Moore from L.A.: SAG Awards Red Carpet – “Schitt’s Creek” Chic Reigns

Is the Screen Actors’ Guild Awards the night everyone wears their third favorite look? Well, they don’t have the international reach of the Oscars and Globes, and the red carpet show isn’t even on TV. So what saved the night on Sunday? “Schitt’s Creek” chic. Stylist Andrew Gelwicks, who dressed “Schitt’s Creek” maven Catherine O’Hara in Marc Jacobs’ shimmery orange crush of a column gown, credits the show’s wickedly cool costumes by designer Debra Hanson for encouraging people to have more fun with clothes. “It’s such a strong presence in the zeitgeist,” he said. “To be able bring that out of ‘Schitt’s Creek’ and onto the red carpet and into fashion is exciting for Catherine and the whole cast.” Catherine O’Hara</p> <p>  David Fisher/Shutterstock The sentiment played out on the red carpet, where bows, belts, bare midriffs, hair jewelry and a baby blue Balmain tuxedo brought the fashion fun. One of the best-dressed men was “Schitt’s Creek” star Dan Levy in a Dior Homme overcoat embellished with a white rose, a nod to his Rose family in the fashion-tastic show, and a tuxedo with crossover lapel that has become a Kim Jones signature. “On the show, his character does the black-and-white thing with the sweaters and kilts,

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