See the Best Dressed Stars on the 2025 ESPY Awards Red Carpet!
Nominee Suni Lee lead the pack in an ethereal gold gown while Lindsey Vonn and Ilona Maher hit the carpet in extra-sexy looks.
Meanwhile, some of the GOATs, among them Billie Jean King and Sugar Ray Leonard, showed off their eye for style with their respective fits.
The ESPYs will celebrate the best athletes in sports, from Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen to USC Basketball star JuJu Watkins.
Comedian Shane Gillis is set to host this year's ceremony. Last year the honor went to Serena Williams, who delivered eight outfit changes throughout the night.
The ESPY Awards are airing live on ESPN beginning 8 p.m. ET.
Jonathan Owens and Simone Biles
Elite athletes and married couple Jonathan Owens and Simone Biles (a nominee!) smized in their high-fashion looks: his a white blazer over a plunging black top and pants and hers a shimmering blue gown with a square neckline created by Zac Posen with Athleta and EFFY Jewelry earrings and rings.
Suni Lee
Suni Lee shone like the gold medal winner she is in a textured dress with a hip-high slit and short train. The nominee completed the look with heeled sandals.
Jordan Chiles
Olympic medalist and Jordan Chiles showed off her strapless, woven dress and tan heels on the carpet.
Lindsey Vonn
The award-winning athlete Lindsey Vonn, who's up for another tonight, got in on the high-slit trend in a strapless, eggplant dress with one that showed off her hip and then some. Platforms took the look to the next level.
Ilona Maher
Rugby phenom and nominee Ilona Maher dared to bare in a sexy black dress and her signature red lip.
Ciara
Fresh from her Today performance, the "1, 2 Step" singer hit the carpet, in a glimmering off-the-shoulder gown with a center slit that offered a peek at her heeled sandals, to support athletes like her husband, NFL quarterback Russell Wilson.
Gabby Thomas
Track & Field sensation Gabby Thomas, who's a nominee, paired an asymmetrical dress with a feather hem with a bejeweled top-handle purse and white sandals with a matching pedicure.
Ezra Frech
Ezra Frech dressed for the occasion and the weather in a white shorts suit. The Paralympic gold medalist and nominee accessorized the look with a striped bowtie.
Alison Brie
Alison Brie pulled up for her presenter duties in an electric blue, off-the-shoulder mini dress, silver open-toe sandals and EFFY Jewelry.
Brooks Nader
Brooks Nader slipped on a silky v-neck, floor-skimming dress for the event.
Billie Jean King
Tennis great Billie Jean King added a hint of glint to her all-black look with a sparkly blazer, and a pop of color with her hot-pink glasses.
Sugar Ray Leonard
Boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard dressed to impress in a slate gray suit and a black belt with a silver buckle.
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