Here's who Yahoo Canada readers chose as the best and worst dressed at the 2021 Emmys

Elizabeth Di Filippo
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Who did Yahoo Canada readers choose as the best and worst dressed of the 2021 Emmy Awards? (Images via Getty Images)
Who did Yahoo Canada readers choose as the best and worst dressed of the 2021 Emmy Awards? (Images via Getty Images)

The 2021 Emmys may be over, but there's still one more winner to declare: best and worst dressed.

We gathered some of the most talked-about looks of the night and asked Yahoo Canada readers to put to a vote which stars they thought deserved the title of best and worst dressed on the 2021 Emmy red carpet.

The people have spoken, and winners (and losers) have been chosen! Check out the best and worst looks of the night, according to you.

BEST: Catherine Zeta-Jones

Catherine Zeta-Jones at the 2021 Emmy Awards. (Image via Getty Images)
Catherine Zeta-Jones at the 2021 Emmy Awards. (Image via Getty Images)

Yahoo Canada readers couldn't get enough of Zeta-Jones's strapless crimson gown by Cristina Ottaviano. The 51-year-old Oscar-winner earned the title of best dressed of the night, earning 34 per cent of reader votes. Zeta-Jones paired her elegant look with dazzling jewels from Lorraine Schwartz and matching silk heels by Christian Louboutin for a look befitting a red carpet queen.

RUNNER-UP: Yara Shahidi

"Grown-ish" actress Yara Shahidi (Image via Getty Images)
"Grown-ish" actress Yara Shahidi (Image via Getty Images)

Our readers recognize great style when they see it, and while Zeta-Jones may have taken the crown as the red carpet winner, Shahidi takes second place in our poll with 24 per cent of votes. The "Grown-ish" and "Black-ish" star opted for a vintage-inspired off-the-shoulder belted tea-length gown by Christian Dior for a look that channelled old Hollywood glamour in spades.

WORST: Aidy Bryant

"Shrill" star Aidy Bryant (Image via Getty Images)
"Shrill" star Aidy Bryant (Image via Getty Images)

While she may be one of the funniest women on TV, Yahoo Canada readers weren't fans of Bryant's custom look by Simone Rocha. The 34-year-old "Saturday Night Live" and "Shrill" star's tea length moss green look with embroidered floral details and matching headband received 36 per cent of reader votes to be declared the worst look of the night.

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RUNNER-UP: Emma Corrin

"The Crown" star Emma Corrin. (Image via Getty Images)
"The Crown" star Emma Corrin. (Image via Getty Images)

It was a close call for Corrin and her high-fashion Miu Miu look. While Yahoo Canada readers may love her work as Princess Diana on the hit-series "The Crown," they were not fans of her bizarre red carpet ensemble complete with bonnet and clawed gloves.

Corrin earned 34 per cent of reader votes making her red carpet misstep the runner up for worst dressed star at the 2021 Emmys.

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