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- Celebrities walked the red carpet at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, airing live Sunday night on ABC.
- While 'Shōgun' and 'The Bear' lead nominations at the actual awards, anyone can be a winner on the red carpet.
- We rounded up the best-dressed celebrities of the evening.
The Emmy Awards are back for a second time this year for the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony.
The best in drama and comedy will be honored Sunday evening inside the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles — all while being hosted by the father-son duo and "Schitt's Creek" creators, Eugene and Dan Levy.
While the historical drama "Shōgun" and the kitchen-based dramedy "The Bear" lead nominations on TV's biggest night, when it comes to the red carpet, anyone can win — especially if they look the part.
Here's who we think bested the competition on the Emmy Awards red carpet.
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One might've overlooked Gomez's simple look, but the first-time Emmy nominee and "Only Murders in the Building" feels like quinquennial Hollywood. From the custom Ralph Lauren gown that has hundreds of diamond-cut crystals embellished at the neckline to her spot-on glam, it just works. And looks effortless.
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Thanks to a daring off-white shirt, host Dan Levy got bold with men's fashion on the Emmys red carpet.
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Fanning, who is nominated for best supporting actress for her role in "Ripley," wore a pearl-encrusted Armani Privé couture gown.
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I love it when men have fun on the red carpet, and Perfetti goes there wearing Christian Siriano. The shirt is fantastic, but the wide-legged pants really bring this look together, balancing the shirt's version of tuxedo tails.
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The Emmy nominee and "Lessons in Chemistry" star gives bridal-done-right in her pink Giambattista Valli gown.
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Sadly, this photo doesn't even capture the most exquisite moment in Aljoudi's gown. In the back, a structured black bow decorated with black feathers spans the length of the dress.
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"Fleabag" star Kristin Scott Thomas nails her near-monochromatic red carpet. Everyone couldn't make royal blue drop earrings with this look, but on Thomas it just works.
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