14 Unforgettable Looks at the Critics Choice Awards

 


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Several celebrities made bold fashion statements at the 2025 Critics Choice Awards in Santa Monica, California, despite the absence of a televised red-carpet pre-show.

Here are some of the most unforgettable looks:
  • Ariana Grande: She wore a Dior couture dress featuring tentacle-like fringes.
  • Colman Domingo: He sported a monochrome ensemble with at least five distinct pieces, including an elegant coat.
  • Demi Moore: She wore a Schiaparelli couture dress made of strips of fabric.
  • Hannah Einbinder: She showcased a captivating Louis Vuitton gown.
  • Issa López: She wore an artistic mix of a sculptural statement necklace, a woven shawl, and a pleated skirt.
  • Joey King: She wore a Miu Miu dress featuring ruffles, a bow, and sparkling crystals.
  • Leighton Meester and Adam Brody: The couple appeared as if they were about to be crowned prom royalty in Dior.
  • Lupita Nyong'o: She wore a Chanel couture creation featuring a floral-print bustier dress enveloped in layers of black tulle.
  • Marisa Abela: She wore a classic Dior look in a rich wine color.
  • Marissa Bode: She donned a gown made from a soft, silvery fabric.
  • Moeka Hoshi: She made a case for tube tops as formal wear in a red Louis Vuitton outfit.
  • Naomi Watts: She wore custom Prada.
  • Nicole Kidman: She wore a sharp Saint Laurent suit with broad shoulders, high-waisted trousers, and a polka-dot tie.
  • Bridget Everett: She sported a fiery minidress paired with a clutch that featured pink and orange Ds.

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