Sheryl Lee Ralph Dazzles in Gold Gown on Critics’ Choice Red Carpet

The 'Abbott Elementary' star is nominated tonight.

Sheryl Lee Ralph walked into the Critics’ Choice Awards dripping in gold.

The Abbott Elementary star looked phenomenal in a floor-length, body-hugging gold foil dress featuring a strapless neckline and asymmetrical off-the-shoulder cap sleeve.

The gown's off-the-shoulder detail deserved its own round of applause, adding a pinch of elegance to the award-worthy gown. Ralph's daughter, Ivy, served as her stylist, tweeting that her mother wore a "custom #JovanaLouis gown with jewelry from #mishodesigns."

Flashing an ecstatic smile at the cameras, the 66-year-old glowed from within, clearly thrilled to be in attendance.

She styled her long tresses in tight curls that flowed down her back, accessorized with a gold bangle, and brought the whole look together with a bronzed makeup look.

Ralph is nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series alongside Abbott co-star Janelle James, and Paulina Alexis, Reservation Dogs, Ayo Edebiri, The Bear, Marcia Gay Harden, Uncoupled, and Annie Potts, Young Sheldon.

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The actress has been bringing her fashion A-game to the award show circuit, previously making a statement on the American Music Awards red carpet serving barbiecore vibes to the max.

Back in November, she also made her fashion show runway debut for Rihanna's Savage X Fenty Show Vol. 4.

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In 2022, Ralph nabbed an Emmy Award for her role as Barbara Howard, a tenured teacher and mentor to Quinta Brunson’s Janine Teagues in the groundbreaking ABC comedy.

She dazzled the audience with a little tune–Dianne Reeves' "Endangered Species"–singing, "I am an endangered species / But I sing no victim’s song / I am a woman I am an artist / And I know where my voice belongs.”