SAG Awards 2020: The Cast of “Schitt’s Creek”

Posted on January 21, 2020

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Spend a moment with everyone’s favorite extended family – who all tend to clean up surprisingly well.

 

 

Dustin Milligan
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HellO, sir!

The beard and the glasses: totally doing it for us. The dingy shoes: totally not.

 

 

Catherine O’Hara in Marc Jacobs
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At first we weren’t sure about the color, but she looks so light, sparkly and glamorous. It makes a great change from all the Moira-like blacks she’s been sporting of late. It’s a good thing to remind folks you’re not your character, especially when you’ve stopped work on that character. She looks fantastic.

 

 

Eugene Levy in Hugo Boss
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Some folks are late bloomers, but Eugene’s “I got hot at seventy” turn may just be a record-breaker. Turns out, you need to age into those eyebrows.

 

 

Sarah Levy in Alexia Maria
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Tasteful and elegant, if a little low-key. An up do and some diamonds would’ve finished this off.

 

 

Jennifer Robertson
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Conversely, a blowout would’ve done wonders here. She also could’ve used some more showy jewelry.

 

 

Emily Hampshire in J. Mendel
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She’s been hitting that “I’m not my character” button pretty hard with her style choices lately. The severe hair does nothing for it, but the dress is lovely.

 

 

Dan Levy in Dior Homme
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A gorgeously stylish salute to the Rose family. He looks spectacular. Love his sense of proportion.

 

 

Annie Murphy in Christian Dior
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ALEXIS ROSE! Look at you, working the shit outta that Dior, like you were born to do! Turns out, Boho Chic is totally her style sweet spot, although that was always pretty obvious, given Alexis’ style preferences, which skew that way.

 

 

Noah Reid
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Guys, you can’t just dig out your old dress shoes if you’re doing formalwear on a red carpet. Those things look horrible.

 

 

 

 

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