Without the solemnity in award shows like the Oscars and Golden Globes, The MTV Movie (and now) & TV Awards are probably the most entertaining and funny of the whole movie award season. Not only are guests more relaxed and just having a great time without the pressure of getting a prestigious award, but they’re also willing to give us some of the most memorable moments in pop culture.
Do you remember that time Zach Efron accepted his “Best Shirtless Performance,” well, shirtless? Or what about that time when Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams recreated their iconic under the rain kiss scene in The Notebook, right after accepting the award for “Best Kiss”? Well, these two are just a few of the many examples that the MTV Movie Awards always give us something to talk about in each of their editions.
This year, the guests are as hot as ever, with a wide variety of celebrities that range from the classic actor guild and the hottest musicians, to the most popular influencers of the moment. So, who will be carving their name on the history records this year? So, as we expect for the streaming to begin, here are those celebrities who made fashion history with really cool outfits at the Red Carpet.
Stranger Things (cast)
Kiernan Shipka
The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (cast)
Jada Pinkett Smith
Lizzo
Tiffany Haddish
Tessa Thompson
Lana Condor
Nico Tortorella and Manny MUA
Aubrey Plaza
Laura Marano
Melissa McCarthy
Jacob Anderson
CJ Perry
Elisabeth Moss
Justina Valentine
Noah Centineo
Zachary Levi
Jameela Jamil
Lala Kent
Maude Apatow
Storm Reid
Mj Rodrigez
There’s no doubt that Red Carpets aren’t only a great moment to see how our favorite celebrities rock the ultimate fashion trends. But, when it comes to the MTV Movie & TV Awards, we have the chance to see our favorite celebrities in their most relaxed, playful, and even, true selves
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