tie, and a black jacket. Chalamet copied the outfit almost exactly (a trick he's done before), but his version was designed by Chrome Hearts, with a bolo tie by Cartier.
Nicola Coughlan in Custom Dior
Coughlan looked stunning tonight in a powdery blue dress in a 1950s-style wrap silhouette, worn with black opera gloves decorated with a diamond ring and bracelet. She understands the nuances of making classic glamour look right for today, and this particular red carpet outing was proof.
Mikey Madison in Custom Louis Vuitton
The Anora star has been upping her game on the red carpet this awards season with sophisticated gowns that feel grown-up but not too precious. For the SAGs, she wore a sleek custom Vuitton gown with statement-making draping at the front. Her fashion vernacular is all about saying “I’m a movie star” without a hint of embarrassment or irony, and it's working.
Anna Sawai in Armani Privé
The actress was one of few who really went for it in terms of color and embellishment, but her Armani Privé gown didn’t overpower. It was the perfect mix of color pop with exquisite beading, and the geometric shape of the square neckline felt fresh, too.
Zoë Saldaña in Custom Saint Laurent
Saldaña’s sculptural Saint Laurent dress was strikingly beautiful. The one-shoulder silhouette with the crystal petal-esque detailing felt like one of the more modern looks on the carpet tonight—sharp with just a hint of flash.
Jeremy Allen White in Louis Vuitton
The star of The Bear killed it on tonight’s red carpet in a tuxedo with a flared pant (hello, Kendrick!) and a 1940s-era Tiffany’s brooch on his lapel. He may not be considered a fashion risk-taker like Chalamet, but White is consistently good at looking hot while being cool, whether in a three-piece suit and a pretty piece of jewelry or a pair of Calvin Klein underwear.
Isabella Rossellini
Rossellini is an icon of glamour and always will be. Just look at her walking the red carpet in a chic black caftan dress and strands of pearls, her hair and makeup kept simple. In short, she’s one of the best to ever do it.
