Kerry Washington
Arguably 2013's best dress star, the Lead Actress in a Drama Series nominee (in Miu Miu) will be attending next year's SAG awards with a growing baby bump. We can't wait to see how she dresses her new curves!
Jennifer Lawrence
No doubt, J.Law, nominated for her supporting role in American Hustle, will be wearing a Dior dress. But the real question is: Will she nab something straight off the runway or score a custom gown?
Lupita Nyong'o
We have complete confidence that the Supporting Actress nominee and 12 Years a Slave star (in J. Mendel) will wow us in January. Mainly because we've been seriously crushing on her flawless red carpet looks all fall.
Sandra Bullock
The last time the Gravity star (and Lead Actress nominee) attended the SAG Awards she wore this Alexander McQueen gown. So you can see why were so excited for her next visit to the award show's red carpet.
Claire Danes
No one was surprised that the Homeland star (in Calvin Klein) got yet another nomination for her lead actress role on the TV drama. And no one will be surprise when she nails her red carpet look as she has for years.
Tina Fey
Since the SAG Awards will come just one week after her Golden Globes co-hosting gig, we bet the Lead Actress in a Comedy Series nominee (in Oscar de la Renta) will probably opt for a classic gown that won't require too much work.
Julia Louis Dreyfus
Veep's leading lady—nominated for her role on the HBO comedy—knows exactly how to compliment her figure as proven by her Vera Wang number at the 2012 Emmys.
Catt Blanchett
The Lead Actress nominee has a unique style which can be hit or miss. But when she hits it (like she did in this Givenchy creation at the 2011 Oscars), she hits it out of the park.
Julie Bowen
Recently the Modern Family star—nominated for Lead Actress in a Comedy Series—has been sticking to classic blush hues and black at big award shows but we really hope she tries out another bold shade at the SAGs because her neon Monique Lhuillier was a clear style success at 2012 Emmys.
Anna Gunn
The Breaking Bad star (in Romona Keveza) worked with a new stylist for the 2013 Emmys and being that the results were fantastic we bet the pair will also work together when she hits the red carpet for her Lead Actress in a Drama Series nomination.
Oprah Winfrey
Who cares what she wears, it's Oprah! Just kidding, we care. And usually the Supporting Actress nominee goes with an off-the-shoulder ball gown (like this Zac Posen one) that's to die for.
Elisabeth Moss
The Mad Men actress (in Andrew Gn) is actually up to for a Lead Actress award for her role in the TV mini-series Top of the Lake. Seems like even more reason to go all out this time around!
Edie Falco
The Nurse Jackie star and Lead Actress in a Comedy Series nominee ( in Escada) may have found her perfect color match in this vibrant blue hue. Perhaps she should try a similar shade for the SAGs.
Helen Mirren
The Oscar winner is proof that age ain't nothing but a number! The actress—nominated for her lead role in the HBO movie Phil Spector—is red carpet almost-royalty (she's a dame, remember?) for good reason.
Angela Bassett
Though it doesn't look like it, the ageless Betty & Coretta star (a role which earned her a Lead Actress in TV Movie nod) has been in the Hollywood game for a long time. So she knows exactly what works on the red carpet.
Jessica Lange
The same can be said for her American Horror Story: Coven co-star, who will also be attending the awards in hopes of winning the Lead Actress in a Drama Series category.
Julia Roberts
We're guessing the Oscar winner will go with her favorite LBD look but she might surprise us with a bright color, as she did in this Dolce & Gabbana frock at the August: Osage Country premiere—the flick that earned her a Supporting Actress nod.
Holly Hunter
At the 2009 SAG Awards, the actress—nominated this year for her role in the TV mini-series Top of the Lake—brightened up in a gorgeous Reem Acra gown. We're crossing our fingers that she goes bold again in 2014.