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Top 5 Red Carpet Beauty Moments That Ruled the Emmys 2025

By Satyam Mishra

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Top 5 Red Carpet Beauty Moments That Ruled the Emmys 2025

The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards brought its typical red carpet dazzle. Beyond dresses and couture, stars delivered beauty moments that are going to inspire trends for the coming season. From bold lips to vintage hair, here are five looks that most impressed critics and fans alike.

1. Jenna Ortega—Gothic Glam with a Twist

Jenna Ortega always surprises, and at these Emmys, she leaned into a more dramatic persona. Her makeup was anchored by a deep burgundy/wine lipstick paired with smoky eyes. What elevated the look was her bleached brows—a bold choice that framed her face in a very striking, gothic-glam way. The hair was done with precision: soft waves, a polished finish, and a style that spoke of old Hollywood but with a fresh edge. The entire look felt curated, powerful, and a beauty statement not to be ignored.

What makes this stand out is contrast: dark lips + pale, sharp features + soft wavy hair. It’s a combo that could easily feel heavy, but Jenna balanced it well. It’s a look that might push people to try deeper lip shades, stronger brows, or more contrast in their red-carpet glam.

2. Selena Gomez—The Radiant Red Goddess

Selena Gomez showed up in a statement gown (a cherry red halter style with a cape silhouette), but her beauty look perhaps stole just as much attention. Her hair was slicked back into a ponytail, letting her gown and jewelry make the main visual impact. Skin was glowing—healthy, luminous—and her makeup balanced bold and soft: sharp cat eyes, red-orange lips, and clever use of highlight so everything looked polished.

What’s memorable about Selena’s look is the way it delivers drama without over-accessorizing. It’s glamour that feels classic but with modern flair. Also, her nails (soap nails style) added a subtle but on-trend finish.

3. Lisa (BLACKPINK) – Romantic Soft Pink Elegance

Lisa’s look was ethereal. Her gown was Lever Couture and draped in soft romantic tones. Her makeup followed suit: peachy-pink blush, glossy lips, and soft waves in hair that framed her face effortlessly. It was beauty in pastels, but not washed out—there was life, warmth, and glow. She embraced softness but still looked red-carpet ready, not like she stepped out of a pastel dream with no contrast.

Her manicure too grabbed attention: “pink princess” nails with rhinestones, long almond-shaped—it’s over the top in a good way and matches her overall vibe. That coordination (makeup, nails, hair, and gown) is one reason this look is still being talked about.

4. Sydney Sweeney – Old Hollywood Drama

Sydney Sweeney opted for a dramatic red Oscar de la Renta gown with a strapless neckline and a silhouette that emphasized her shape. But beauty-wise, her look matched the grandeur. Hair was styled in voluminous blowouts, dramatic in a very curated way. Makeup leaned into classic glamour: strong brows, defined eyes, luminous skin, and rich accessories (diamonds) that bounced light.

Sydney’s beauty moment is about pairing bold jewelry and a show-stopping dress with a look that’s strong but not overburdened: enough makeup to match the dress, but balanced so skin and hair shine. That level of polish is what people will try to emulate.

5. Catherine Zeta-Jones—Timeless Elegance

After several years away, Catherine Zeta-Jones made a strong return. Her gown was a corseted floor-length black piece with lace appliqué, but what caught eyes was how her beauty team complemented it. She wore a sultry soft brown lip rather than an overly dark red, deep eyeliner that gave her eyes drama without going too heavy, and her hair in loose waves parted in the middle. It gave a romantic but mature elegance.

Her look felt polished yet approachable. She didn’t chase trends; instead, she leaned into what suits her. That kind of confidence shows—and often those are the most admired looks at events like the Emmys.

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What Trends We Spotted

After reviewing lots of beauty at the 2025 Emmys, a few patterns emerged that helped these looks stand out.

  • Bold Lips & Strong Colors: Deep berries, reds, and warm tones—lips are back as statement pieces.
  • Glowing, Satin-like Skin:Not matte, not overly glossy, somewhere soft in between. Healthy, luminous finish.
  • Hair Drama: Waves, volume, slick backs, blowouts, and side parts. Many looked to past icons for inspiration.
  • Contrasts: Dark eye makeup balanced with soft lips, strong jewelry with simpler hair, and warm skin balanced with cooler tones in clothing or accessories.
  • Matching Nails & Makeup: Little touches like nail polish styles (gloss, soap nails) that echo the makeup/lip/hair tones added cohesion.

Why These Looks Resonate

What makes these five beauty looks special isn’t just the makeup or the gown. It’s how the stars used beauty to express identity, mood, and confidence.

  • They show that old awards-show glamour isn’t dead—it just evolves. A gothic vibe today might be pastel romantic tomorrow.
  • These looks balance trend with personality. You can see who the person is—a soft romantic, a bold icon, or someone leaning into drama or elegance.
  • They push people to take beauty risks: try a bold lip, try a statement nail, or try matching or contrasting in unexpected ways.

Final Thoughts

If you’re thinking about what to try for weddings, parties, or any glam event coming up, these Emmys beauty looks give plenty of inspiration. Maybe try making the lip the hero, or going for waves and volume you usually avoid. Or maybe just bring back glow and skincare so under lipstick and paint, your skin still looks alive.

In the end, the 2025 Emmys reminded us: beauty isn’t just about fashion or trends. It’s about showing up, owning your style, and letting small details do big work.

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