- The 2025 SAG Awards were hosted in Los Angeles on Sunday.
- A handful of celebrities missed the mark with their outfits.
- For example, Jamie Lee Curtis and Zooey Deschanel wore looks that overwhelmed them.
Awards season continued on Sunday with the 2025 Screen Actors Guild Awards.
Many stars arrived at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles in stunning fashion. Some experimented with daring looks, and many celebrity couples coordinated to perfection.
Unfortunately, a few attendees stood out because their outfits missed the mark.
Here's a look at the night's fashion moments that could have been better.
Zooey Deschanel's dress blended menswear and womenswear — but she should've stuck with one style.
Her black Giorgio Armani gown was perfect for a matching menswear moment with her fiancé Jonathan Scott.
However, when she walked the blue carpet alone, the long-sleeve piece with a white bib overpowered her petite frame.
It would have been better if Deschanel had fully leaned into a feminine or masculine style — like a classic black gown or a strong power suit.
Jamie Lee Curtis was going for glamour, but one piece of her outfit overwhelmed her.
She arrived at the event wearing a black, sparkling gown from Dolce & Gabbana — and it looked stunning on her.
Unfortunately, though, the dress and Curtis herself were overshadowed by a long-sleeved shawl covered in feathers. It was so puffy that it shielded her neck and almost covered her hands.
The piece seemed to wear Curtis rather than the other way around.
Tyler James Williams wore a suit that was stunning in color but also ill-fitting.
Williams' signature red-carpet style often includes oversize suit jackets styled with perfectly tailored trousers.
At the SAG Awards, he paired a large blazer featuring statement shoulder pads with long, loose-fitting pants. Together, the outfit appeared ill-fitting and a little messy.
Its maroon color, however, looked phenomenal on the actor.
Jeremy Strong made a bold fashion choice, but it didn't exactly pay off.
He posed for photographs in a sage-green outfit that was custom-made for him by Haans Nicholas Mott.
Though its unique shade worked for Strong, other various details did not. Its jacket, for example, had a string tie that was too casual for the overall look, while its satin lapels were too elevated.
His outfit might have been better if styled with a different jacket altogether.
Kerry Washington's shimmering gown had so much potential.
From the waist down, Washington's pink Armani Privé gown was fit for a princess. It was made with a shining silk fabric and embellished with a sheer, pearl-covered overlay.
Its long-sleeved top was also pretty, with a high neckline, all-over silver appliqués, and more pearls. That said, it was also see-through, which distracted from the gown's elegance.
A satin bra made from the same material as her skirt would have completed the outfit.
Millie Bobby Brown wore a peach dress that was underwhelming.
Louis Vuitton custom-made the actor's gown, which was sleeveless with a cowl neckline, floor-length skirt, and short train.
Though she elevated the look with some diamond jewelry, her gown's silhouette was ultimately too simple for the red-carpet event.
Its pale color also appeared to wash Brown out when paired with her bleach-blonde hair.
There was one simple problem with Demi Moore's edgy gown.
She wore a custom look from Bottega Veneta that should have worked for her. Its black color was classic, and its strapless neckline highlighted her gold jewelry.
Its bodice was made from leather and extended to create a drop-waist silhouette. But the harsh material didn't work as well as a softer one would have, especially considering the pleated peplum skirt it was paired with.
