“From Bold to Bizarre: Discover the Most Outrageous Red Carpet Moments from SNL’s 50th Anniversary!”

With his white jacket, black pants, and bow tie, the Star Trek actor could have easily been mistaken for a server at the ceremony.

Others said Chris’ look gave Ken vibes. “He looks like a little doll,” one netizen wrote.

The 44-year-old star had a reunion with Star Trek director J.J. Abrams at the event, leaving fans hopeful for another installment of the sci-fi franchise.

Miley Cyrus made a rare red carpet appearance with Maxx Morando, her 26-year-old musician boyfriend.

Maxx sported a simple look that contrasted with his girlfriend’s chic ensemble, wearing a beige jacket, black pants, and sneakers.

During the show, Miley paid tribute to late Irish singer Sinèad O’Connor, as she performed a cover of her 1990 song Nothing Compares 2 U alongside Brittany Howard and The Roots.

The journalist, who co-hosted the red carpet show alongside SNL alum Leslie Jones, opted for a blue and black tuxedo and a black bow tie. 

People were not a fan of the color combo and said they would have preferred to see the Sunday Today anchor in a more traditional suit.

Quinta donned a black and white patterned dress with a high neckline and a form-fitting design. 

The Abbott Elementary actress, who identified herself as a “SNL superfan,” accessorized the look with a black clutch.

Sasheer, who was part of the SNL cast from 2014 to 2017, sported a white suit with a touch of shimmer on the jacket’s flaps. 

She completed the cowboy-esque look with silver boots and a bolo tie.

“She is a goddess, but I’m not too sure about that outfit…” one netizen remarked.

Joanna posed with her beau, Andy Samberg, wearing a black and light blue dress by Gucci featuring tiger embroidery and a yellow flower on the front.

While some approved of the look, others said it had just too much going on.

While some described the musician’s all-black outfit as “effortlessly cool,” many felt it missed the mark, deeming it too casual for the occasion.

The Roots drummer directed the documentary Ladies & Gentlemen … 50 Years of SNL Music, for which he watched every single episode of the comedy show.