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All Of The Best Looks From The 2023 Critics Choice Awards Red Carpet

  • <p>After the <a href="https://www.elle.com/uk/fashion/g25746956/golden-globes-best-red-carpet-looks/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" data-ylk="slk:Golden Globes" class="link ">Golden Globes</a> kicked off 2023's long-awaited awards season earlier this month, the Critics Choice Awards returned in all their IRL glory.</p><p>The stars we out in full force at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles for this year's awards ceremony, that saw Cate Blanchett win Best Actress for Tár, Everything Everywhere All at Once pick up the Best Picture award, Netflix's popular Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery awarded for both Best Comedy and Best Acting Ensemble, and Janelle Monáe honoured with the #SeeHer Award – among numerous other exciting wins throughout the night.</p><p>But our favourite part? The fashion of course! And this year's red carpet certainly did not disappoint. From Elle Fanning in Alexander McQueen and Anya Taylor-Joy in the ultimate Christian Dior naked dress, to Michelle Yeoh in pink-and-black Carolina Herrera and Kerry Washington looking glorious as ever in glitzy Armani Privé, these were the winners in the style stakes... </p><p>Presenting the Critics Choice Awards 2023 best red carpet looks:</p>
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    All Of The Best Looks From The 2023 Critics Choice Awards Red Carpet

    After the Golden Globes kicked off 2023's long-awaited awards season earlier this month, the Critics Choice Awards returned in all their IRL glory.

    The stars we out in full force at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles for this year's awards ceremony, that saw Cate Blanchett win Best Actress for Tár, Everything Everywhere All at Once pick up the Best Picture award, Netflix's popular Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery awarded for both Best Comedy and Best Acting Ensemble, and Janelle Monáe honoured with the #SeeHer Award – among numerous other exciting wins throughout the night.

    But our favourite part? The fashion of course! And this year's red carpet certainly did not disappoint. From Elle Fanning in Alexander McQueen and Anya Taylor-Joy in the ultimate Christian Dior naked dress, to Michelle Yeoh in pink-and-black Carolina Herrera and Kerry Washington looking glorious as ever in glitzy Armani Privé, these were the winners in the style stakes...

    Presenting the Critics Choice Awards 2023 best red carpet looks:

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    Lily James in Oscar de la Renta

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    Phoebe Dynevor in Louis Vuitton

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    Janelle Monáe in Vera Wang

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    Daisy Edgar-Jones in Gucci

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    Julia Garner in Ferragamo

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    Anya Taylor-Joy in Christian Dior

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    Kerry Washington in Armani Privé

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    Amanda Seyfried in Christian Dior

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    Aubrey Plaza in Louis Vuitton

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    Claire Foy in Prada

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    Kate Hudson in Oscar de la Renta

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    Sadie Sink in Chanel

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    Michelle Yeoh in Carolina Herrera

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    Cate Blanchett in Max Mara

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    Elle Fanning in Alexander McQueen

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    Julia Roberts in Schiaparelli

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    Eve Hewson in Cong Tri

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    Michelle Williams in Louis Vuitton

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<p>After the <a href="https://www.elle.com/uk/fashion/g25746956/golden-globes-best-red-carpet-looks/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" data-ylk="slk:Golden Globes" class="link ">Golden Globes</a> kicked off 2023's long-awaited awards season earlier this month, the Critics Choice Awards returned in all their IRL glory.</p><p>The stars we out in full force at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles for this year's awards ceremony, that saw Cate Blanchett win Best Actress for Tár, Everything Everywhere All at Once pick up the Best Picture award, Netflix's popular Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery awarded for both Best Comedy and Best Acting Ensemble, and Janelle Monáe honoured with the #SeeHer Award – among numerous other exciting wins throughout the night.</p><p>But our favourite part? The fashion of course! And this year's red carpet certainly did not disappoint. From Elle Fanning in Alexander McQueen and Anya Taylor-Joy in the ultimate Christian Dior naked dress, to Michelle Yeoh in pink-and-black Carolina Herrera and Kerry Washington looking glorious as ever in glitzy Armani Privé, these were the winners in the style stakes... </p><p>Presenting the Critics Choice Awards 2023 best red carpet looks:</p>

The best red carpet looks from the 2023 Critics Choice Awards featuring

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