Screen Actors Guild Awards - 2016: the best ceremony dresses

Recently, one of the most important ceremonies of the year, Screen Actors Guild Awards-2016, was held in Los Angeles. The red carpet of the 22nd annual award was honored by our presence of our main movie stars and fashion celebrities.

In addition to the presented nominations and their winners, we are no less interested in the rating of the most luxurious outfits of our celebrities. The most subtle, seasoned and memorable of them we consider below.

The best dress in the disco style was Alicia Vikander’s strict closed dress by Louis Vuitton. It is completely embroidered with multi-colored sequins in color blocking style, which enhances the brightness and unusualness of the dress.

Helen Mirren, Julianne Moore, Nicole Kidman and Hana Baksheyv also blinded fans with dresses, embroidered with pearls and studded with shine.

Christina Ricci looked very charmingly dressed in soft purple pastel dress with pleats by Christopher Kane and Fred Leighton jewelery.

Rachel McAdams went on the red carpet in a luxurious uncluttered dress by Eli Saab. Lorraine Schwartz jewelery and Brian Atwood shoes concisely finished her bow.

Not lagging behind modesty from the star fashionistas and dandies and Naomi Watts, wearing an unusually restrained dark blue dress with lace on the floor from Burberry. The image once again emphasized her slim silhouette.

The Michael Kors Collection closure lace dress was presented by Sirsha Ronan, and the shirt-style elegant by Demi Moore. January Jones appeared in the image of the Greek goddess.

Kate Winslet won the elegant-classic style of Armani. The refined emerald image of the actress was successfully complemented by Jimmy Choo shoes and Neil Lane jewelery.

Versace Haute Couture dazzled the surrounding Bree Larson with her incredibly beautiful sky color.

The appearance of Sophia Vergara was very bright. She was wearing a vera wang fuchsia dress with a frank neckline. In addition to the image, the star has chosen a clutch from Jimmy Choo.

Eva Longoria appeared in a green fitting dress with deep necklines at the front, and behind the fashion designer Julien Macdonald, complemented with ornaments from Lorrarine Schwartz.

Rooney Mara also gave preference along with a deep neckline and an open back from Valentino. Not lost with her bow and star Emilia Clark. Dior's bright pink dress with a deep neckline made a staggering success.

Film star Marisa Tomei in a green, embroidered sequined dress from Zuhair Murad fascinated all those present.

Kiernan Shipka looked girlishly charming and romantic in a purple-flowered dress from Erdem's couture collection.

Indeed, there were no frank and ridiculous dresses at this ceremony, and many stars showed their refined taste.