2026 Actor Awards: Demi Moore, Chase Infiniti and Jacob Elordi Among the Night’s Best-Dressed Stars

Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment No one should be surprised that only a handful of the men and women attending the 2026 Actor Awards on Sunday night embraced the requested dressing theme, “Reimagining Hollywood Glamour from the ’20s and ’30s.” It’s a fine idea and part of the partnership between Elle magazine and Netflix, also with the thought of perhaps elevating the event’s red carpet so it might rival May’s Met Gala. Unfortunately, there’s a vast difference between the two evenings, one an industry spotlight and the other rooted in artful statements at a museum benefit. At the industry-focused Actor Awards , no one should be faulted for wearing what they prefer, regardless of a requested dress code. Related Stories TV Seth Rogen Calls Out WGA West Awards Show Cancellation at 2026 Actor Awards TV Most Memorable Moments at 2026 Actor Awards: From 'Sinners' Star Delroy Lindo's Emotional Speech to Amy Madigan's Trophy Genitalia Joke Even so, many found ways to channel the requested decades in ways both subtle and artful. From bias-cut slip dresses to double-breasted suits and tuxedos, stars and their stylists opted for old-Hollywood glam without veering into flapper or mobster territory. Beyond the 1920s and ’30s, other decades that likewise cemented the marriage of Hollywood film and high fashion also were much in evidence, from the exquisite structure of the 1950s to the more relaxed and seductive 1970s. The result: a beautiful mix of decades and influences, focused more than anything on a central idea of Hollywood glamour. With that in mind, we selected 10 stars who either embraced the assignment or went their own way, all with stylish results. Jenna Ortega in Christian Cowan Wednesday star Jenna Ortega is no stranger to bold red-carpet choices, so it’s not a surprise th...