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Textured Detailing Was Everywhere At The 2026 Actor Awards

Feathers! Fringe! Tulle! Beads!

by Ariel Bielsky
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Parker Posey attends the 32nd Annual Actor Awards

You never quite know which trends will dominate the red carpet at a major Hollywood awards show, but at the 2026 Actor Awards, one motif stole the spotlight: textured detailing. The ceremony, formerly known as The SAG Awards, debuted not only a new name but also its first official dress code. In collaboration with Elle, attendees were asked to interpret "Reimagining Hollywood Glamour from the ’20s and ’30s” — and they delivered accordingly. Feathers, fringe, tulle, and intricate beading made their way onto the carpet in full force, rightfully so.

The early twentieth century ushered in the Jazz Age and, with it, the rise of flapper style — the fashion subculture, defined by movement and embellishment. The night’s red carpet wholly echoed that same spirit. Fringed silhouettes were plentiful, from Odessa A’zion’s shaggy romper one-piece to Bridgerton star Yerin Ha’s flowing white top anchored with classic black tailored trousers. Both looks swayed effortlessly with every step. Parker Posey embraced the theme in a bubblegum pink Gucci gown trimmed with feathers, adding just the right amount of subtle old Hollywood drama.

The Actor Award’s best looks were far from tacky costumes, they were thoughtful, multi-dimensional, and layered with texture galore.

Gwyneth Paltrow

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In Givenchy and vintage Belperron earclips.

Yerin Ha

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In Balenciaga and David Yurman jewelry.

Odessa A'zion

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In Giorgio Armani.

Sheryl Lee Ralph

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In Saiid Kobeisy couture and De Beers jewelry.

Hannah Einbinder

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Natasha Rothwell

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In Naeem Khan and Mindi Mond jewelry.

Parker Posey

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In Gucci.

Fran Drescher

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