Ashley Park Walks the SAG Awards Red Carpet in an Embellished Ankle Brace

Ashley Park left no style opportunity untouched at the SAG Awards. On Feb. 26, the "Emily in Paris" star walked the red carpet in an embellished cape gown from Elie Saab's spring 2022 couture collection and an embellished ankle brace. The brace, attached to her left leg, featured gleaming rows of metallic studs held in place by gray straps on either side of her ankle. Not one to skimp on accessories, even as she's healing, she paired the outfit with peep-toe platforms in gold.

The ivory cape dress featured a sheer chest-to-thigh cutout adorned with clusters of rhinestones and crystals. Park styled the bejeweled piece with silver hoop earrings and stacked diamond rings.

The actor sustained her ankle injury at Beyoncé's Dubai concert in January, presumably from tripping in her heels during the performance. "Before, during, after finally watching QUEEN BEYONCÉ live front row," Park captioned photos of herself on Instagram after the show on Jan. 22. "I'll never recover, but my ankle will!!"

In the first set of photos, Park was wearing a red Maison Valentino minidress with dramatic bell sleeves and sky-high white platforms. Later in the gallery, she shared a video of herself crying to a Beyoncé song in the audience. The final slide featured a photo of Park, who recently joined the season three cast of "Only Murders in the Building," in a wheelchair.

In January, Park, who was on crutches at the time, also hosted an "Emily in Paris" x Malone Souliers capsule collection launch party. In honor of the event, she wore a mesh top covered in rhinestones and layered under a cutout latex minidress with a thigh-high slit. She paired the ensemble with fishnet tights, a black trench coat, a matching ankle brace, and open-toed heels with bowtie detailing in white.

See the "Emily in Paris" star's stunning red-carpet look from all angles ahead.

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