Hazmat-clad presenters may deliver trophies for some Emmy winners

News has it that some celebrities may expect visits from trophy presenters this time.

These presenters will be clad in a stylish and safe hazmat suit that is going to act as a protective shield between the presenter and the recipient of the award.

ABC Network, which will present the 72nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards this year, announced this development on Friday.

The telecast on Sunday, produced by Done+Dusted, will show host Jimmy Kimmel talking only to the camera as they roll in on him at the Staples Center, Los Angeles.

Kimmel, who will host the ceremony for the third time now, had insisted that he goes live even if the celebrities stay holed up in their residences.

But, then he has trophies to deliver!

That's where this hazmat suit comes in.

The announcements of winners will be synchronized with the arrival of the presenters.

Talking about this, executive producer Reggie Hudlin had pointed out, "From category to category, it's going to change. Some of them may not work, but we said, 'Let's just experiment and have the audience a little more on the edge of their seats.'"

This suit is created and designed by costume designer Katja Cahill and executive producer Guy Carrington.

Cahill has been the go-to designer for many Emmys ceremonies and Carrington has roped in a hazmat manufacturer to ensure proper balance between absolute safety and élan of the Emmys.

Organizers have previously announced of delivering over 150 video recording kits to celebrities attending the ceremony this year.