Lily Gladstone Stuns with Unique Copper Chest Plate on 2024 Emmys Red Carpet

Monday, 16 September 2024, 01:30

Lily Gladstone captivated onlookers as she showcased a stunning copper chest plate while attending the 2024 Emmys. This eye-catching piece complemented her Rodarte black velvet gown, marking a significant moment in award show fashion. As she walks the red carpet, Gladstone continues to break barriers in the entertainment industry.
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Lily Gladstone Stuns with Unique Copper Chest Plate on 2024 Emmys Red Carpet

Lily Gladstone captivated onlookers as she showcased a stunning copper chest plate while attending the 2024 Emmys. This eye-catching piece complemented her Rodarte black velvet gown, marking a significant moment in award show fashion. The sculptural chest plate hung elegantly from slender straps around her shoulders, adding an avant-garde flair to her ensemble.

Gladstone paired the luxurious gown with chic black open-toe shoes and accessorized with a cuff and diamond stud earrings by Agnes Seaweed Wisden. Her polished look was completed with hair swept back in a low ponytail, a smokey eye, and a dark pink lip, showcasing her unique style.

A highlight of the event was Gladstone's nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for her role in Hulu's 'Under the Bridge.' This accolade positions her alongside Kali Reis, making them the first Indigenous women ever nominated for acting in Emmys history.

Earlier this year, at the Oscars, Gladstone made history as the first Native American actor to receive a nomination for Best Actress for her impressive role in 'Killers of the Flower Moon.' As her character Cam Bentland in 'Under the Bridge,' she gives voice to significant real-life events related to Indigenous representation within true-crime storytelling.

“After 'Killers of the Flower Moon,' seeing another true-crime piece, I leaned away a little bit,” Gladstone shared with Vogue, noting the importance of representation on screen. “Seeing an Indigenous woman cop, I thought, That’s a really huge chunk of the representation you have onscreen for Indigenous actresses. I think I, [like] a lot of performers, hope that there’s room to expand and grow and contextualize the character.”


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