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"Landman" actress Ali Larter turned heads Sunday while walking the red carpet at the 31st annual Critics Choice Awards.

Larter, 49, slipped into a black silk gown ahead of the show at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California. Alicia Silverstone rocked a strapless sparkling Stella McCartney dress.

Nominated for Best Supporting Actress in "Sentimental Value," Elle Fanning hit the red carpet wearing a shimmering gold Ralph Lauren dress.

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Ali Larter wears black, Elle Fanning sparkles in gold and Alicia Silverstone at Critics Choice Awards

Ali Larter, Elle Fanning and Alicia Silverstone shined on the Critics Choice Awards red carpet. (Getty Images)

Nominated for Best Actress for her role in "The Testament of Ann Lee," Amanda Seyfried sported a strapless Valentino gown.

Leonardo DiCaprio skipped the red carpet, but reunited with his "One Battle After Another" co-stars Chase Infiniti and Benicio del Toro once inside the event.

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Ariana Grande continued her "Wicked: For Good" campaign, and wore a custom pink Alberta Ferretti dress complete with a cape and Swarovski jewelry.

Ali Larter wears black silk dress at Critics Choice Awards

The 49-year-old "Landman" actress dressed to impress wearing a chic black silk dress. (Jeff Kravitz)

Alicia Silverstone sports sequins at Critics Choice Awards.

Alicia Silverstone rocked an ornate strapless Stella McCartney dress. (John Schearer)

Elle Fanning shines at Critics Choice Awards

Elle Fanning shines at the 31st Annual Critics Choice Awards. (Gilbert Flores)

Amanda Seyfried poses on red carpet at Critics Choice Awards.

Amanda Seyfried sported a strapless Valentino gown at the Critics Choice Awards on Sunday. (Matt Winkelmeyer)

"Sinners" director Ryan Coogler enjoyed a date night with wife Zinzi as they walked the red carpet Sunday. 

His critically acclaimed horror flick leads film contenders with 17 nominations, the Critics Choice Association (CCA) announced in a December release.

"Sinners" earned nominations for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay, among others, in addition to Best Actor nods for cast members Michael B. Jordan, Wunmi Mosaku, and Miles Caton.

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Leonardo DiCaprio sits next to One Battle After Another co-stars Chase Infiniti and Guillermo Del Toro.

Chase Infiniti, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Benici del Toro attend the 31st Annual Critics Choice Awards.  (Kevin Mazur)

Ariana Grande pink dress Critics Choice Awards

Ariana Grande rocked a pink Alberta Ferretti dress complete with a cape and Swarovski jewelry. (Monica Schipper)

Ryan Coogler, Zinzi Coogler walk Critics Choice Awards red carpet

"Sinners" director Ryan Coogler and wife Zinzi Coogler made it a date night at the 31st Annual Critics Choice Awards. (Tommaso Boddi)

Leighton Meester and Adam Brody attend Critics Choice Awards.

Leighton Meester and Adam Brody pose on Critics Choice Awards red carpet. (Tommaso Boddi)

Caton praised God upon receiving the first award of the night for Best Young Actor.

Leighton Meester echoed spring wearing a lilac-hued Carolina Herrera gown as she smiled alongside husband Adam Brody, who is nominated for Best Actor in a Comedy Series for his role in "Nobody Wants This."

"One Battle After Another" followed closely behind "Sinners," earning 14 nominations.

Erin and Sara Foster pose on red carpet at Critics Choice Awards

"Nobody Wants This" creators Erin Foster and Sara Foster attend the 31st Annual Critics Choice Awards. (Kevin Mazur)

Chelsea Handler hosts Critics Choice Awards.

Host Chelsea Handler speaks onstage during the 31st Annual Critics Choice Awards.  (Kevin Mazur)

Keri Russell walks Critics Choice Awards red carpet

"The Diplomat" star Keri Russell is nominated for Best Actress in a Drama Series. (Savion Washington)

Janelle James poses on red carpet at Critics Choice Awards.

Janelle James earned Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her role in "Abbott Elementary."  (Gilbert Flores)

"Adolescence" leads television nominees with six nominations, while Sara and Erin Foster's "Nobody Wants This" earned five nods, including Best Comedy.

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Chelsea Handler returned for the fourth year to serve as host of ceremonies.