TV's biggest night is here! The Emmys bring Hollywood's top silver-screen talent together to celebrate the very best in television—and the 2025 Emmys are especially exciting for the cast of The Pitt. The HBO series is up for 12 awards, with its female cast members manifesting a big night with their scene-stealing gowns.
Just like she does as charge nurse Dana Evans, veteran actor Katherine LaNasa commanded attention on the 2025 Emmys red carpet in Jason Wu. She told E!'s Zuri Hall she was "going for a Grace Kelly vibe," and LaNasa was an Old Hollywood vision in a strapless ivory ballgown complete with a ceil blue bow—which LaNasa called a "traditional nursing color." The star added matching blue pumps, a metallic clutch, a diamond bracelet, and stud earrings to round off her look.
LaNasa is nominated for her first-ever Emmy award in the Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series category. She's up against some tough competition: Carrie Coon, Aimee Lou Wood, Parker Posey, Natasha Rothwell, Julianne Nicholson, and Patricia Arquette.
Supriya Ganesh, who stars as the bright and caring Dr. Samira Mohan, chose a semi-sheer gown for her first appearance on the Emmys red carpet. She glowed in a column dress covered in intricately beaded swirls, complete with dewy makeup and an elegant updo.
Taylor Dearden, who fans will recognize as the kindhearted Dr. Mel King, took to the Emmys red carpet in a black drop-waist gown. It featured a sweetheart neckline and a voluminous beaded lace skirt. To complete her look, Dearden wore delicate silver jewelry, a classic watch, and soft, peachy makeup. While Dearden attended the 2010 Emmys in support of dad Bryan Cranston, this year marks her first time attending for her very own show.
Isa Briones, who stars as The Pitt's ambitious Dr. Trinity Santos, was a style standout in a lime green corset dress. The neon number was accentuated at the waist with a matching sash, and Briones accessorized with a navy hair bow.
Meanwhile, Fiona Dourif went for an edgier take on the naked dress. The actor, who stars as resident Dr. Cassie McKay, wore a velvet and mesh dress with sheer cutouts that showed off her legs, arms, and midriff. To complete her look, Dourif wore her long brown hair swept into a messy updo.
Tonight's ceremony is also a first for Shabana Azeez, who stars as the young and eager Dr. Victoria Javadi. For the occasion, she went for a full organza look in a draped Marchesa gown, a large rosette detail at the shoulder, and a sweeping train in a classic trumpet silhouette. She upped the glamour with diamond earrings and statement rings.
Tracy Ifeachor, another first-time Emmys attendee, opted for an Art Deco-inspired gown. It looked fit for the Roaring Twenties, featuring cap sleeves and a geometric print made from hundreds of beads. She finished her look with a glittering tennis bracelet and clutch bag.
