Every Beauty Look At The Emmys Worthy Of A Second Take

Brosnahan, who was nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series for her role in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, went simple for the evening in soft waves by hairstylist Owen Gould for Dove Hair. Her makeup was equally minimal, which makeup artist Lisa Aharon, who used Tom Ford Beauty products, took as an opportunity to make her eye makeup pop. Pre-makeup, her flawless skin was prepped by celebrity facialist Joanna Vargas.

No surprise, Ross opted for a pink lip as a presenter at the Emmys. Her makeup artist Tracey Levy kept the rest of the look beautifully glowy and neutral, which contrasted perfectly against her eye-catching gold dress.

King, who was nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress In A Limited Series Or Movie in Watchmen, stole the virtual show in a blue Schiaparelli dress — and of course, her glam was equally stunning. The actor's makeup artist, Latrice Johnson, prepped her skin with Koh Gen Do, and created her makeup look with products from Pat McGrath Labs, Anastasia Beverly Hills, and Ardell. Her gorgeous loose, wispy updo was created by hairstylist Larry Sims.

Witherspoon may have been celebrating the night from her lawn, but that didn't stop her from giving us one of her classic glam beauty looks. The actor and executive producer of Little Fires Everywhere (nominated for Outstanding Limited Series) stunned in a bright red lip, courtesy of makeup artist Kelsey Deenihan (who used Pat McGrath Labs makeup), along with pretty, soft waves thanks to hairstylist Lona Maria Vigi, who used GHD tools and Virtue products.

If there was a 2020 red carpet for the Emmys, Zendaya would have shut it down immediately. Wearing a slicked-back, side-parted bun, neutral makeup, and high-shine gloss, the Emmy nominee for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for Euphoria wore a makeup look that was just as sophisticated as her Christopher John Rogers dress.

Aniston presented on the Emmys stage in a minimal black dress, a statement necklace, and her classic pared-down makeup and hair — and looked perfectly flawless, as always.

Thede — actor, writer, and nominee for Outstanding Variety Sketch Series for A Black Lady Sketch Show — wore a show-stopping yellow gown for the evening with equally golden makeup by makeup artist Jenn Bennett and voluminous curls by hairstylist Nikki Wright.

The actor and nominee for Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Limited Series Or Movie, Taylor, went with a soft, rosy look for the evening, opting for a mauve lip and peach blush that played beautifully off of the pattern in her Prada look.

Rae, who had three nominations this year, wore a shimmery pink by makeup artist makeup artist Joanna Simkin (who prepped her skin with ALLEVEN skincare and body makeup). Her makeup — which featured Armani Beauty and Eylure Lashes — was beautifully complemented by light pink nails by manicurist Eri Ishizu and a low ponytail by hairstylist Felicia Leatherwood.

Washington, who had four nominations, stole the virtual show in a super-sleek bob by Kim Kimble and velvety pink makeup by makeup artist Carola Gonzalez, who used Neutrogena products on the Little Fires Everywhere actor.

If there were an award for "Best Glow," Shahidi would most definitely take home the trophy. The actor, whose dewy skin was courtesy of makeup artist Emily Cheng, debuted a knockout look in beautiful braids, neutral makeup (which included BITE Beauty’s Yaysayer Plumping Lip Gloss in Cider Donut and Sugar Drizzle), and quite possibly the best use of highlighter 2020 has seen yet.

Though Erivo's dress for the event was a bright and colorful statement-maker, her makeup was essentially the opposite. The actor and singer chose soft pink hues and light gloss, leaving her outfit to shine.