Jamie Lee Curtis Steals the Show in Bold Outfit at 2025 SAG Awards!
Jamie Lee Curtis was a total showstopper at the 2025 Screen Actors Guild Awards, rocking a stunning black sequin gown from Dolce & Gabbana paired with a fabulous feathered bolero. At 66, she’s making waves not just for her fashion statements, but also for her powerhouse performance in “The Last Showgirl,” where she plays Annette, a once-famous Las Vegas showgirl turned cocktail waitress. The flick also features a stellar cast, including Pamela Anderson and Kiernan Shipka, and has audience buzz that may just secure Curtis an award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role—she’s up against tough competition like Monica Barbaro and Ariana Grande!
During the Netflix pre-show, Curtis described her look as “giving showgirl,” and honestly, we couldn’t agree more. The outfit choice resonates so well with her nomination that it’s practically a celebration of that glittery Vegas life. Talk about serving drama and glam!
But Curtis isn’t just about the glitz; she’s also been a fierce advocate for self-acceptance and authenticity. Recently, she opened up about her legacy of battling unrealistic beauty standards, sharing her bold experience going makeup-free for the cover of More magazine back in 2002. She organized a shoot that showcased her bare face and natural look, intentionally contrasting that with the polished glam that many women feel pressured to achieve. “I have been a vocal critic…of this cosmeceutical industrial complex,” she stated, emphasizing the importance of embracing one’s true self.
Not to forget, her co-star Pamela Anderson has also inspired Curtis with her own makeup-free journey, which kickstarted during Paris Fashion Week this past September. Curtis visibly got emotional about Anderson’s bold move. “I started sobbing because it’s exactly what we should be doing,” she said, revealing her heartfelt respect for the iconic actress.
All in all, Jamie Lee Curtis is not just winning award nominations; she’s championing authenticity in a world that often says we need to conform to superficial standards of beauty. Now that’s a win-win!
Sources: Celebrity Storm Wire and People Magazine, The Guardian, Variety
