The Best Red Carpet Looks From The 2024 Critics Choice Awards

The 29th Annual Critics Choice Awards this year showcased a range of red carpet looks, with celebrities like Quinta Brunson, Ayo Ediberi, and Erika Alexander in fun, vibrant and unexpected red carpet looks. Brunson wore a custom black sheer floral dress by George Hobeika, styled by Jessica Paster. Ediberi, the “It” Girl of the moment, opted for a chic cream oversized suit instead of a gown, earning her countless cool points. Alexander, the American Fiction actress and recent coverstar, turned heads in a printed mermaid-fit gown by Claude Kameni, styled by Tracy Shapoff.  Her co-star Tracee Ellis Ross graced the event in a sophisticated black off-the-shoulder dress with subtle train and layered fabric detail at the torso. 

Then there was international rockstar Lenny Kravitz who waltzed onto the red carpet in an all-black cutout tuxedo suit. His pants were a slender fit while his blazer had a crisscross detail, leaving his waist exposed. The iconic Sheryl Lee Ralph sparkled and shined like a Dreamgirl in a CD Green nude dress adorned with dazzling embellishments,styled by her daughter Ivy Coco Maurice. Her Abbott Elementary co-star, Tyler James Williams, got creative with his suit, layering a Thom Browne coat over a blazer jacket and pairing it with an untucked white button-down, allowing the hem to peek out from the blazer. Jelani Alladin opted for a daring gold-tone printed suit, sans shirt, and accessorized with a single chain. 

Aja Naomi King kept Barbie pink alive with a cutout floor-length dress, complemented by droplet diamond earrings for the perfect finishing touch. The Color Purple stars, Taraji P. Henson and Fantasia, both wore white on the red carpet. Henson wore a simple strapless gown with a leg slit, styled by the dio Wayman Deon and Michah McDonald, while Fantasia opted for a dramatic strapless dress with a corset fit, paired with a fur bolero-style  throw featuring a long train. 

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