Stars walk the red carpet ahead of SAG Awards

Emilia Pérez star Zoe Saldaña is nominated for best supporting actress

Millie Bobby Brown, Zoe Saldaña, Mikey Madison and Timothée Chalamet were among the stars walking the red carpet ahead of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards on Sunday.

Black was very much the new black as stars posed for pictures in Los Angeles, with a huge number of the nominees wearing dark dresses and tuxedos.

But plenty of stars also added a splash of colour to their outfits ahead of the ceremony, which celebrates the best television and film performances of the last year.

Here are just a few of the stars who posed for photos before the ceremony got under way.

Demi Moore is nominated for best actress for her performance in body horror The Substance

Timothée Chalamet is nominated for portraying Bob Dylan in biopic A Complete Unknown

Jamie Lee Curtis is nominated for her role opposite Pamela Anderson in The Last Showgirl

Kieran Culkin is the supporting actor frontrunner in this awards season for his performance in A Real Pain

Ariana Grande is nominated for playing Glinda the Good Witch in musical Wicked

Emilia Pérez, starring Selena Gomez, is nominated for best film ensemble

Anora star Mikey Madison hopes to repeat her recent Bafta win for best actress

The Brutalist's Adrien Brody (pictured with partner Georgina Chapman) is nominated for best actor

Colman Domingo is up for best actor for his leading performance in Sing Sing

Wicked star Jeff Goldblum walked the red carpet with his wife Emilie Livingston

Hollywood A-lister Harrison Ford appeared to hide from photographers by staying behind a curtain...

...but he later overcame any stage fright and smiled for pictures

Best supporting actress nominee Danielle Deadwyler is recognised for her role in The Piano Lesson

Queer star Daniel Craig appeared, days after Amazon made headlines for taking creative control of the James Bond series

Veteran actress Jane Fonda is the recipient of this year's lifetime achievement prize

Cynthia Erivo is recognised for her performance in Wicked, the film with the most SAG nominations this year

Pamela Anderson is nominated for best actress for The Last Showgirl

Monica Barbaro is nominated for her portrayal of Joan Baez in A Complete Unknown

Jeremy Strong previously won a SAG Award for Succession but is nominated this year for his role in The Apprentice

Edward Norton (pictured with wife Shauna Robertson) is nominated for A Complete Unknown

Conclave is nominated for best ensemble, as well as best actor for Ralph Fiennes

Gillian Anderson is set to star in the forthcoming film adaptation of best-selling book The Salt Path

Lily Gladstone was one of the film acting winners in 2024, but this year is nominated for TV series Under the Bridge

Kathy Bates is nominated for best TV drama actress for her performance in Matlock

Anora star Yura Borisov is nominated for best supporting actor

Elle Fanning appears in Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, which is nominated for best film ensemble

Sheryl Lee Ralph is part of the cast of Abbott Elementary, nominated for comedy ensemble cast

Anna Sawai is nominated for best TV drama actress for Shogun, which was a big winner at September's Emmys

Stranger Things and Enola Holmes star Millie Bobby Brown also posed for pictures ahead of the ceremony

Colin Farrell is nominated for his leading role in Batman spin-off The Penguin

Jodie Foster is nominated in the limited TV series category for True Detective: Night Country

Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan is nominated for best TV drama actress

Andrew Scott is nominated for his performance in Ripley

British actress Jessica Gunning is nominated for her performance in Baby Reindeer

Baby Reindeer was created by Scottish star Richard Gadd, who is also nominated for best actor in a limited series

Quinta Brunson, who created and stars in Abbott Elementary, is up for best comedy actress

The Bear's Jeremy Allen White is nominated for best comedy actor

Ted Danson (with wife Mary Steenburgen) is nominated for comedy series A Man on the Inside