Emmy Awards 2019: All the best dresses on the Emmys red carpet

Love the glitz and the glamour of the Emmy Awards? You're going to love all the best dresses on the red (ok, purple!) carpet. The annual bash celebrates the best shows on television and this year it's all about Game of Thrones, Killing Eve, Fleabag and The Marvellous Mrs Maisel... keep scrolling to see all the best dresses at the Emmys. Prepare to be wowed... 

Jodie Comer

Killing Eve's Jodie Comer always nails the red carpet, and for the 2019 Emmys, it was no different. Styled by Elizabeth Saltzman, she looked sensational in Tom Ford and she made all the best-dressed lists. Her hair looked beautiful - styled by Mark Townsend in a bit-up-bit-down style - we love the volume and the drama. 

When asked on the red carpet about Prince William's recent confession about watching Killing Eve, the 26-year-old said: "So I heard about this… when does he have the time to watch Killing Eve? I mean, I love it. Do you think [Prince] Harry watches it as well?" We sure hope so. 

Phoebe Waller-Bridge

Sparkles, tulle and a plunging neckline, we can't get over how beautiful the Fleabag star looked at the 2019 Emmys in her Monique Lhuillier dress. Phoebe Waller-Bridge's hair was styled by Dennis Gots using Dyson, and her makeup was applied by Nikki DeRoest using Chanel makeup. The mua took to Instagram and wrote: "The Ultra Le Teint Velvet Foundation will give you the blurred, velvet, flawless skin of your dreams." Adds to basket! 

Sandra Oh 

Killing Eve actress Sandra Oh opted for a rose-hued Zac Posen dress for her red carpet outfit at the 2019 Emmy Awards - she looked fantastic, we think you'll agree.

Mandy Moore

This is Us star, and best actress nominee, Mandy Moore looked incredible as she graced the red carpet at the 2019 Emmy Awards. She wore a Brandon Maxwell pink twill gazaar blouse with a red crepe cummerbund skirt. Her makeup looked on point thanks to her makeup artist Jenn Streicher who primed her skin with The Route Beauty's The Girlfriend Skin Loving Glow Primer, and used Lora Cosmetics makeup.   

Emilia Clark

Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke looked gorgeous as she arrived at the 2019 Emmy Awards wearing Valentino with David Webb jewels. The best actress nominee opted for a Jennifer Lopez-inspired beauty look, telling her followers: "J-Lo just as a heads up you have inspired this year's lewk. I am one lucky lady to have the best glam squad ever invented…"  

Sophie Turner

Her first Emmys red carpet as a married woman, Sophie Turner wowed in a blush pink dress as she smouldered in front of the flashbulbs.

Halsey 

Singer Halsey wore a wow-worthy dress for the 2019 Emmy Awards. If you can't wear a millennial pink blush number for a an award show, when can you?

Taraji P. Henson

Another red and pink number - Taraji and Mandy Moore both got the memo for the 2019 Emmy awards. Taraji opted for Jason Bolden for her dramatic look.

Viola Davis 

Best actress nominee, Viola Davis, brought the A-list glamour to the red carpet with her monochrome Alberta Ferretti dress and Forevermark jewels. The How to Get Away With Murder star is known for her red carpet glamour and she did not disappoint. Her stylist for the evening was Elizabeth Stewart, who also works with Julia Roberts.  

Christina Applegate 

It was a first for Christina Applegate - she had her FIRST custom-made dress created. Fashion designer Vera Wang was the woman behind the Dead To Me star's creation and she looked phenomenal in the dove grey number. 

Jameela Jamil

Oh wow! Now, this is a moment. Although Jameela Jamil looked amazing, she suffered in the days prior to the event. She captioned a photo on Instagram Stories: "So sick from spending the whole day yesterday with gastritis that I had to get an IV to get me onto the red carpet today."

Kate McKinnon

Hollywood's hilarious A-lister Kate McKinnon looked insanely gorgeous at the 2019 Emmy Awards and we love her makeup. Her makeup artist, Cassandra Garcia, opted for a rose gold and burgundy smokey eye, Lashify lashes and her lipstick was the Bobbi Brown Bare Truth nude lip colour. Divine.

Kerry Washington 

Black sequin trousers and a crisp white shirt - we loved this look at the 2019 Emmy Awards. We think Olivia Pope would agree as well.

Kristen Bell 

Dior Resort was the designer of choice for Kristen Bell. Styled by Nicole Chavez, the TV star had some serious bling with her Harry Winston jewels. Her up-do hairstyle was expertly created by Davy Newkirk using Paul Mitchell hair products. Her makeup was applied by Simone A Siegl using Dior beauty. 

Laura Linney 

From her sensational metallic ensemble to her glowing skin, Laura Linney was GLOWING at the Emmys. As for the actress's face, it's probably all down to celebrity facialist Gavin McLeod-Valentine who often gives Laura red-carpet-ready facials using Intraceuticals.

Maisie Williams

Looking fantastic in a vampy black dress with embellished shoes, Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams worked her new brunette hair perfectly. 

Ryan Richman for Dove Hair said: "Maisie’s black asymmetrical dress is a custom design by Reuben Selby and was made by JW Anderson. The dress is elegant, but the asymmetry and black colour gave it a bit of edge and moodiness. We wanted to take Maisie in a more mature direction as she is exploring new roles now that Game of Thrones has come to an end. The first step was changing her hair colour from pink to a natural brunette."

Rachel Brosnahan 

Check. Out. The. Glamour. The Marvellous Mrs Maisel actress looked incredible in navy sequins for the Emmy Awards 2019. The Prime TV actress is fast-becoming our favourite style star on the red carpet, and she gave it her all for this particular event in her Elie Saab dress. Her hairstylist Owen Gould used Morrocan Oil to get her tresses ready. 

Kim Kardashian-West and Kendall Jenner

For the 2019 Emmys, Kim opted for one of her favourite designers to wear - Vivienne Westwood. Keeping it chic and stylish in black, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star looked fabulous as she took to the stage with her sister. 

Kendall Jenner opted for something a little more risque, a floral and patent leather dress by Richard Quinn.