Actress Meg Stalter made a bold fashion statement at the Emmy Awards red carpet by embodying the ceremony’s most iconic symbol. The “Hacks” star arrived dressed entirely in gold, complete with matching skin tone, wings, and a replica of the Emmy statue’s globe positioned above her head. Her co-star and series collaborator Paul W. Downs accompanied her in a traditional black tuxedo, creating a striking contrast to her avant-garde ensemble.
Stalter earned her first Emmy nomination this year for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy. She recently returned to Los Angeles after performing in the Broadway production of “Oh, Mary!” where she played the title role. Downs also received recognition with his own nomination for outstanding supporting actor in a comedy, while also earning recognition as a writer and executive producer on the series alongside Lucia Aniello and Jen Statsky.
The pair’s creative red carpet collaboration reflects their established pattern of memorable fashion moments. Previously, they famously coordinated bright orange outfits inspired by the film “Marty Supreme” at the Critics Choice Awards in January. Stalter has explained that she and Downs enjoy incorporating comedic bits into their public appearances, viewing the red carpet as an opportunity to entertain fans and photographers. “Hacks” recently concluded its fifth and final season and received 24 Emmy nominations for this year’s ceremony.
Originally reported by Variety →
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