Must-see looks from the 2025 Canadian Screen Awards
Red carpet highlights from a weekend celebrating the screen industry in Canada
The Canadian Screen Awards, held in Toronto from May 30 to June 1 this year, celebrate the best in the Canadian film, television and digital media.
Festivities kicked off on Friday with the News, Entertainment and Sports Awards, and culminated in today's CBC broadcast event, hosted by YouTuber and actor Lisa Gilroy.
This year, the list of talented nominees include A-listers like Sebastian Stan, Jeremy Strong and Sandra Oh.
Here are the must-see fashion looks from this year's Canadian Screen Awards red carpet.
Sonia Mangat
Mangat, who hosted the Documentary, Factual, Lifestyle and Reality Awards, walked a gold carpet in an eye-catching pleated blue dress by Lideé, with a built-in cape. The look was styled by Etalk's Simone Faloona.
Jessica Allen
The Social host and winner of Best Host, Talk Show or Entertainment News, correspondent shone in a white mini dress by fashion label Vaquera, paired with matching mules. Though actually part of a bridal capsule for Montreal-based retailer Ssense, the look felt fun and playful at the News, Entertainment and Sports Awards.
Perdita Felicien
Canadian athlete Perdita Felicien wore a really great bright pink suit — with matching heels, nails and lipstick — to Friday's Documentary, Factual, Lifestyle and Reality Awards. The look, she said, was originally pulled for her by stylist Alexis Honce for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
Scott Farley
Farley, nominated this year in the Best Lead Performance, Web Program or Series category for Stories From my Gay Grandparents, stood out on the carpet in a black suit by British menswear label Phix, elevated by a green velvet bow tie made by Canadian designer Micheline Wedderburn.
Emily Lê
Nominated in the Performance in a Leading Role, Comedy category for her role in Paying For It, Lê stood out in a bold, form-fitting red dress with long sleeves.
Lamar Johnson
The actor and dancer — and last year's Radius Award recipient — attended the broadcast ceremony in an effortlessly stylish look. Here, it was all about the details: layered shirts, perfectly tucked in, Bottega Veneta trousers, and a metallic accessory hanging from a belt loop.
Grace Dove
Dove, nominated in the Best Lead Performer, Drama Series category for Bones of Crows, wore a moiré-patterned strapless gown with a lace-up corset back to the broadcast ceremony.
Manny Jacinto
Jacinto, this year's Radius Award recipient, walked the red carpet with fiancée Dianne Doan, looking sharp in a fitted single-breasted suit in an unexpected shade of brown.
Andrew Phung
Phung, who won Best Lead Performer, Comedy for Run the Burbs, wore a sharp black satin tuxedo with a crisp white shirt and loafers — skipping both the bow tie and socks.
Brooke Lynn Hytes
The Canada's Drag Race host and winner of Best Host or Presenter, Factual or Reality/Competition, wore a leopard-print sequin halter dress, styled with statement accessories like oversized red crystal earrings and sheer opera gloves.
Olunike Adeliyi
Adeliyi, nominated in the Performance in a Leading Role, Drama category, was radiant in a deep blue silk velvet gown. The strapless design, adorned with four oversized camellia flowers, is by Canadian fashion label RVNG Couture.
Rakhee Morzaria
Morzaria, nominated in the Best Lead Performer, Comedy category for Run the Burbs, wore a standout off-the-shoulder plaid gown with a draped skirt and asymmetric hem.
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