Margaret Qualley Celebrates Her First Emmy Nod in Chanel Haute Couture

Emmys prep doesn t have to be stressful. Sure, television’s biggest night comes with high stakes but, for first-time nominee Margaret Qualley, the pre-show process was actually a joy. Not only was she happy to be in the running for her her critically acclaimed performance as the choreographer Ann Reinking in the FX miniseries Fosse/Verdon, she also got a special thrill from being primped, pampered and dressed in couture by a talented team from Chanel.

Qualley wore an exquisite black satin bustier dress with a sleek white lambskin belt that took Chanel s artisans 300 hours to make. The look was pure Parisienne chic, without skimping on sparkle. The addition of white gold and diamond Comète earrings and a matching ring, plus a dainty Ruban bracelet in the shape of a bow—all from Chanel Fine Jewelry, naturally—finished things off in regal fashion.

While she looked sophisticated on the red carpet, Qualley was the picture of youthful effervescence behind the scenes at the NoMAD hotel where she was dressed by stylists Jill Lincoln and Jordan Johnson before hitting the red carpet. Whether she was in the chair with hairstylist Mara Roszak and Chanel makeup artist Kara Yoshimoto Bua, posing for a selfie with her brother Justin, or kicking up her heels after changing into ballet flats, Qualley brought charm to the entire process. Here, she takes Vogue along for the ride for her epic, Chanel-filled Emmy experience.