The Canadian Screen Awards, celebrating the best in film, television, and digital storytelling in Canada, attracted a mix of fashion standouts and industry luminaries to the red carpet on Sunday night. Notable attendees included Hudson Williams from “Heated Rivalry,” Mae Martin from “Wayward,” Anna Lambe from “North of North,” and the recipient of the Academy Icon Award, Mike Myers.
Comedian and “Kim’s Convenience” star Andrew Phung served as the host for the evening’s ceremony, which viewers could stream on CBC Gem and the CBC YouTube channel. This year, a new regulation restricted awards eligibility to Canadian citizens and permanent residents, disqualifying some leads from highly acclaimed shows and movies like Connor Storrie from “Heated Rivalry” and Barbie Ferreira from “Mile End Kicks.”
Despite this restriction, the Canadian Screen Awards red carpet continued to showcase top Canadian fashion, featuring a blend of local designers and renowned international brands. The event highlighted the country’s talent and creativity in the fashion industry.
Let’s take a look at some of the standout outfits from the 2026 Canadian Screen Awards:
– Andrew Phung donned a custom dark brown ensemble by Toronto’s Mayer, complemented with shoes from Montreal-based Aldo.
– Nadine Bhabha, known for her role in “Heated Rivalry,” stunned in a strapless gown by Starkers Corsetry, paired with Pandora jewelry and Aldo heels.
– Anna Lambe, recognized as the best lead performer in a comedy for “North of North,” wore a vintage Pat McDonagh dress from Toronto’s Nouveau Riche, adorned with Maison Birks jewelry and Aldo shoes.
– Shamier Anderson, actor and co-founder of The Black Academy, opted for a tailored single-breasted brown suit, styled with a striped shirt and matching pocket square.
– Karine Vanasse, an actor and producer, graced the red carpet in a sculptural halterneck black gown by Ukrainian label Bevza, accessorized with Dean Davidson jewelry.
– Hudson Williams, winner of the best lead performer in a drama series, showcased a dark brown tuxedo by Dolce & Gabbana, accented with a pendant necklace and hoop earrings.
– Sophie Nélisse, recipient of the Radius Award and best supporting performer in a drama for “Heated Rivalry,” chose a tailored black Ami tuxedo with Maison Birks jewelry and an elegant updo.
– Mike Myers, the honoree of the Academy Icon Award, exuded classic style in a single-breasted black suit, white shirt, black tie, and the distinguished Order of Canada lapel pin.
– Tia Wood, a singer-songwriter, dazzled in a textured beige-and-white gown by Narces, paired with earrings by Delia Estelle Designs.
– Giacomo Gianniotti, known for his role in “Wild Cards,” sported a relaxed dark blue look from Harry Rosen, featuring a Giorgio Armani suit, Tom Ford shirt and bow tie, Hamilton watch, and Aldo shoes.
– Supinder Wraich, a presenter, caught attention in a beige sheer tulle gown with red appliqué sequined flowers by Narces.
– Miku Martineau, from “Bet,” shined in a strapless butter-yellow Et Ochs gown with a draped skirt and a statement necklace.
The red carpet at the Canadian Screen Awards continues to be a platform for showcasing Canadian talent and creativity in the fashion industry, blending local and international styles in a glamorous display of sartorial excellence.