Women Dominate the Actor Awards Red Carpet, Led by Demi Moore and Jenna Ortega with $16.9 Million in Engagement
Women significantly outshone men at the Actor Awards held on March 1, 2026, showcasing their influence in both fashion and social media engagement. The event, streamed by Netflix, highlighted the ongoing trend of female stars commanding attention on the red carpet.
According to the Red Carpet Power Rankings, a collaboration between a leading entertainment publication and a data analytics firm, women achieved a remarkable $16.9 million in earned engagement, far surpassing the $5.03 million garnered by their male counterparts. This disparity underscores the persistent appeal of women’s fashion in the entertainment industry.
Record Engagement Figures
The total engagement for the event reached $71.7 million, a notable increase from the previous year’s $67.71 million. The rankings, which measure the impact of both celebrities and the brands they wear, indicated significant growth in categories such as jewelry and watches, as well as the top five women on the red carpet. While the statistics for the top five men saw a slight decline, the overall trend remains clear: women continue to dominate the conversation.
The Power Rankings assess brand engagement during major award shows, including the Critics Choice, Golden Globe Awards, Grammys, Actor Awards, and the Academy Awards. The methodology employs a proprietary algorithm to assign a monetary value to social media interactions and editorial coverage, providing a comprehensive view of brand influence.
Top Fashion Brands: Louis Vuitton Takes the Lead
Louis Vuitton emerged as the top fashion brand at the Actor Awards, dressing nine stars, including brand ambassadors Emma Stone and Jeremy Allen White. Notably, Chase Infiniti’s custom headpiece drew attention, aligning with the evening’s theme of “Reimagining Hollywood Glamour from the ’20s and ’30s.” The brand achieved an impressive $6.3 million in Media Impact Value (MIV).
Demi Moore’s striking appearance in a custom Schiaparelli Haute Couture gown also contributed to significant engagement. The dress featured intricate embroidery and required over 7,700 hours of craftsmanship, earning Schiaparelli $5 million in MIV.
Balenciaga secured a top-three finish, thanks to a mix of award winners and rising stars, while Thom Browne’s fourth-place ranking was attributed to Teyana Taylor’s standout gown, which earned the brand $4.6 million.
Leading Women on the Red Carpet
Demi Moore and Teyana Taylor dominated the top five women’s rankings, with Moore’s Schiaparelli gown earning $4.5 million in MIV and Taylor’s Thom Browne design contributing $4.1 million. Jenna Ortega made a strong impression with her bias-cut gown by Christian Cowan, which earned her $3.1 million in engagement.
Emma Stone and Chase Infiniti rounded out the top five, with their combined efforts generating $5.1 million for Louis Vuitton. The total engagement for the top five women significantly eclipsed that of the men, reinforcing the trend of female stars leading the red carpet narrative.
Top Men on the Red Carpet: Connor Storrie Shines
Among the men, Connor Storrie led the rankings, earning $2.8 million in MIV through his Saint Laurent tuxedo and Tiffany & Co. jewelry. Timothée Chalamet followed closely, leveraging his substantial social media following to secure second place. Sam Nivola and Jeremy Allen White rounded out the top five, with their respective outfits generating $476,000 and $451,000 in engagement.
Jewelry and Accessories: Tiffany & Co. Takes the Crown
Tiffany & Co. emerged as the leading jewelry brand, thanks in part to Storrie and other stars like Teyana Taylor and Quinta Brunson, achieving $3.6 million in MIV. Independent designers also made their mark, with Emily P. Wheeler and Jessica McCormack securing the second and third spots, respectively.
In the accessories category, Jimmy Choo claimed first place, bolstered by Jenna Ortega’s choice of footwear, while Christian Louboutin and Tyler Ellis followed closely behind.
As the awards season progresses, the upcoming 98th Academy Awards on March 15, 2026, promises to further showcase the evolving dynamics of celebrity fashion and engagement.
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Published on 2026-03-06 18:54:00 • By FAME Delivered News Desk