The Parent Trap stars Lisa Ann Walter and Elaine Hendrix, aka Chessy and Meredith, walking down the red carpet together made me unexpectedly emotional.
Amy Sussman / WireImage / Getty Imagescast for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series.
They walked arm-in-arm down the red carpet with Elaine in a stellar black tux and Lisa in a gorgeous black gown:Here's some solo shots of the duo too, because I am obsessed with both looks:on the red carpet, Lisa said this was a dress she bought five years when she was"entirely unemployed" and she said,"I'm gonna wear this to the SAG Awards [someday].
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