Lily Collins struck a beautiful pose for a glamourous series of snaps ahead of the virtual 27th annual SAG Awards on Sunday night.
The Emily in Paris star, 32, slipped into a magical jewel-encrusted dress for the prestigious event, and looked at ease in front of the lens.
Featuring spectacular embellishing and a Peter Pan collar, Lily teamed her pastel pink frock with pretty strap heels and wore her long brown hair straight and loose.
Stunning: Lily Collins, 32, struck a beautiful pose for a glamourous series of snaps ahead of the virtual 27th annual SAG Awards on Sunday night
Not wanting to detract from her short gown, Lily kept her jewellery understated.
With the show pre-taped this year amid the pandemic and the nominees unable to walk a red carpet, Hollywood s finest instead shared their looks to social media.
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Clockwise from top left: Jason Sudeikis; Carey Mulligan smiles as Viola Davis wins; Rita Moreno “freezes”; The Schitt’s Creek cast wins; Sterling K. Brown’s early headshot; Yuh-Jung Youn wins
Screenshot: The 27th SAG Awards (TNT/TBS)
Perhaps learning from the Emmys, Golden Globes, and Grammys, the 27th Screen Actors Guild Awards went live-to-tape and pre-recorded their annual awards ceremony which they smartly condensed down to just an hour. But just because it wasn’t truly live doesn’t mean the night was without its endearing surprises and touching acceptance speeches. Here are the most memorable moments from the 2021 SAG Awards.
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SAG Awards 2021: Here Are All The Winners Minari and Ma Rainey s Black Bottom lead the film nominees ahead of the one-hour, pre-taped Screen Actors Guild ceremony.
To all those who’ve griped about overlong award shows and the technical glitches of pandemic-era ceremonies, rest assured that the Screen Actors Guild Awards are doing things differently.
The 27th annual SAG Awards kicked off on Sunday night with the express purpose of combating the bloat of the most prolonged award season in recent memory with a pre-taped hourlong affair.
The ceremony, which stands as the only awards show voted on entirely by actors, is foregoing all the traditional trappings ― no red carpet, no host, no set and definitely no afterparties ― for a streamlined and COVID-safe celebration of film and television performances over the past year.