Sequins, Butterfly Tattoos & More! See The Wackiest Looks From The 2020 Critics’ Choice Awards
Jan. 13 2020, Published 3:55 p.m. ET
Celebrities went all out for the 2020 Critics’ Choice Awards. Some of Hollywood’s hottest stars showed up to the 25th annual event on Sunday, January 12, 2020, looking like the best versions of themselves.
The lavish awards show was held at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California, and hosted many of the industry’s biggest names.
Beloved Devil Wears Prada actress Anne Hathaway — who welcomed her second child with husband Adam Shulman in December 2019 — turned heads when she walked the red carpet in head-to-toe sequins. Meanwhile, Like A Boss star Billy Porter made jaws drop with his old-school butterfly tattoos and bright teal jumper.
Celebrated newbie Awkwafina — who first made a name for herself in Ocean’s 8 and Crazy Rich Asians — looked undoubtedly stylish in her monochrome look, as did Zendaya, who opted for a hot pink naked dress.
One-color looks were a bit of theme this year among the star-studded crowd.
The Act’s Joey King looked like a rock star in a flattering silver dress, heels and purse while Olivia Wilde looked like a sun-kissed queen in a plunging orange dress, which she showed off next to Hangover star fiancé Jason Sudeikis.
Kristen Bell also showed up to the Critics’ Choice Awards in a bright monochrome outfit, rocking a neon green satin jumpsuit while accepting her prize on stage.
Other stars, like Cynthia Erivo, went for less traditional looks. The Harriet actress showed up in an intricate mosaic-print gown that paired well with her silver and gold jewelry.
British costume designer Sandy Powell look cool as ever in a bright baby blue power suit that perfectly contrasted her fiery orange hair while Lupita Nyong'o looked elegant in her sleek leather-accented mocha gown and dramatic updo.
Entertainment Tonight’s Keltie Knight made both the wackiest and the best-dressed list in her light pink tulle high-low gown which boasted a long train and made her look like a modern princess. She finished off her look with a pair of gold heels.
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Anne Hathaway
Hathaway was nominated for best actress in a limited series or movie made for television for her role in Amazon's Modern Love. She was a sight to see in her sparkly silver and gold dress.
Awkwafina
The star — who was nominated for best actress for her performance in The Farewell — wowed in a deep yellow gown by Elie Saab. Just last week, she took home the Golden Globe for best actress in a motion picture for her role in the film.
Sandy Powell
The costume designer was compared to the late David Bowie in her bright satin look.
Billy Porter
Porter’s Hogan McLaughlin seafoam jumpsuit was the talk of the night. The star was nominated for best actor in a drama series for his role in Pose.
Zendaya
The star shut down the show in her vibrant Tom Ford gown featuring a molded, asymmetrical top. She was nominated for best actress in a drama series for her role in Euphoria.
Cynthia Erivo
The actress — nominated for best actress for her leading role in Harriet — was all smiles in her patterned gown.
Keltie Knight
The Canadian presenter showed off her style while speaking to celebrities on the red carpet.
Joey King
The actress — who was nominated for best actress in a movie or miniseries for her role in The Act — shone bright in a metallic foil gold Prada dress.
Lupita Nyong'o
The star looked poised in her stunning vintage Michael Kors dress at the event. She was nominated for best actress for her role in Us.
Kristen Bell
The green belle of the ball took home the #SeeHer award at the 2020 Critics’ Choice Awards. The prize recognizes women who "push boundaries on changing stereotypes and acknowledge the importance of authentic portrayals of women across the entertainment landscape.”
Olivia Wilde
The actress, whose coming-of-age movie Booksmart was nominated for the Best Comedy award, glowed in her bright Valentino dress. The film marks her directorial debut.