to Schitt’s Creek and The Crown. The virtual format of the event did not stop the attendees from doing the most in the style department, with more fashion-forward and daring fashion this year than in years past. With so few reasons to dress up these days, who can blame Hollywood’s finest for using the SAGs as an excuse to go above and beyond sartorially?
For the occasion, The Great’s Elle Fanning traded in her corset and petticoat for Gucci sequins, Judas and the Black Messiah’s Daniel Kaluuya wore Louis Vuitton pajamas, and the entire cast of Bridgerton arrived ready for a meeting with the Queen (think: Nicola Coughlan in custom Christian Siriano and Regé-Jean Page in a velvet Louis Vuitton tuxedo). Kerry Washington posed inside her backyard pool wearing an Etro gown and matching swim cap, Catherine O’Hara channeled Moira Rose in custom Thom Browne sequins, and Lovecraft Country's Wunmi Mosaku paid homage to her character Ruby.
Ahead, check out our list of the best-dressed celebs from the 2021 SAG Awards red carpet.
Lily Collins in Georges Hobeika
It's the sequin collar on Emily In Paris star Lilly Collins' Georges Hobeika for us.
Emma Corrin in Prada
Is there anything Emma Corrin wears that isn't perfect?
Cynthia Erivo in Alexander McQueen
Cynthia Erivo continued her red carpet streak in a dusty rose-colored corset dress by Alexander McQueen.
Elle Fanning in Gucci
This Gucci set on Elle Fanning makes me miss parties.
Carey Mulligan in Prada
This backless Prada dress on Promising Young Woman's Carey Mulligan is proof that subtlety is sexy.Nicola Coughlan in custom Christian Siriano
We can't get enough of Bridgerton's Nicola Coughlan in poofy dresses.
Kerry Washington in Etro
We weren't kidding about Kerry Washington swimming in her Etro gown. Mermaidcore at its finest.
Regé-Jean Page in Louis Vuitton
I dedicate this story to the Duke of Hastings in Louis Vuitton...
Dan Levy in custom The Row
...But also to Dan Levy in custom The Row.
Jurnee Smollett in Zuhair Murad
Lovecraft Country's Jurnee Smollett brought the red carpet home with her in this jewel-tone Zuhair Murad gown.
Josh O'Connor in Loewe
Josh O'Connor's ongoing partnership with Loewe for the red carpet goes on with this chocolate brown masterpiece of a suit.
Helen Miren in Badgley Mischka
You don't need a red carpet when you have a garden backdrop like this one.
Wunmi Mosaku in custom Busayo
For her first-ever SAG Awards, Wunmi Mosaku dedicated her look to her character Ruby: "Ruby in Rubies," she wrote on Instagram.
Kaley Cuoco in Prabal Gurung
Should Kaley Cuoco star in the second coming of Pretty In Pink? After seeing her in this Prabal Gurung number, we think yes.
Kathryn Drysdale in Jenny Packham
If we didn't know better, we'd think Kathryn Drysdale made this tiered, lavender frock in her dress shop in Bridgerton.
Viola Davis in Louis Vuitton
Fact: There's nothing better than Viola Davis in neon on the red carpet.Photography by: Jahmad Balugo for Louis Vuitton.
Florence Hunt in Chanel
Florence Hunt's Red Valentino frock from later in the evening was fun and all, but we're partial to this off-the-runway Chanel look she wore earlier in the day to celebrate.
Vanessa Kirby in Givenchy
Who needs a red carpet when you can have a dramatic shot like this one of Vanessa Kirby wearing Givenchy and Cartier?
Ruby Barker in Retrofête
Every red carpet needs at least one simple and elegant LBD.
Jared Leto in Gucci
In an ode to the disco era, The Little Things' Jared Leto wore a light purple suit (with a matching neck scarf!).
Catherine O'Hara in custom Thom Browne
We like Moira Rose in sequins, but we love Moira Rose in custom Thom Browne sequins.
Daniel Kaluuya in Louis Vuitton
Daniel Kaluuya wearing our favorite Louis Vuitton by Virgil Abloh collection to date is icing on top of this SAGs fashion cake. Photography by: Micaiah Carter for Louis Vuitton.
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