25 Standout Looks From the 2024 Critics Choice Awards

From Margot Robbie's leather rosettes to Ali Wong's green floral print, these were the best and brightest of the night.

Film and television's biggest names descended upon Santa Monica last night for the 29th Critics' Choice Awards. Barbie led with a record-breaking eighteen nominations in the film categories, while Oppenheimer and Poor Things were close behind with thirteen each. Apple TV's The Morning Show led the television categories with six nominations and Succession with five. On the red carpet, two major trends reappeared from last week's Golden Globes: Sweet Romance and Modern Black Tie attire.

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The classic color combo of black and white dominated the red carpet as stars like Billie Eilish wore a white shirtdress fitted underneath a black Thom Browne dress. On the men's side, Steven Yeun wore a pearl-encrusted jacket and tuxedo pants from Pharell's debut men's collection for Louis Vuitton. Best Supporting Actress Winner Da'Vine Joy Rudolph wowed audiences in a custom Jovana Louis gown in a black mermaid shape styled by Wayman + Micah. Classic white was interpreted in interesting silhouettes worn by the likes of The Bear's Ayo Edebiri in a relaxed look from The Row and Keri Russell, who wore a Stéphane Rolland creamy couture creation.

Rosettes made us fall in love with the sweet romance trend as the neckline of Margot Robbie's blood-red Balmain dress, the shoulder of Emily Blunt's sequined Armani Privé look, and the entirety of Dua Lipa's Prada dress were enveloped in pretty petals. A painterly floral motif adorned Ali Wong's green Givenchy gown, while Elizabeth Debicki was all wrapped in a big bow from Oscar De La Renta. Blue hues were a major callout of the night as Lily Gladstone beamed in a custom Christian Siriano while Rosamund Pike and Matt Bomer both donned the color in their sequins and suits.

See ahead for our favorite looks from the 2024 Critics Choice Awards.

Margot Robbie in Balmain

Robbie forewent Barbie pink for ravishing red in a custom Balmain gown with a bouquet of rosettes at the neckline and draped on her body like liquid latex. She chose Lorraine Schwartz jewelry and custom Manolo Blahnik sandals to polish the look off.

Da'Vine Joy Randolph in Jovana Louis

The winner of Best Supporting Actress for her role as Mary Lamb in The Holdovers wore a custom Jovana Louis gown and Norman Silverman jewelry for a timeless look that evoked old-school Hollywood glamour.

Lily Gladstone in Christian Siriano

After a historic win at last week's Golden Globes, the Killers of the Flower Moon star rocked a royal blue gown from Christian Siriano styled by Jason Rembert.

Billie Eilish in Thom Browne

Thom Browne created a black seamed bodice with exposed seam binding detail and low-rise pencil skirt for the what was i made for singer.

Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton

Louis Vuitton ambassador Emma Stone wore a black pleated Grecian-inspired dress with a scalloped neckline that tied at the waist. The actress was awarded for her role as Bella Baxter in Poor Things.

Emily Blunt in Giorgio Armani Privé

The Oppenheimer actress wore a red shimmering sequined Armani Privé dress with yet another rosette motif at the shoulder and jewels from Tiffany & Co.

Ayo Edebiri in The Row

Ayo Edebiri from The Bear looked effortless chic in an all-white, relaxed fit suit from The Row and black sunglasses from Oliver Peoples.

Dua Lipa in Prada

Lipa looked lovely in a column dress adorned with burgundy wavy petal-like appliques designed by Prada paired with brilliant Tiffany & Co. jewels.

Matt Bomer in Berluti

Bomer beamed in a blue Berluti suit which made a strong sartorial argument to officially bring back the cummerband.

Quinta Brunson in Georges Hobeika

The Abbott Elementary writer, producer, and actress was all smiles in a sheer, deep v-neck dress designed by Georges Hobeika and Nicole Rose jewelry.

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Steven Yeun in Louis Vuitton

Yeun won big for his acting work in Beef, wearing a pearl-encrusted checkerboard jacket and black tuxedo pants from Louis Vuitton's men's collection designed by Pharell.

Sarah Snook in Cong Tri

Vietnamese designer Cong Tri crafted a tailored black blazer and evening skirt for Snook that would certainly get the quiet luxury seal of approval from her Succession character, Shiv Roy. Snook also wore glimmering Bucherer Fine Jewellery.

Rosamund Pike in Rodarte

Pike served Murder on the Dancefloor vibes in a slinky aquamarine Rodarte dress that recalled the disco glamour of Studio 54.

Brie Larson in Prada

Prada dressed Larson in a minimalistic yet fashion-forward black frock that featured a Victorian-esque empire waist and chic sheer panels, giving the look a more modern feel.

Ali Wong in Givenchy

The winner for Best Actress in a Limited Series or Movie looked like a masterpiece in a sheer green Givenchy dress with a painterly floral motif. She paired the look with Brandon Blackwood platforms and Jared Atelier jewelry, including a diamond and emerald necklace to match her gown.

Elizabeth Debicki in Oscar de la Renta

Debicki looked pretty as can be as she was crowned the winner of her acting category for her portrayal of Princess Diana in The Crown.

Coleman Domingo in Valentino

Domingo brought the swagger to the red carpet in a custom Valentino look that comprised of a golden fringed coat and a canary-colored suit.

Reese Witherspoon in Celine

Custom Celine was the correct choice for Witherspoon as she confidently strode down the red carpet in a flirty black dress with an oversized bow at the hip.

Keri Russell in Stéphane Rolland

The Diplomat actress wore a creamy couture creation from French fashion designer Stéphane Rolland. This is the second time Russel has chosen the hue for this awards cycle, having worn a white Jil Sander dress at last week's Golden Globes.

Tom Holland in Prada

The Crowded Room star posed in a brown Prada suit worn with a pink collared shirt for a perfect pop of color.

Carey Mulligan in Armani Privé

Mulligan looked on point in a jaw-dropping black Armani Privé dress that featured a dramatic neckline.

America Ferrera in Alberta Ferretti

Ferrera shimmered like a bronze beauty in a sequined Alberta Ferretti dress that she wore with bold Pomellato Jewelry.

Greta Lee in Loewe

Style and silver screen darling Greta Lee looked impossibly cool in an androgynous black sequined set from Loewe.

Charles Melton in Valentino

The May December star smoldered in a scarlet red Valentino suit with a black tie that featured the fashion house's signature "V".

Christina Ricci in Atsuko Kudo

Julia Von Boehm styled the Yellowjackets actress in a custom dress from latex brand Atsuko Kudo which featured both a scalloped neckline and hem.

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