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From landing her first scripted series to attending TV’s biggest night, Brooks Nader’s Hollywood career continues to reach new heights.
The model and reality star hit the red carpet at the 2026 Emmys on Monday night, wearing a red-hot sequined gown with a curve-hugging silhouette and a keyhole cut-out.
She posed for photos on the carpet with her sister (and soon-to-be “DWTS” star) Sarah Jane Nader, who instead channeled the award show’s statuette in a slinky gold gown.
Nader is set to present an award at tonight’s ceremony alongside her “Baywatch” reboot co-stars, Jessica Belkin, Noah Beck, Stephen Amell, Thaddeus LaGrone and Hassie Harrison.
The hot hue of her latest look (plus her beachy blond hairdo) perfectly matched the show’s famous one-pieces and coastal setting. Belkin also dressed on-theme, arriving before Nader in a red cone-bra corset gown.
While the highly anticipated show doesn’t air until January 2027, it’s been a big summer for the “Love Thy Nader” star — from turning heads at New York Fashion Week to walking the red carpet at the “Practical Magic 2” premiere. (Not to mention, plenty of paparazzi-captured yacht outings.)
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Tonight’s look was right in line with her skin-baring signature style, as she’s known for taking risks with her looks.
Though she teased a style evolution in a Page Six Style interview at this year’s Sports Illustrated Swimsuit release party, quipping, “Being a little more stylish is new for me — I usually have my nipples out.”
“I’m just kind of trying new things,” she added. “Acting is new for me.”
Perhaps at next year’s Emmys, she’ll be a nominee.
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