Selena Gomez was nominated for Outstanding Comedy Series as an executive producer on the final season of Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building, marking another major Emmy moment for the show she has helped lead for years.
Gomez first rose to fame as a Disney Channel star on Wizards of Waverly Place before becoming a successful recording artist, producer, and entrepreneur.
For the event, the Baila Conmigo hitmaker opted for a custom strapless Louis Vuitton gown crafted from shimmering gold chainmail.
The liquid-metal design spiraled around her waist before flowing into a soft mermaid skirt, creating an effect that seemed almost designed to echo the golden glow of an Emmy trophy.
The metallic look was completed with high-jewelry pieces from Tiffany & Co. and voluminous, cascading waves.
The appearance also carried a touch of nostalgia.
With Only Murders in the Building coming to an end, Selena’s 2026 appearance marked one of the final Emmy red carpets associated with her long-running role as Mabel.
Her run on the show has transformed her from a former child star into an Emmy-recognized television producer.
Gomez also notably arrived solo, with her husband, music producer Benny Blanco, absent from the ceremony while promoting his newly released book, F*ck Failure, at Harvard Business School.
Gomez first rose to fame as a Disney Channel star on Wizards of Waverly Place before becoming a successful recording artist, producer, and entrepreneur.
For the event, the Baila Conmigo hitmaker opted for a custom strapless Louis Vuitton gown crafted from shimmering gold chainmail.
The liquid-metal design spiraled around her waist before flowing into a soft mermaid skirt, creating an effect that seemed almost designed to echo the golden glow of an Emmy trophy.
The metallic look was completed with high-jewelry pieces from Tiffany & Co. and voluminous, cascading waves.
The appearance also carried a touch of nostalgia.
With Only Murders in the Building coming to an end, Selena’s 2026 appearance marked one of the final Emmy red carpets associated with her long-running role as Mabel.
Her run on the show has transformed her from a former child star into an Emmy-recognized television producer.
Gomez also notably arrived solo, with her husband, music producer Benny Blanco, absent from the ceremony while promoting his newly released book, F*ck Failure, at Harvard Business School.