On Sunday, the flashy girl of Flushing, Fran Drescher, shined like a star on the red carpet of the Screen Guild Awards. The actress, who played the lead role in The Nanny, has been the President of SAG-AFTRA since September last year.
Drescher sported an off-shoulder body-hugging black gown designed by Reem Acra. Her dress was decorated with an embroidered bust and long slit sleeves, which appeared to look like a floor-skimming train.
The 64-year-old’s longtime stylist, Brenda Cooper, was the brains behind putting together her black ensemble. A standout feature of her complete look was her hair, which brought back the coiled up-do hair makeup made popular by Elizabeth Taylor in the 1960s.
In her interview with PEOPLE magazine, Fran said:
"I'm honored to be here and to celebrate all this wonderful talent. It's a great evening."
She further shared how everyone was greeting her for being the President, saying:
"Everyone is saying 'Madam President' and 'I voted for you' and 'I'm so happy that you're our president'."
Putting forward her expectations from the Awards night, Drescher said:
"They are incredible stars that are coming tonight and incredible movies and ensemble casts and it's just going to be wonderful stargazing. It goes fast, it's two hours, you're in, you're out. It's jam-packed from beginning to end."
Fran Drescher stole hearts with her off-shoulder gown
Drescher’s appearance SAG on the red carpet left the internet awe-inspired. Twitter was loaded with her fans appreciating her wholeheartedly.
Someone remarked on Drescher trending on Twitter:
"I was so nervous when I saw Fran Drescher trending but it's just because she's being her regular perfect self serving incredible looks."
Born on September 30, 1957, in Flushing, New York, she is also a comedian, writer, activist, and trade union leader, besides being an actress.