Brittany Snow made a striking statement at a recent event when she stepped out in a bold corset gown featuring a dramatic neckline. The actress showcased the look on the red carpet, pairing it with sparkling accessories and a polished beauty finish.
Here’s what we know about her gown, the designer behind it, and how the look captured attention.
Brittany Snow wore pink corset gown for Emmys
Brittany Snow attended the 77th Annual Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on September 14, 2025, wearing a hot pink Wiederhoeft Spring/Summer 2025 gown.
She revealed to Entertainment Tonight that her dress was so tightly fitted it made it difficult to breathe. “I can’t breathe. There’s a corset and there’s also — I did have duct tape around me at one point,” Snow said, explaining that the tape was later removed after causing a rash.
The gown featured a chainmail design with a delicate cowl neckline, thin straps, a corset bodice, and a column skirt. Snow completed her red carpet look with diamond earrings and coordinating rings. For her glam, makeup artist Shelby Smith prepped her skin with Dermalogica’s Special Cleansing Gel and Daily Microfilament. The finished look included a dewy foundation, blushed cheeks, long lashes, and pink lips.
On Reddit, fashion forum r/whatthefrockk noted that Annabelle Wallis had previously worn the same Wiederhoeft gown at the 82nd Annual Golden Globe Awards in January 2025. The discussion compared both appearances, with users pointing out the similar styling of hair down, minimal accessories, and no visible footwear.
Leslie Bibb, who also appeared at the Emmys, shared a similar experience with her own red carpet outfit. She wore an Armani Privé gown with a structured corset and plunging neckline. Bibb told ET, “I can’t breathe,” while describing the fit of her dress. The design featured a velvet silhouette with silver embellishments at the waist, paired with a diamond bracelet and stud earrings.
Both actresses highlighted how tightly structured fashion can push limits for major award shows while showcasing designs from notable houses.
