THE RUNDOWNChase Infiniti attended the Emmy Awards in a copper beaded Louis Vuitton gown.The actor is nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for The Testaments.The first-time Emmy nominee has also emerged as one of Hollywood’s most exciting new red-carpet dressers.Chase Infiniti’s first Emmy Awards called for another major fashion moment.The actor arrived at this year’s ceremony wearing a Louis Vuitton mermaid-cut strapless dress covered in copper beads. She wore her dark brown hair down in soft, voluminous waves. On the red carpet, she told E! that her stylists Wayman + Micah collaborated with Vuitton on the look. “I always wanted to wear this coppertone [color],” Infiniti said.Monica Schipper//Getty ImagesMonica Schipper//Getty ImagesThe appearance is the latest in what has already been a standout red-carpet run for Infiniti. She began 2026 in a draped butter-yellow Louis Vuitton two-piece at the Critics Choice Awards, followed days later by a sculptural mirrored bustier and black velvet skirt from the house at the Golden Globes. For the Actor Awards, she embraced the night’s Old Hollywood dress code in a custom nude Louis Vuitton gown and coordinating beaded headpiece.JC Olivera//Getty ImagesAnd at her first Oscars in March, she chose a custom lilac Louis Vuitton gown with a dramatic cascade of ruffles—a design that took more than 750 hours to create.John Shearer//Getty ImagesThe relationship became official in December 2025, when Infiniti was named a Louis Vuitton ambassador. But she hasn’t limited herself to the house. For her first Met Gala in May, she worked with Thom Browne on a colorful trompe l’oeil dress inspired by the Venus de Milo.TheStewartofNY//Getty ImagesSpeaking to Vanity Fair ahead of the event, Infiniti summed up her approach to dressing for these occasions: “I love a [red] carpet so much, because I love getting to walk while literally wearing art.”This time, the red carpet comes with another first. Infiniti is nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for playing Agnes in Hulu’s The Testaments, marking her first career Emmy nomination.Infiniti spoke about the surreal milestone in an August interview with the Los Angeles Times. “I’m trying to take little pictures in my brain of everything and remember all of the influx of emotions that I felt that entire time, but also throughout the whole journey of making Season 1 of ‘The Testaments,’” she said. “There’s so many things about it that I’m like—I just never want to lose that feeling.”That whirlwind is a continuation of the career transformation Infiniti was still processing when she spoke to ELLE for her 2025 Women in Hollywood profile. At the time, One Battle After Another had turned her first film role into an awards-season breakout, and she admitted the reality of her new life hadn’t entirely sunk in yet. “My life is insane,” she told ELLE. “I have to keep pinching myself because I’m like, ‘Is this a dream? Is this fake? Am I in some alternate reality?’ It’s crazy.”She also credited Ruth Negga, Teyana Taylor, and Regina Hall with helping her navigate the sudden attention. “I’m so grateful to have three incredible mentors in my life, three incredible Black women in Hollywood, who are so incredibly successful in many ways—in career, in life, in love,” she said. “I’ve gotten so much advice from them about working in the industry and being a Black woman in the industry.”