- The 30th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards take place today at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles
- Dozens of celebrities attended the prestigious event, where plenty of unique fashion was on display
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The SAG Awards kicked off on a high fashion note tonight as Hollywood toasted the red carpet at one of the biggest events of the awards season, aside from the prestigious Oscars.
Hollywood's elite graced the red carpet, which was home to some of the biggest names in the business… and also some of the season's most bizarre fashion trends.
In true awards show fashion, the 30th annual SAGs, held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, was filled with plenty of style highs and a plethora of fashion lows, with several early arrivals putting on a pathetically embarrassing performance even before the official audience had begun red carpet coverage .
Ali Wong made quite a stunning appearance on the red carpet in a huge dress with diamond-shaped embellishments hanging down the sides – making the comedian look not unlike a pigeon.
Ali Wong made a pretty stunning appearance on the SAG Awards red carpet in a huge dress with diamond-shaped embellishments hanging down the sides – making the comedian look not unlike a pigeon
The dress's huge embellishments resembled the wings of a bird – but somehow also made Ali look like she came from the set of the latest Alice in Wonderland film
“Killers of the Flower Moon” star Cara Jade Myers turned heads for all the wrong reasons with her bright neon ensemble, which consisted of a strip of pink, yellow and orange tassels hanging from a very bizarre orange top
Laverne Cox was among the first SAG Awards guests to make a fashion mistake, choosing to prioritize scandal over style with her bra-baring ensemble
The awkward ensemble could easily have been a costume from a high school production of Alice in Wonderland, but whatever the inspiration behind it, the dress was without a doubt one of the strangest styles seen on the red carpet .
“Dance Moms” star Maddie Ziegler, who is usually very stylish on the red carpet, also missed the mark in her tattered cream dress that looked like it was decorated with strips of old toilet paper thanks to the hanging sheer strings the cuddly silhouette.
To make matters worse, the design disintegrated into several stringy shreds, giving the impression that it had been dragged through several thorny bushes before appearing on the red carpet.
“Killers of the Flower Moon” star Cara Jade Myers grabbed attention for all the wrong reasons with her bright neon ensemble. A very bizarre orange top had lots of pink, yellow and orange tassels hanging from it, giving the impression that she was ready to attend an extravagant carnival rather than walk the red carpet at a glitzy celebrity event.
Actress Joey King's dress looked like it had been ripped off the rack at the earliest opportunity – while her '90s-style headband made her locks look like they hadn't been touched
Elaine Welteroth (left) looked like a tacky Christmas present in her gold bow dress, while Nischelle Turner (right) looked like she was about to be swallowed by the giant fabric of her dress
Chris Perfetti's brown suit looked like a 1980s prom ensemble
Laverne Cox was one of those guests and chose to prioritize scandal over style in her bra-baring ensemble. She paired it with a unique cropped military style jacket and a long black velvet skirt which added a very gothic touch with a thick beaded choker around her neck.
“Kissing Booth” star Joey King pulled off a rare fashion move in her rather drab dress, which included a beige skirt with vintage-style floral motifs that looked no different than a pair of curtains you'd find in a suburban neighborhood from Goodwill.
Combined with the tacky '90s-style headband that snaked through her locks and paired with sheer black gloves, the entire look made it seem more like she walked straight from the mall to a tacky high school prom a red carpet event.
Speaking of prom, Abbott Elementary star Chris Perfetti's brown tuxedo, which included bootcut pants, looked not unlike an outfit you'd expect a fashion-challenged teenager to wear for his high school event in the 1980s – although fortunately he decided to forego the ruffled shirt.