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Dylan McDermott competed in the Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or a Movie Made for Television category for Netflix's Hollywood.
For the 2021 Critics' Choice Awards ceremony on Sunday night, the 59-year-old star wore a bold velvet blazer from Armani, black turtleneck and matching trousers.
His look, styled by Cat Pope, was completed with a pair of black loafers as he attended the ceremony virtually from the comforts of his own home.
© Provided by Daily MailHandsome: Dylan McDermott looked sharp as he competed for Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or a Movie Made for Television for Ryan Murphy's series Hollywood on Sunday night
While McDermott was unable to walk a red carpet due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, he posed for numerous shots in his living room.
In addition to standing in front of his brick fireplace for a few shots, the actor sat on his white couch with a blue blanket draped on the corner.
Showing an affinity for the industry and also interior design, behind him was a framed poster of the 1966 French film, A Man and a Woman.
© Provided by Daily MailHandsome: For the ceremony, the 59-year-old Netflix star wore a bold velvet blazer Armani, black turtleneck and matching trousers
© Provided by Daily MailLooking good: His outfit, styled by Cat Pope, was completed with a pair of black loafers as he attended the ceremony virtually from the comforts of his own home
The Golden Globe winner, best known for his role on The Practice, lost his category to Donald Sutherland, who won for HBO's hit The Undoing.
McDermott starred as Ernie West, the smooth-talking owner of Golden Tip Gas in Ryan Murphy's series Hollywood, which arrived to Netflix last May.
In January, McDermott confirmed he would be a series regular in Christopher Meloni's Law & Order spin-off Organized Crime, which premieres this spring on NBC.
© Provided by Daily MailMaking it work: While McDermott was unable to walk a red carpet due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, he posed for numerous shots in his living room
It's unclear who Dylan (born Mark Anthony) will portray in the 13-episode police procedural, which centers on the 59-year-old Emmy nominee's character Detective Elliot Stabler.
After a devastating personal loss, Stabler 'rebuilds his life while leading an elite task force that aims to take apart New York's most powerful crime syndicates one by one,' according to Deadline.
Christopher originated the role in NBC's Law & Order: SVU for 12 seasons before quitting in 2011 over a contract dispute.
© Provided by Daily MailPremieres this spring on NBC! In January, McDermott confirmed he would be a series regular in Christopher Meloni's Law & Order spin-off Organized Crime, which premieres this spring on NBC
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