‘Friends’ Star’s Stunning Girl-Boss Look Steals Spotlight at the Red Carpet originally appeared on Parade.
Lisa Kudrow commanded attention as the Friends star joined fellow celebrities at the Television Academy’s 27th Annual Hall of Fame Ceremony.
While fans knew her as the quirky best friend Phoebe Buffay in the hit ‘90s TV show, the Hollywood A-lister has evolved into a multifaceted talent and style icon throughout the years.
As for her latest public appearance, the 62-year-old star went for something bolder and more empowered on the red carpet.
In a video shared by E! News, Kudrow’s outfit radiated pure girl-boss energy in an all-black sleek suit.
She showcased modern elegance yet trendiness by styling the tailored suit with a striking diamond necklace, pairing it with a sleek side-parted blunt bob that exuded sophistication.
As for her glam, she embraced a minimalist approach, allowing her natural beauty to take center stage.
“Lisa Kudrow always knows how to steal the show with her timeless beauty and elegance,” a fan on TikTok said.
“Slaying the red carpet!” a commenter wrote on X.
During the event, the award-winning actress took the stage as one of the ceremony’s presenters to honor her longtime friend and Hall of Fame inductee Conan O’Brien.
Besides her red carpet appearances, Kudrow is booked and busy with upcoming projects, among which is the third season of The Comeback.
Set to be released in 2026 on HBO Max, she will reprise her role as Valerie Cherish, the once-popular sitcom actress from the ’90s, who is desperate to revive her career.
Joining her in the sequel are Dan Bucatinsky, Laura Silverman and Damian Young.
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‘Friends’ Star’s Stunning Girl-Boss Look Steals Spotlight at the Red Carpet first appeared on Parade on Aug 18, 2025
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