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The best-dressed celebrities at the VRT Awards 2026: Lindsay Hubbard, Layla Taylor and more

Held Tuesday evening at the Edison Ballroom in New York City, Page Six’s second annual Virtual Reali-Tea Awards brought together some of the biggest names in reality TV, from the casts of “Summer House” and “Selling Sunset” to “Real Housewives” from across the country.

And before the teacup trophies were doled out to the likes of Hot-Tea of the Year Kyle Cooke and Musician of the Year Luann de Lesseps, stars walked the red carpet to flaunt their fashion chops.

Among the night’s best-dressed attendees? Erin Lichy and Lindsay Hubbard brought serious shine in looks with all-over beadwork, while Mia Calabrese and Rowan Henchy selected black gowns that were anything but boring.

Meanwhile, Style Icon of the Year winner Meredith Marks looked like a tall drink of hot chocolate in her draped Balmain dress paired with a gold Bottega Veneta bag, and Layla Taylor brought a welcome pop of color in her vintage mini.

Below, our favorite fashion moments from the VRT Awards, sponsored by Tri-State Cadillac, CoverGirl, Philo and Kahlúa.

Want to watch from home? Philo is the exclusive streaming partner for the 2026 VRT Awards, and the only place you’ll find the full show this year. The best part? It’s free to watch on Philo’s ad-supported platform starting Oct. 9. Plus, you can catch up on last year’s awards now on Philo.com/VRTs.

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