Heidi Klum flashes major sideboob in a sparkling minidress with stylish Quinta Brunson at The Hollywood Reporter’s Emmys bash in LA

Heidi Klum teamed with the stylish Quinta Brunson to deliver a sultry show at The Hollywood Reporter and SAG-AFTRA 5th Annual Emmy Nominees Night in West Hollywood on Friday.

The 51-year-old German-American supermodel, who recently rocked a chic look during a relaxing outing in LA, was joined by the 34-year-old Abbott Elementary actress and other celebrities at the event.

The 76th annual Emmy Awards will be handed out later this week, on Sunday, September 15, and will be hosted by Dan Levy and his father, Eugene Levy.

Klum turned heads in her sparkly, floral mini dress that hugged her body and had a hem that fell just inches above her knees.

The halter dress featured shades of gold, brown and black, while her side boob was exposed for a bit of a sparkle.

She wore a pair of black open-toe pumps, which matched the color scheme of her outfit.

Heidi’s blonde locks were parted in the middle and fell effortlessly past her shoulders.

The beauty effortlessly carried a stunning black clutch in her hand to hold a few items she needed on the special night.

The star opted for a bold makeup look, consisting of a coat of mascara on her lashes and a shimmering, smokey eye shadow.

Her cheekbones were given a warm blush for a radiant glow, while her lips were given a glossy nude shade for the finishing touch.

Klum completed the look with a pair of gold and black earrings and a pair of large rings.

The America’s Got Talent host flashed a cheerful smile as she struck several poses upon arriving at the venue.

Other stars also graced the red carpet at the festivities, including Quinta Brunson, who shone in a tight-fitting black dress that fell below her knees.

Large cutouts were visible on the upper portion of the ensemble for a sultry look and Brunson wore a pair of closed, nude heels.

Quinta’s short, dark locks were parted to one side, leaving her bangs to fall softly onto her forehead.

The star opted for minimal accessories, allowing the dress to be the main focal point. She wore small silver hoop earrings and a pair of silver rings.

She had put on a beautiful make-up for the evening, consisting of a coat of mascara on her lashes and a light eye shadow around her eyes.

A warm blush was applied to her cheekbones for a radiant glow, while her lips were given a glossy nude shade.

Brunson was spotted pausing for a photo op on Friday as she arrived at the star-studded event.

Abbott Elementary received numerous Emmy nominations prior to the awards ceremony, including one for Best Comedy Series.

Quinta received a nomination for Best Actress in a Comedy Series, while Tyler James Williams was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.

Other stars from the series, such as Sheryl Lee Ralph and Janelle James, also received nominations for Best Supporting Actress.

Selma Blair also attended the event, dazzling in a flowing black dress that was held up with a thick strap around her right shoulder.

The Legally Blonde actress, who battles multiple sclerosis, wore a pair of black peep-toe heels and sported a big smile while being accompanied by her service dog Scout.

Her platinum blonde locks were parted to one side and fell in light waves, almost to the tops of her shoulders.

Blair wore a pair of statement gold earrings and a pair of large rings on her hands to make the outfit even more glamorous.

Selma opted for a classic makeup look, consisting of a coat of mascara on her lashes and a light eyeshadow around her eyes.

A pink blush was applied to further accentuate her cheekbones, while a glossy, rosy shade was applied to her lips as a finishing touch.

Zachary Quinto was dressed up to the nines when he visited the star event. He wore dark blue pants and a light blue satin shirt with dark blue stripes.

The Star Trek actor donned a pair of black leather shoes and wore a gold watch on his left wrist.

The 76th annual Primetime Emmy Awards will be presented for Outstanding Television Performance by an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker on Sunday, September 15, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California.

The Bear set a new record for nominations in a single year in the Comedy category with 23 (previously held by 30 Rock with 22 nominations in 2009), and Shōgun leads the Drama category this year with 25 nominations.

Nominations for Best Comedy Series went to Abbott Elementary, The Bear, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Hacks, Only Murders In The Building, Palm Royale, Reservation Dogs and What We Do In The Shadows.

Baby Reindeer, Fargo, Lessons In Chemistry, Ripley and True Detective were nominated for Best Limited Anthology Series or Movie.