THE LIKES of Walton Goggins and Phaedra Parks stunned on the red carpet of the Primetime Emmy Awards.
Some of the biggest names in Hollywood gathered for the highly-anticipated ceremony at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
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The likes of Real Housewives of Atlanta star Phaedra Parks have led the star names as she was amongst the first to step out onto the red carpet.
She channelled Marilyn Monroe in a light gold studded gown with a curly bob blonde hairdo.
Dancing With The Stars star Derek Hough looked dapper in his smart black tie double breasted ensemble.
Meanwhile, Walton Goggins flaunted his chest in a thin white shirt and matching jacket on the carpet.
The White Lotus star is one of the favourites to pick up a gong tonight after he was nominated in the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series category.
The hit the HBO series leads the pack with a whopping 10 nominations alongside the Apple TV+ drama, Severance.
Netflix comes in second place with the hit drama Adolescence, which has been nominated eight times.
This also includes a highly-publicised nomination for Owen Cooper, 15, who would make history as the youngest ever winner of the Supporting Actor category.
Shows such as The Penguin, The Studio and The Pitt received seven nominations, while The Bear and the FX series, Dying for Sex got six respectively.
Other high-profile programmes to be recognised include Hacks, Shrinking, and ABC’s Abbott Elementary.
This comes after a number of Hollywood icons were controversially shunned in favour of younger actors.
The leaked seating chart revealed which stars will be sitting where in the auditorium and who gets priority of place.
Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney, 27, bagged herself a prime front-row spot that is just a spitting distance from the main stage.
Joining her is Catherine Zeta-Jones – who will be a presenter for the night – along with nominees Jason Segel and Javier Bardem.
Other stars to have bagged priority seats include Wednesday actress Jenna Ortega alongside Jennifer Coolidge.
Photo cards positioned by the seats show that the group have been positioned ahead of acting legends including Harrison Ford, Jude Law, Sarah Paulson and Sam Rockwell.
Other huge stars like Michelle Williams, Seth Rogen, Bella Ramsey and Hacks stars Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder will also be peering over the heads of their industry colleagues.
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