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The Best Beauty Looks at the 2026 Actor Awards
Nominated for Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series, Wood wore a pale blue gown to honor The White Lotus season 3's four Actor Awards nominations.
- On Sunday at the Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, Aimee Lou Wood walked the red carpet in a pale-blue off-the-shoulder gown as the 2026 Actor Awards began.
- Following her breakout work, Wood's career has surged with Emmy and Golden Globe nominations, and she has upcoming roles with Angelina Jolie and in Sam Mendes's Beatles biopic.
- Styled by Felicity Kay, stylist, Wood wore diamond-drop jewelry by Frank Darling, New York jewelry designer, and sported straightened hair with rosy blush and a dark-pink lip.
- Among nominees, The White Lotus Season four is nominated for Performance by an Ensemble while Wood is recognized in the Female Actor category, alongside Parker Posey, Britt Lower, Keri Russell, and Rhea Seehorn.
- This year the awards were rebranded from the Screen Actors Guild Awards to the Actor Awards, streaming live on Netflix at 5 p.m. with a '20s and '30s Hollywood glamour theme.
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