The 2026 Emmys are officially underway at the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles.
In a departure from the standard comedian host, Law and Order: SVU star (and all-around icon) Mariska Hargitay will serve as the evening’s master of ceremonies. Even ahead of her hosting gig, this marks a special Emmys for Hargitay, who has already taken home two Emmys before the red carpet even opened. (The actor won two awards during last week’s Creative Arts Emmys for her documentary, My Mom Jayne.)
It’s sure to be a fashion-forward evening—just take a look at the nominees: Ayo Edebiri, Elle Fanning, Chase Infiniti, Hannah Einbinder, and Sarah Pidgeon are just some of the stylish stars up for awards tonight. And, of course, we can always count on Zendaya to deliver a jaw-dropping fashion moment. Given that the actor is celebrating her nomination for the final season of Euphoria, we’re sure she and stylist Law Roach have something up their sleeves.
The Emmys have a long history of legendary red carpet looks: In 2003, Sarah Jessica Parker couture-ified Carrie Bradshaw’s iconic tutu in a pink tulle Chanel confection; for the 2009 ceremony, Chloë Sevigny tapped Isaac Mizrahi to create a polka-dotted one-shoulder gown that possessed the perfect amount of her signature spunk; and in 1992, Cindy Crawford fulfilled her presenter duties in a black satin bustier and a beret.
Last year’s red carpet also offered some all-time looks, from Jenna Ortega’s Death Becomes Her-inspired chandelier top from Givenchy by Sarah Burton to Selena Gomez’s sweeping tomato-hued Louis Vuitton gown. It’s a high bar to clear, but we have faith that tonight’s attendees will certainly rise to the occasion.
Here, see all of the red carpet looks from the 2026 Emmys, and follow along throughout the night for live updates.
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Zendaya in Prada and Mikimoto
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Nicole Kidman in Chanel
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Ayo Edibiri in Chanel
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Selena Gomez in Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co.
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Sarah Pidgeon in Chanel
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Elle Fanning in Ralph Lauren and Cartier
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Dakota Fanning in Carolina Herrera
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Florence Pugh in Vivienne Westwood
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Colman Domingo in Valentino
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Carrie Coon in Maison Margiela
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Emilia Clarke in Prada
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Carey Mulligan in The Row
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Sarah Snook in Balenciaga and Cartier
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Paul Anthony Kelly in Louis Vuitton
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Chase Infiniti in Louis Vuitton
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Keri Russell in Khaite
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Matthew Rhys in Thom Browne
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Michelle Pfeiffer in Saint Laurent
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Julia Garner in Loewe
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Odessa A’zion in vintage Jean Paul Gaultier
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Martin Short and Steven Martin
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Charles Melton in Louis Vuitton and Cartier
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Allison Janey in Pamella Roland
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Oscar Issac in Celine
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Sterling K. Brown in Brunello Cucinelli
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Claire Danes in Giorgio Armani
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Brenda Song in Oscar de la Renta
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Awkwafina
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Hannah Einbinder in Calvin Klein Collection and Ana Khouri
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Olivia Munn in Fforme and Boucheron
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Emma D’Arcy in Tiffany & Co.
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Rachel Sennott in Balenciaga and Leviev
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Jean Smart
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Law Roach
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Louisa Jacobson in Tom Ford
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Macaulay Culkin
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Noah Kahan
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Sally Field in Akris
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Marcello Hernández in Prada
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Tyler James Williams in Canali
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Sarah Michelle Gellar
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Shailene Woodley in Balenciaga
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Mariska Hargitay in Monse
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Steve Carrell
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Cynthia Nixon in Issey Miyake
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Janelle James
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Riz Ahmed in Loewe
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Rhea Seehorn in Louis Vuitton
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Quinta Brunson in Christian Cowan
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John Mulaney
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Grace Gummer in Dior
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Dan Levy in Celine
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Adam Brody in Prada
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Kristen Bell
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Noah Wyle in Brunello Cucinelli
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Tiffany Hadish
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Sarah Foster
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Erin Foster
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Paul W. Downs
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Yahya Abdul-Mateen II in Dior and Tiffany & Co.
This article was first published on Vogue.com.
