Shades of red and green triumphed as famous faces celebrated this year’s winners
Hollywood’s l o o hottest luminaries ies donned their finest gowns for this year’s Critics Choice Awards and strike-delayed Primetime Emmy Awards, with ruby reds and zesty greens reigning supreme at the Los Angeles shows.
Blazing a trail in sumptuous scarlet at the Emmys were Christina Applegate, Katherine Heigl and Camila Morrone and her Daisy Jones &The Sixco star Suki Waterhouse, who stole the show in a billowing, bumpbaring Valentino dress.
Meanwhile, the Critics Choice red carpet saw Barbie star Margot Robbie standing out in custommade Balmain.
Making a strong case for chartreuse among the Emmys arrivals, Jessica Chastain, who was nominated in the Outstanding Actress in a TV Movie category for George &Tammy,, glowed in a floorlength Gucci number complete with fringe detailing. A pair of tricolour diamond earrings and a emerald ring added an extra dose of sparkle.
DAZZLING DIVAS
Exuding old-school glamour were Hannah Waddingham, Claire Danes and Quinta Brunson, who dazzled in a beaded gown, vintage Balmain and blush silk respectively.
Looking every inch a doyenne of style, Dame Joan Collins served up high-octane elegance as she enjoyed an Emmys date night with her husband of 21 years, Percy Gibson. Dazzling in a shimmering sequinned gown teamed with a pair of matching opera gloves, the Dynasty star presented the award for Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series with The Color Purple star Taraji P Henson.
Indiana Jones star Harrison Ford received a standing ovation as he accepted the Career Achievement Award at the Critics Choice Awards.
Adding to the emotion, the actor paid a loving tribute to his wife of 13 years, saying: “I want to thank my lovely wife, Cali
