Last night the 31st Annual Critics Choice Awards took place in Santa Monica, with Chelsea Handler hosting the extravaganza that kicked off the 2026 award season.
From Handler honoring the late Rob and Michele Reiner with a special tribute, to Timothee Chalamet winning Best Actor for his role in Marty Supreme, and shouting his boo Kylie Jenner out during his acceptance speech, the ceremony was embedded with memorable moments.
And of course the fashion was fashioning on the red carpet.
From Teyana Taylor commanding attention on the red carpet in an olive green Saint Laurent Suit that was layered with a black fur scarf, to Alicia Silverstone leaving us clueless of her real age in a dazzling Stella McCartney ensemble, we couldn’t get enough of the stylish everyone looked.
When it came down to the fashionable men of the evening, Michael B Jordan accompanied his mother Donna Jordan in a Bordeaux Louis Vuitton double-breasted suit that looked retro. In addition Best Supporting Actor of Frankenstein, Jacob Elordi was impeccably dressed in a black-on-black Bottega Veneta suit that was sharp, and timeless
Ahead, check out what stars wore to the 2026 Annual Critics Choice Awards!
Teyana Taylor in Saint Laurent
Sheryl Lee Ralph in Tony Ward Couture
Chase Infiniti
Alicia Silverstone in Stella McCartney
Michael B Jordan in Louis Vuitton
Jacob Elordi in Bottega Veneta
Quinta Brunson in Chloe
Elle Fanning in Ralph Lauren
What say you? Hot or Hmm…?
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