SAG Awards 2024 best dressed! Margot Robbie channels Barbie in pink and black gown while…

The stars descended to Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles for the 30th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on Saturday afternoon.

Margot Robbie, 33, channeled her Barbie character in a pink and black statement Schiaparelli gown as she dazzled on the red carpet. 

Jennifer Aniston, 55, showcased her toned form in a low-cut silver Celine gown, which featured a thigh slit. 

Brie Larson, 34, flashed her incredible abs on the red carpet, rocking a peachy pink ruched crop top with a matching ball skirt by Atelier Versace.

Selena Gomez, 31, looked ethereal in a fitted white Atelier Versace gown, opting to leave her long brunette locks loose around her. 

Margot, who starred as the title character in the Barbie film, wore a black and bubblegum pink Schiaparelli Couture frock that featured a black strapless mini dress with a pink accent along the waist and shoulder.

The asymmetrical number included a long train in the pink tone.

The Australian-born actress, who arrived with her husband Tom Ackerley, wore black pointed heels, paired with diamond earrings and an anklet.

The blonde movie star wore her long golden tresses loose and in waves, opting for a center part. 

Jennifer also wowed on the red carpet in a figure hugging silver gown. She is wearing Celine.

The Friends star showcased her toned form in the fitted number, which also included a thigh-slit.

The TV star looked beautiful in her bob hairstyle, with glossy pink lips and rosy cheeks as her makeup look.

Brie put her sculpted abs on full display on the red carpet, wearing a peach hued long-sleeved crop top that had a ruching detail along the center – both pieces are by Atelier Versace.

The spring-ready crop top was paired with a matching voluminous skirt that had bow details on each side.

The blonde beauty wore delicate earrings and ring, with her hair styled into a deep side part. 

Selena, who stars on Only Murders in the Building alongside Steve Martin and Martin Short, wowed in a low-cut white Atelier Versace gown with her dark hair loose around her. 

The Crown star Elizabeth Debicki wowed in a silver gown that had a plunging back, highlighting her sculpted figure. She is wearing Armani Prive.

Emma Stone wore a silver, purple and blue backless Louis Vuitton frock with delicate embellishments throughout.

Anne Hathaway wowed in an electric blue dress that had a plunging neckline, a cut-out accent over her midriff and also a belt. She is wearing Atelier Versace.

Penelope Cruz wore a low-cut midnight blue and black off-the-shoulder gown, with her short hair styled with old-Hollywood waves. She is wearing custom Chanel Haute Couture.

Jessica Chastain looked incredible in a black lace custom Armani gown that featured an intricate neckline.

The stunner, who wore her red locks loose and center parted, showcased her slim waistline in the striking frock. 

Also opting for a sheer black dress was actress Naomi Watts, who chose a Dior number. 

Tracee Ellis Ross rocked a black and white custom Balmain look while Olivia Williams and America Ferrera sported black and white, with Abby Elliott in silver and black. 

America donned Dior and Abby wore Zuhair Murad. 

Emily Blunt chose a plunging red Louis Vuitton gown while Reese Witherspoon chose a strapless version. Emily added Tiffany & Co. jewelry.

Reese Witherspoon also wore red, as did Ryan Michelle Bathe. 

Reese wore an Elie Saab Couture dress, adding a diamond necklace and earrings and red satin heels.

Lily Gladstone looked lovely in a red fringed gown featuring bright red and dark red tones. Lily is wearing Armani Prive. 

After a taxing 118-day strike, the Screen Actors Guild honored the best performers in film and television at the 30th annual SAG Awards. 

Winners were determined by SAG-AFTRA members, who vote for their favorites across a number of categories.

Lily Gladstone beat Emma Stone and Margot Robbie to earn the coveted Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role for her work in Killers Of The Flower Moon. 

Lily teared up as they began her moving acceptance speech in her native Blackfoot language before saying: ‘My friends, fellow actors, I feel the good in what you have done — what you do.

‘This has been a hard year for all of us. Those in this room, those not in this room, I’m so proud that we have gotten here in solidarity with all of our other unions.’

Elizabeth Debicki beat out Succession’s Sarah Snook as the Australian actress was recognized for her work as Princess Diana in The Crown.

Pedro Pascal earned a win over the Succession leading men as the star took home Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series for his role in The Last Of Us. 

Jeremy Allen White won Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series for his work on the Bear, with his co-star Ayo Edebiri won Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series. 

Oppenheimer was the biggest winner in the film side as it earned top honor Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture over American Fiction, Barbie, The Color Purple, and Killers Of The Flower Moon. 

Cillian Murphy was recognized for his fine work in the blockbuster film as he earned top honor Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role.

Robert Downey Jr. was recognized in the Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role category for his work on the blockbuster Oppenheimer. 

Kenneth Branagh accepted the final award of the night on behalf of his castmates as he touched on their walkout of the red carpet when the SAG strikes began last year as he said: It was last year in July we had the premiere and did the red carpet. 

Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani announced the nominations earlier this year on Instagram Live.

Netflix live streamed the ceremony for the first time. Last year’s awards were streamed on Netflix’s YouTube account.

The awards come just months after SAG-AFTRA struck a deal with film studios following a months-long strike with pay in the streaming era and artificial intelligence top issues of concern.   

The strike began on July 25, 2023 and a tentative deal was struck on November 8. It formally ended on December 5, 2023 with a 78% yes in voting. 

Despite disagreements over the final deal, the outcome was a huge relief for union leaders and the entertainment industry following a grueling few months of strikes.

The boycott coincided with the WGA strike, which lasted from May 2 to September 27.