E! News called Hudson’s 2025 Critics Choice Awards gown “a little bit of heaven” after what appeared to be a styling mishap had journalists and reporters rushing in to help the Song Sung Blue star avoid an awkward moment. As it turns out, Hudson’s exposed tag wasn’t a snafu at all, but an intentional design choice by famed designer Thom Browne.
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In a video shared on social media, the dazzling Song Sung Blue star can be seen walking the red carpet at the 2025 Critics Choice Awards in a sleeveless, floor-length charcoal gray Thom Browne mermaid gown. Hudson wore her signature blonde hair pinned into a low bun, highlighting the dress’s dramatic deep-cut back.
Fans quickly dubbed Hudson’s response “queen behavior,” and it’s hard to disagree.
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