All the best celeb looks from the AACTA Awards red carpet

Margot Robbie, Abbie Chatfield and Rebel Wilson were among the big stars on the red carpet for the 2024 AACTA Awards.

Australian film and television’s biggest night, the AACTA Awards, will take place on the Gold Coast this evening in a ceremony hosted by Aussie acting export Rebel Wilson.

One highlight to look out for: Arguably the biggest Aussie star in the world right now, Margot Robbie, returning home to receive a special Trailblazer award for her efforts in Hollywood.

Aussie Oscar-winner Cate Blanchett and legendary US film director Ron Howard are among the other A-list guests expected to attend.

The 2024 AACTA Awards Ceremony will be broadcast on Channel 10 at 7pm AEDT Saturday. A special director’s cut including all awards from the ceremony will be available at 7:30pm on Sunday 11 February on BINGE and Foxtel On-Demand and on AACTA TV.

In the meantime, we’ll be keeping you updated here with all the highlights and winners as they happen.

First, though, the red carpet...

Barbie megastar Margot Robbie, looking oh-so-Hollywood in a strapless beaded gown:

Margot Robbie. Picture: Getty

Margot Robbie. picture: Getty

FBoy Island host Abbie Chatfield, looking absolute gorge in a black skirt and rather revealing white silk top:

Abbie Chatfield. Picture: MATRIX

Abbie Chatfield. Picture: .MATRIX

Tonight’s host, Rebel Wilson, walking the red carpet with partner Ramona Agruma:

Rebel Wilson and Ramona Agruma. Picture: Chris Hyde/Getty

Actress and wife of Chris Hemsworth, Elsa Pataky:

Elsa Pataky. Picture: MATRIX

Cate Blanchett looks chic as ever in an off-the-shoulder outfit:

Cate Blanchett: Picture: Getty

Simon Baker, looking dapper:

Simon Baker. Picture: Getty

Actress Marta Dusseldorp:

Marta Dusseldorp. Picture: Chris Hyde/Getty

Aussie comedy queen Celeste Barber:

Celeste Barber. Picture: MATRIX

The Newsreader star Anna Torv:

Anna Torv. Picture: Getty

Singer Seann Miley Moore:

Seann Miley Moore. Picture: David Clark

The Cheap Seats hosts Tim McDonald and Melanie Bracewell:

Tim McDonald and Melanie Bracewell. Picture: David Clark

The New Boy director Watwick Thornton with one of the film’s stars, Deborah Mailman:

Deb Mailman and Warwick Thornton. Picture: Glenn Campbell

Colin From Accounts co-stars - and real-life couple - Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall:

Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall. Picture: Getty

Heartbreak High star Chloe Hayden:

Chloe Hayden. Picture: MATRIX

Safe Home actress Aisha Dee:

Aisha Dee. Picture: David Clark

TV chef and MasterChef fave Poh Ling Yeow:

Poh. Picture: MATRIX

Rove McManus and wife Tasma Walton:

Tasma Walton and Rove McManus. Picture: Chris Hyde/Getty

TV presenter Narelda Jacobs, with her partner Karina Natt:

Karina Natt (L) and Narelda Jacobs. Picture: Getty

Ten’s entertainment guru Angela Bishop:

Angela Bishop. Picture: MATRIX

TV host Candice Dixon:

Candice Warner: MATRIX

Presenter Renee Bargh:

Renee Bargh. Picture: Getty

American crooner and former Australian Idol judge, Harry Connick Jr:

Harry Connick Jr. Picture: MATRIX

Leading the way in the awards show presented by the Foxtel Group is the ABC drama series The Newsreader, which received a staggering 15 nominations, including Best Drama Series and lead acting nods for its stars Anna Torv and Sam Reid.

Prime Video drama The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, starring Sigourney Weaver, followed closely behind with 12 nominations, including Best Miniseries.

BINGE comedy Colin From Accounts and Prime Video crime drama Deadloch also secured 10 nominations apiece.