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5 Top Red Carpet Fashion Trends At The Sag Awards

Hollywood’s most talented women make some elegant, striking and unexpected fashion choices at the 2017 Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards

Michelle Dockery in Elie Saab, Teresa Palmer in Valentino, Talulah Riley in Galvan, Kate Hudson in Christian Dior and Brie Larson in Jason Wu

As film and television stars were honoured during the 23rd Annual SAG Awards, held in LA on 29 January, we couldn’t help but ogle at their fashion A-game. We have handpicked five of the major fashion themes that stood out. And whether our favourite celebrities wore black, white, brights, stripes or metallics, they made it a point of stepping out in style just before the Oscars…

Michelle Williams in Louis Vuitton and Naomie Harris in Lanvin
Michelle Williams in Louis Vuitton and Naomie Harris in Lanvin

Stunning Stripes
Some of the stars who chose bold, fun and punchy stripes included Michelle Williams in her metallic column gown, “Downton Abbey” star Michelle Dockery and Yara Shahidi.  Naomie Harris cherry-picked a jumpsuit to show off the trend.

 

Elizabeth McGovern in strapless black ballgown and Emma Stone in Alexander McQueen
Elizabeth McGovern in strapless black ballgown and Emma Stone in Alexander McQueen

Elegant Black
Kate Hudson’s sheer panelled number, Octavia Spencer’s elegant choice, winner Claire Foy’s delicate look and Kathryn Hahn’s velvet gown helped to make black one of the most popular colours of the night. Winner Emma Stone’s see-through flowery dress and Amy Adams’s classic, floor length gown also helped!

 

Rachida Jones in Vivienne Westwood Couture and Annalise Basso in Bibhu Mohapatra
Rachida Jones in Vivienne Westwood Couture and Annalise Basso in Bibhu Mohapatra

The Tropics
While many stars wore bright pops of colour, most notably red and pink, others opted for different ways to take us to the tropics. Gina Rodriguez wore a low-cut dress with bird of paradise patterns while Nicole Kidman wore a love it or hate it dramatic sequin dress with feathered parrots.

 

Vanessa Kirby in Luisa Beccaria and Thandie Newton in Schiaparelli Couture
Vanessa Kirby in Luisa Beccaria and Thandie Newton in Schiaparelli Couture

Decadent Iridescence
It seems neutral metallic is the colour of this year’s awards season and stars like Emily Blunt were spotted rocking it. Teresa Palmer, however, chose a silver and black shimmering gown. Other unique looks included Ariel Winter’s metallic glamour in a gold dress and Thandie Newton’s shiny statement look.

 

Natalie Portman in Christian Dior
Natalie Portman in Christian Dior

Minimalist White
A line-up of white, long-associated with the suffrage movement, took over the Shrine Auditorium. Stars in floor-length gowns in the pristine colour included a pregnant Natalie Portman, Meryl Streep and Kirsten Dunst. Plus, Kerry Washington chose an off-the-shoulder model, while winner Viola Davis dazzled in a strapless one. Alternatively, Danielle Brookes chose an embroidered top with a train and wide-legged white pants.

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Michelle Williams in Louis Vuitton and Naomie Harris in Lanvin
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Yara Shahidi in Naeem Khan
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Mayim Bialik in horizontal stripes
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Elizabeth McGovern in strapless black ballgown and Emma Stone in Alexander McQueen
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Amy Adams in Brandon Maxwell
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Kathryn Hahn in Adeam
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Claire Foy in Valentino
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Gwendoline Christie in a sparkly black pantsuit
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Diane Guerrero in Christian Siriano
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Octavia Spencer in Tadashi Shoji
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Rachida Jones in Vivienne Westwood Couture and Annalise Basso in Bibhu Mohapatra
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Sophie Turner in Louis Vuitton and Kimiko Glenn in a red silk dress
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Sophia Bush in Marchesa and Cara Buono in Georges Hobeika
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Nicole Kidman in Gucci
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Salma Hayek in Gucci
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Vanessa Kirby in Luisa Beccaria and Thandie Newton in Schiaparelli Couture
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Gina Rodriguez in Patricia Bonaldi
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Zuri Hall in gold sequin dress and Ariel Winter in Mikael D
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Emily Blunt in Roberto Cavalli and Elizabeth Rodriguez in a low cut neutral mettalic dress
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Giuliana Rancic in Yousef Al-Jasmi
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Busy Philipps in Jeffrey Dodd
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Sofia Vergara in Zuhair Murad
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Natalie Portman in Christian Dior
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Kerry Washington in Roberto Cavalli
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Kirsten Dunst in floor sweeping gown
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Rebecca Romijn in Idan Cohen
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Viola Davis in Vivienne Westwood Couture and Danielle Brooks in Christian Siriano
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