Primetime Emmy's: TV's Biggest Night is Back!

The Primetime Emmy’s have come and gone so all we have left to hold us over till the next red carpet is to immerse ourselves in some truly glamourous looks. The stars of TV have been stepping up their game the past few years. Sure red carpet staples will always reoccur but more and more of our faves are taking some chances and for that we applaud.

With bright colors a major trend it’s no wonder we saw so many on the red or rather gold carpet. Bright yellow was the stand out color of the evening with hot pink close behind. Emmy winner Regina King, Judith Light, Tatiana Maslany, Gwendoline Christie, Abbi Jacobson, Adina Porter and Alison Brie all rocked yellow. While Tracee Ellis Ross, Emmy winner Thandie Newton, Leslie Jones and Yara Shahidi went with varying shades of pink. Alexis Bledel sported a pink gown with yellow accents, a truly stylish combo. Then there was Emmy winner Tiffany Haddish who took the bright color trend to new heights donning a gorgeous red, blue, green and yellow striped gown inspired by the Eritrean flag, choosing to once again honor her father on the red carpet. A few jewel toned gowns stood out from the see of neon while black, metallic and white gowns made a very good showing.

As is the norm, we saw lots beaded and sequined embellishments with some feathers and floral patterns mixed in. Most ladies went for your classic full skirt or column gowns while a handful picked jumpsuits and suits.

The men were no slouches this year with some breaking from the black or navy mold. The white jacket and black trousers look was a favorite. While a few went for a patterned suit or colorful jacket and one man stood out from the crowd in a baby blue tux, we’re looking at you Emmy winner John Mulaney.

It was a night of elegant, stylish and fun looks with our faves from the small screen shining bright but the biggest star of the evening was designer Christian Siriano, who designed for 7 women; Leslie Jones, Tatiana Maslany, Judith Light, Ann Dowd, Britany Young, Angela Sarafyan and Regina King.