The Primetime Emmy's: Color, Color and more Color!

The Primetime Emmys have come and gone but the red carpet looks will stay with us forever. The women, men and kids from our favorite TV shows stepped it up and really brought their a-game, showing off some stunning head-to-toe looks. It was a night full of color, Hollywood glamour and risks that paid off tenfold.

As we are sure you noticed, the biggest trend of the night was color… and lots of it. Over the past year, more and more A-listers are opting for bold and bright looks to wear on the red carpet, even if black came out on top at the Emmy’s this year; because let’s face it, black or white gowns will always be around. With 2017 being the year of pink it was no surprise to see the hue’s many shades on display, with red following close behind. Silver, greens, blues, yellow, purple and orange also made strong showings, while two ladies, Zoë Kravitz and Tessa Thompson went straight up rainbow, wearing striped, multi-colored gowns.

A sea of color may have made waves on Emmy night but our ladies didn’t let their looks stand on color alone. Oh, no, some rocked trends that started last year like prints and suits. Velvet, tulle, feathers, belts, cut-outs, one-shoulder silhouettes and tea-length gowns all made themselves known. Then there were the trends becoming red carpet staples; sparkly, embellished gowns, plunging necklines and sheer fabrics.

The men also had a good evening with many looking dapper in your traditional black tuxes and blue suiting. But we’d like to praise the gents who thought outside box. Some men, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Lakeith Stanfield and Tituss Burgess went with color whereas others wore velvet, printed and detailed jackets. Quite a few men made the black and white tux a trend. The few who stood out from the crowd included Brandon Flynn sporting an all light blue suit, Deon Cole and RuPaul donning head-to-toe plaid and diamond prints respectively, winner Donald Glover rocking a purple Gucci tux and last but not least Ron Cephas-Jones in a black and white tux and undone bowtie showing us all what cool and classy looks like.

Overall it was a fabulous red carpet and our fingers are crossed these stylish looks inspire award show red carpets in 2018!