All the stunning high-profilers spotted at the 2024 ESPY Awards
American sport's night of nights has arrived, with the best of the best athletes and industry high-profilers flocking to Los Angeles' Dolby Theatre for the 2024 ESPY Awards.
Prince Harry is being awarded a special honour at the event, which has sparked backlash.
Read on to see all the stunning red carpet arrivals, and the biggest moments of the night in photos.
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Quinta Brunson
Abbott Elementary actress Quinta Brunson arrived in an incredible sheer frock which featured large, metallic blue flower appliques that covered her in all the right places.
She wore her hair in a tight bun to let her outfit do the talking.
She also wore some incredible jewellery, including three Jared Atelier diamond rings worth $US33,000, $US30,000 and $US11,000 respectively – that's $US74,000 altogether, which equates to around $109,000 in Australia.
Daisy Ridley
Daisy Ridley stepped onstage in a stunning navy halter-neck gown.
The 32-year-old Star Wars actress skipped the red carpet at the ceremony, but made an appearance to present an award.
Damar Hamlin and Daisy Ridley
Ridley presented the award with Damar Hamlin.
Hamlin wore a black suit jacket, shorts and Dr. Martins shoes, accessorising with black sunglasses.
Ridley's gown flowed all the way to the floor, and the actress wore black heels and no jewellery other than a stunning sapphire ring.
Lindsey Vonn
American former World Cup alpine ski racer Lindsey Vonn embraced cut-outs in this yellow number.
Does it remind anyone else of Kate Hudson's dress in How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days?
Lindsey Vonn
Here it is from another angle.
Lindsey Vonn
Look at that side slit!
Serena Williams
Host Serena Williams has arrived! This is the first time the tennis great is hosting the awards, and she admitted she's "definitely nervous" about it.
"I've been in rehearsals and it's going OK," Williams told Good Morning America this week before saying she is "totally intimidated by large crowds when I'm not playing tennis."
Serena Williams
"This is the year for ladies in sport, and I'm excited to see all the ladies kind of rule the ESPYS and just be super awesome," Williams also said in the interview.
She's only the second mother to ever host the awards.
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