Awards season is in full swing, kicking off with the Golden Globes on Jan. 5, and rolling full steam ahead with the Screen Actors Guild Awards tonight. The show, which sees actors awarding fellow actors, draws the biggest names in television and film. Celebrities including the Big Little Lies cast and Phoebe Waller-Bridge of Fleabag will walk the carpet alongside movie stars like Hustlers' Jennifer Lopez and Us's Lupita Nyong’o. And just like at the Golden Globes, the nominees and presenters don't disappoint when it comes to their fashion.
Since the SAG Awards aren't as high stakes as, say, the Oscars, stars tend to be more experimental with their looks. That means the trends we saw at the Golden Globes — like sheer dresses and oversized sleeves — could begin to shift. So far, we've spotted printed jumpsuits, bold ruffles, and lots of tulle.
If you're curious about the next major fashion trend to take Awards season by storm, scroll ahead for all the looks from the Screen Actors Guild Award red carpet.
Kathryn Newton
We saw the return of oversize sleeves on the red carpet with Kathryn Newton's Valentino gown.
Jenna Lyons
Former J.Crew Creative Director Jenna Lyons chose a dual patterned jumpsuit for the carpet.
Logan Browning
The SAG ambassador for the evening, Dear White People's Logan Browning, looked stunning in lavender.
Dacre Montgomery
Montgomery paired his white suit with a pin announcing his new role as an ambassador with the Australian Red Cross where he and his partner are helping combat the bush fires.
Nathalie Emmanuel
Game of Thrones Nathalie Emmanuel chose a gown featuring an oversize bow a lá Jennifer Lopez at the Golden Globes.
Amanda Brugel
Brugel's emerald gown featured stunning draping that flowed from her shoulders to her waist.
Noah Schnapp
Schnapp's satin light blue tux stood out from the sea of classic suits in the best way possible.
Finn Wolfhard
Finn Wolfhard proves that the old adage you shouldn't wear navy with black isn't true.
Millie Bobby Brown
Millie Bobby Brown's Louis Vuitton dress/suit marked another red carpet win for the Stranger Things star.
Melissa Tang
Tang's delicate polka dot frock was a welcome burst of color on the carpet.
Jenna Lyng Adams
Adams' black frock featured a deeply scooped back and train.
Sarah Baker
The Kominsky Method's Sarah Baker channeled the Art Deco era in her sequin gown.
Christina Applegate
Applegate was one of the first of the evening to choose a bold print.
Dakota Fanning
Fanning's sage gown featured beaded embellishments along the bodice and a keyhole cutout.
Lupita Nyong'o
The Us star was a sight to behold in a belted, strapless gown with a white top and a black floral printed skirt.
Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Lopez stunned in an elegant black gown with a floor-grazing train and $9 million worth of diamonds. Casual.
Laura Dern
Laura chose a sustainable gown for the awards show, wearing a custom forest green dress by Stella McCartney.
Scarlett Johansson
The Marriage Story actress kept the draping trend going in a smoldering teal halter gown with fabric gathered around the waist.
Charlize Theron
Charlize Theron commanded the spotlight in a Givenchy Couture two-piece number, pairing a sparkling crop top with a structured black high-waisted skirt.
Nicole Kidman
Wearing one of the night's biggest trends, Nicole Kidman posed in a navy, embellished long-sleeve gown with a ruffled skirt and thigh-high slit.
Reese Witherspoon
Reese Witherspoon was the talk of the red carpet in a stunning Celine black and silver column covered in glittering embellishment.
Danai Gurira
Danai Gurira brought a burst of color to the carpet in a red structured gown paired with a killer braided ponytail.
Jennifer Aniston
The Morning Show actress was a vision in white, stepping out in a satin slip dress and an elegant pair of dangling earrings.
Zoë Kravitz
Zoë Kravitz channeled Audrey Hepburn in an orange column gown with a cinched waist and bow detail, complemented by above-the-elbow gloves.
