The stars were out to shine in their best ensembles at Warrang's (Sydney) Hordern Pavilion Wednesday night for the AACTA Awards 2022.
Leading the winners circle for First Nations people was Bunya/ABC production Mystery Road: Origin who racked up 15 AACTA nominations and winning seven.
Another one of the big winners was Leah Purcell who won Best Lead Actress for The Drover's Wife: The Legend of Molly Johnson.
Purcell also led the way on the red carpet in a glamourous Paul McCann gown fit for a queen. Presenter Narelda Jacobs followed suit, in a suit by Paul McCann.
See some of the impeccable fashion worn by First Nations people on the AACTA's red carpet:
Matty Mills
On the red carpet presenter Matty Mills wore a Not A Man's Dream patterned shirt with a Savio Suits waistcoat. Styled by Zakk Alan.
To present Mills opted for a Nungala Creative shirt. Styled by Zakk Allan.
Thomas Weatherall
For his first AACTA nomination and win, Heartbreak High actor Thomas Weatherall wore an Umi Nori suit.
Rarriwuy Hick
For her first time presenting at the AACTA's, the True Colours lead actress wowed in a custom, hot pink Danielle Armont gown! Styled by Donny Galella.
Leah Purcell
She won Best Lead Actress and she won in her stunning choice for the evening in The Molly Gown by Paul McCann. Styled by Pip Cook.
Miranda Tapsell
Lighting up the red carpet and stage in a bright yellow Oroton gown, no one could miss Miranda Tapsell last night! Styled by Kelly Stuart.
Nakkiah Lui
Black Comedy star Nakkiah Lui wore a glittering Oscar de la Renta dress, fit to make all of us at home jealous.
Narelda Jacobs
Although she always looks amazing, Narelda Jacobs looked impeccable last night in a hand painted suit by Paul McCann.
