There are few things in fashion we can bank on, but if there's one thing, it's that the Academy Awards will serve multiple very good looks on the red carpet. Be it sexy, sequinned or downright surprising, we know as editors we'll wake up on that Monday in March to a series of viral moments, magnificent dresses and, of course, the news of who took home the most-coveted awards.

When covering the Oscars, particularly the red carpet fashion, we expect fun, fabulous but relatively unwearable looks. Feathers! Naked dresses! Rhinestones! Stunning? Yes. But easy to wear day to day? Perhaps not. But there was one microtrend I spotted at this year’s Academy Awards that I think is not only wearable but about to be huge, and that’s embroidered floral motifs.

Whilst we spotted a few examples; Rose Byrne in custom Dior, Lauren Santo Domingo in Conner Ives for the Vanity Fair after-party and Arden Cho in Miss Sohee, Anne Hathaway’s black velvet haute couture Valentino Garavani gown was possibly the most breathtaking. With a mermaid silhouette, a deep waisted belt and accessorised with matching black velvet opera gloves, Roger Vivier Jewel heeled sandals and Bulgari jewellery, this was not your standard little black dress. Hathaway’s choice to wear the luxury brand was no doubt a tribute to the house’s namesake designer Valentino Garavini, who died in January and was a friend of hers.

Another example that caught my eye was Lauren Santo Domingo’s Conner Ives dress for the Vanity Fair after-party. Floral embroidered silk pieces, primarily coats with a fur trim, are fast becoming a signature for emerging London-based New York designer. Just this weekend Zoe Kravitz was pictured wearing a custom jacket whilst stepping out with her boyfriend Harry Styles. Adorned with oriental florals, like the wisteria on Domingo’s dress, the style feels similar to that of Mary-Kate Olsen’s Balmain silk floral coat worn at The Met Gala in 2013.

Actress and KPop singer Arden Cho also chose soft floral embroidery on her chartreuse green (a trending spring/summer 26 colour) shawl by Miss Sohee courture. The Demon Hunters star paired the green embroidered puffed sleeve piece, which has a long trail from each arm to wear with her fishtail black lace gown.

Rose Byrne, who was nominated for Best Actress at the awards for her role in If I Had Legs I'd Kick You, wore a stunning black velvet gown not unlike Anne Hathaway's. The Dior dress was also sleeveless, with a mermaid silhouette, in jet black with beautiful floral embroidered bouquets across the bottom and chest.

With the annual Academy Awards in its 98th edition, it was only a matter of time before those who attend the prestigious event pay tribute to their predecessors through their looks. On the 2026 Oscars red carpet, that’s exactly what several notable guests did, eschewing the preferred form of method dressing for something more cinematic.

Given that this ceremony is held to toast the stirring on-screen portrayal and box office achievements of the best the industry has to offer, it’s fitting that those who turn out gesture towards the rich history of fashion and film that set the scene for them. This year was certainly a more demure affair, with bridal whites the predominant colour choice and feather accents the defining way to steal the spotlight.

However, these classic gowns certainly still found a way to nod to the past, be it through pulling a look directly from the archives or emulating a dress worn by a previous winner, perhaps in a way of having their success impart onto the wearer.

The most notable iteration of red carpet referencing came in the form of Jessie Buckley’s custom Chanel gown. Whilst the actress, who made history by becoming the first Irish woman to secure the coveted Best Actress award, shares a Celtic connection with Johnathan Anderson and was speculated to be wearing Dior, it was French-Belgian couturier Mattieu Blazy who had the privilege of dressing her for the occasion.

And what an occasion it was, with the luxuriant’s light pink bustier chiffon dress and red satin leather stole broadcast to the world as Buckley accepted the statue through a teary-eyed acceptance speech. (She dedicated the win to the “beautiful chaos of a mother’s heart”, which is an incredibly moving devotion given the subject matter of Hamnet.)

Appropriately, Blazy crafted the gown with Grace Kelly’s 1956 Oscars dress in mind. Though the late Princesses was made by MGM’s in-studio costume designer, Helen Rose, she also wore the silhouette to accept her Best Actress award for her performance in The Country Girl. The same dress, the same stage, close to 70 years later.

Elsewhere, Gracie Abrams accompanied her boyfriend, and Buckley’s co-star, Paul Mescal for what is his second outing to the Oscars, wearing a cropped bustier and pencil skirt darted with embroidered camelia flowers. Also by Chanel, the look emulated the essence of the naked dress Bob Mackie designed for Cher to wear to the 1987 Oscars—where she also took home the top prize for her role as a pragmatic widow in Moonstruck—in all its chintzy glory.

Of course, it wouldn’t be a red carpet reference without mentioning McKenna Grace’s tribute to Gwyneth Paltrow’s bubblegum pink Ralph Lauren dress from 1999, the same year she took home the brass ring for her work in Shakespeare in Love.

Later, at the Vanity Fair after party, Hailey Bieber honoured the long lineage Giorgio Armani has of dressing Oscar winners by wearing a bespoke leopard print dress inspired by the Italian brand’s autumn/winter 2005 haute couture collection.

In the words of Taylor Swift, I think I’ve seen this film before. So, without further ado, scroll on to see all the iconic fashion references you might’ve missed on the 2026 Oscars red carpet.

All the Iconic Fashion References on the 2026 Oscars Red Carpet

1. Jessie Buckley and Grace Kelly

Jessie Buckley in Chanel

Grace Kelly in Helen Rose

2. Gracie Abrams and Cher

Gracie Abrams in Chanel

Cher in Bob Mackie

3. Mckenna Grace and Gwyneth Paltrow

McKenna Grace in Vera Wang

Gwyneth Paltrow in Ralph Laurent

4. Hailey Bieber and Giorgio Armani

Hailey Bieber at the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscars After Party

Giorgio Armani's Autumn/Winter 2005 Haute Couture Collection

Here at Who What Wear, we've been busy covering the very best Oscars red carpet looks from the 98th Academy Awards. From standout fashion to monochromatic makeup (yes, I'm talking about Chase Infiniti's lilac eyeshadow moment), you're probably all clued up on the biggest looks of the night, but have you ever found yourself wondering what perfume your favourite celebs might be wearing when they step onto the red carpet? Well, I think I've just figured it out.

If you tuned into the awards, you'll know that Jessie Buckley won Best Actress for her role as Agnes Shakespeare in Hamnet. Her custom Chanel dress and bold red lip certainly stole the show, but her hairstylist, Bryce Scarlett, actually shared an insight into the luxury fragrance (or should we say, hair perfume) she wore on the night, and it just so happens to be every beauty editor's favourite scent.

On Instagram, Scarlett shared a snap of Jessie on the red carpet, next to a picture of the Initio Parfums Privés Musk Therapy Hair Mist, seemingly confirming that this was her go-to scent for the evening.

At £87, this expensive-smelling fragrance has been recommended to me by pretty much every editor I know, and since getting my hands on the scent, it's become a staple in my perfume collection. Although it's a hair mist, I like to spray it all over, but you can purchase the matching perfume if you prefer to layer your fragrance.

It opens with fresh notes of bergamot, mandarin and white magnolia, before a heart of white musk takes centre stage. I'd describe it as a skin-like scent, with a clean, soapy aroma. However, this fresh laundry appeal is elevated by notes of sandalwood and pink musk, resulting in a captivating, heady fragrance that certainly feels fitting for such a prestigious event.

It's the sort of perfume that whispers wealth and cocoons the senses like silk being draped across your shoulders. I can totally see why Buckley chose it for her winning night.

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Aside from the Met Gala, the Oscars is the biggest night in the calendar for red carpet fashion fans. Along with the rest of the world, Who What Wear editors eagerly gather around our laptops waiting to see who won what, but equally as important, who wore what. We had our predictions—Elle Fanning in something ethereal, Anne Hathaway in something slinky and directional, Gwyneth Paltrow in something minimalist and sleek; but this year we were treated to some truly stand out looks that even we didn't see coming.

Some of our favourites? Kate Hudson in Armani Privé, Jessie Buckley's two-tone custom Chanel, and Mia Goth's romantic, ruffled Dior (almost a nod to her turn in Best Picture nominated Frankenstein), but what really caught our eye was the abundance of one unexpected trend in particular—feathers.

No, they may not be new to the red carpet, and in fact the 2026 Golden Globes was all about ruffling feathers as Charli XCX wore black ostrich feathers, Odessa Zi'on opted for a black Dolce and Gabanna feather stole, and Selena Gomez sported a velvet column gown blooming with a bust of white ‘flowers’ made from feathers. But as the latter proved, Matthieu Blazy's Chanel was the inspiration behind many of awards season's best looks, and feathers just so happen to be the key component.

Let's start with the newly crowned queen of the red carpet, Teyana Taylor. Before slipping into a simple white gown for the afterparty, her Chanel ceremony look tops the best dressed list for the jaw dropping use of thousands of tiny black and white feathers to create a tiered skirt and train. Or, perhaps you preferred Nicole Kidman's nude column gown, comprising of a feathered corset and simple slip skirt that descended into a feathered hem. Either way, both were custom creations by Blazy who really deserved the award for most looks on the red carpet, hands down.

And we cannot, of course, discuss feathers on the Oscars' red carpet without mentioning Demi Moore. In one of the most memorable looks of the night, Moore's custom Gucci was a reminder that the Oscars is all about dresses that will go down in fashion history. Styled by Brad Goreski and finished with Boucheron jewellery, her ombré green gown was an abundance of black and green feathers that were almost peacock iridescent. Could these looks be a sure sign that the red carpet is moving away for understated minimalism? Should we all be invested in feathered pieces for evening wear? And just how many feathers were left strewn around the venue? Important questions to keep in mind for the next big awards shows: the Television BAFTAs, the TONYs and finally the Emmys in July.

More of the Feather Trend at the 2026 Oscars

Demi Moore and Nicole Kidman wear Gucci and Chanel feather gowns respectively at the 2026 Oscars.

Maya Rudolph wears a black feathered embellished gown at the 2026 Oscars.

Vicky Krieps wears a Bottega Veneta halterneck feather gown to the 2026 Oscars.

Hollywood is always a place of glitz and glamour, but never is a time when this is more apparent than during the annual Academy Awards. However, for the 2026 Oscars, it wasn’t chintzy sequins, naked dresses, or bold bombshell looks that paid homage to the Golden Age of cinema that dominated the red carpet—though all of those were present—but a slew of bridal white looks.

It’s a fitting move considering an industry that’s been dominated by matrimonial discourse over the past few weeks since Law Roach dropped that bombshell alluding to the fact Zendaya and Tom Holland might’ve tied the knot. For her part, the actress did not choose to honour her possible new nuptials by wearing a white gown as she did at Louis Vuitton’s autumn/winter 2026 collection presentation during Paris Fashion Week, though she did spend the weekend that just passed at Las Vegas’ Little White Wedding Chapel promoting her upcoming A24 dark romantic comedy, The Drama.

Of course, with so many iconic movie brides to reference—Mrs. Robinson in The Graduate! Sophie in Mamma Mia!—Juliet in Love Actually—it’s only fitting that this trope gets thrust into the spotlight on film’s night of nights. Leading the charge was none other than Emma Stone, who arrived in a bespoke Louis Vuitton gown. Featuring an open back, shimmering details, and severe capped sleeves that emulate the Empire era, the two-time Best Actress winner arrived at the Dolby Theatre to mark her seventh nomination at the ceremony.

Later in the evening, Gwyneth Paltrow, who recently made her comeback to the screen as a past-her-prime actress in Marty Supreme, made an appearance to add another entry in her canon of memorable red carpet looks. But rather than wearing a blushing pink taffeta Ralph Lauren number or burgundy velvet Tom-Ford-for-Gucci suit as she did in the ‘90s, she took a far more risqué route in an ivory silk Giorgio Armani Privé gown that featured an exaggerated slit up the side.

And whilst there were plenty of more bridal white looks and pseudo wedding dresses to take note of, including Nicole Kidman, Priyanka Chopra and Mia Goth, the most breathtaking was Elle Fanning in a custom Givenchy dress designed by Sarah Burton. The strapless gown was nothing short of ethereal, with a cloud of silk taffeta following the first-time nominee as she made her way into the Dolby Theatre.

Speaking to VOGUE, Fanning revealed that the dress also held sentimental value as it was embroidered with wisteria motifs that paid tribute to the flowers that clung to her childhood home in the American South. Continuing the botanical illusion, she paired the look with a wisteria necklace from Cartier that dates back to 1903.

Ethereal, elegant and looking of love, scroll through for the best bridal white looks that dominated the 2026 Oscars red carpet. (And the after party to boot!)

All the Bridal White Looks on the 2026 Oscars Red Carpet

Last night, the stars were out in full to celebrate the 98th Academy Awards, and the Oscars red carpet was nothing short of spectacular. From show-stopping fashion looks to monochromatic makeup and gothic waves galore, there were many trends to note, but one makeup look in particular kept me up all night, desperate to share it with everyone I know.

As a makeup artist and beauty editor, I've written extensively about choosing the right eye shadow for your eye colour. Recently, I shared my favourite brown eye shadows for blue eyes, as they never fail to make them stand out. However, on last night's red carpet, Chase Infiniti wore an unexpected eye shadow colour that made her hazel eyes pop like never before.

Matching her makeup to her custom Louis Vuitton dress, the One Battle After Another actress wore lilac eye shadow as she stepped out on the red carpet, and there's no denying that this was the perfect colour to take her makeup look to the next level.

Paired with glowing skin and a simple glossy lip, the purple hue enhanced her features beautifully, and I think we can all agree that the colour complemented her hazel eyes in all the right ways.

The great thing about this look is that it's not that complicated, either. As you can see, Infiniti's makeup artist, Amber D (@amberdmakeup), focused on the inner corner of the eye (another trick to make your eye makeup pop), while also blending the purple shade all over the lid for a subtle wash of colour. She used a Louis Vuitton eye shadow for the look, from the brand's 450 Cosmic Dreams Eyeshadow Palette (£190).

Below, I've linked some more of my favourite lilac eye shadow shades to help you re-create the look, because let's face it: nothing says spring like a pop of purple. If you have hazel eyes, I recommend trying this makeup trick asap.

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If the Oscars 2026 red carpet is the ultimate award-season showdown, the Vanity Fair Oscars after-party is where Hollywood lets its hair down. It's where fashion gets a little more daring. After months of red carpet glitz and glamour, tonight's attendees traded gowns built for the Dolby Theatre for looks designed to dance, mingle, and make a statement under the iconic after-party lights. Every sequined slip, tailored suit, and showstopping accessory deserves its moment in the spotlight, and we're here to give them just that.

Think of the Vanity Fair Oscars after-party as the night's style playground, where stars take risks and stylists get experimental. From unexpected color combinations to whimsical details and bold silhouettes, these are the after-party looks we'll be talking about long after the night is over. Scroll down to see outfits worn by Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, Chase Infiniti, Keke Palmer, and more.

See All the Looks From the Vanity Fair Oscars After-Party Red Carpet 2026

WHO: Bella Hadid

WEAR: Prada top and pencil skirt; Chopard Haute Joaillerie Collection necklace, earrings, and rings

WHO: Hailey Bieber

WEAR: custom Giorgio Armani Privé dress

WHO: PinkPantheress

WEAR: Tamara Ralph dress; Manolo Blahnik shoes

WHO: Anya Taylor-Joy

WEAR: Archival Dior by John Galliano romper; Tiffany & Co. jewelry

WHO: Odessa A'zion

WEAR: Harris Reed dress; Pandora lab-grown diamond jewelry

WHO: Wunmi Mosaku

WEAR: Custom Georges Chakra Couture gown

STYLED BY: Shameelah Hicks

WHO: Elle and Dakota Fanning

WEAR: On Elle: Givenchy dress; Cartier jewelry; On Dakota: Zuhair Murad dress

STYLED BY: Samantha McMillen

WHO: Olivia Rodrigo

WEAR: Custom Saint Laurent dress; Chopard earrings and ring

STYLED BY: Chloe and Chenelle Delgadillo

WHO: Kendall Jenner

WEAR: Chanel dress; Tiffany & Co. jewelry; Gianvito Rossi shoes

WHO: Quinta Brunson

WEAR: Tom Ford gown; Schutz heels.

STYLED BY: Jessica Paster

WHO: Karol G

WEAR: Ashi Studio dress; Gianvitto Rossi heels; Jacob & Co. Jewels.

STYLED BY: Brett Alan Nelson

WHO: Isha Ambani

WEAR: Dilara Findikoglu dress made with custom woven fabrics sourced from Swadesh

STYLED BY: Jamie Mizrahi

WHO: Kaia Geber

WEAR: Givenchy by Sarah Burton gown

WHO: Julia Fox

WEAR: Viktor&Rolf S/S 22 Couture dress; La Marquise ring and earrings

STYLED BY: Briana Andalore

WHO: Dua Lipa and Callum Turner

WEAR: On Lipa: Schiaparelli Couture dress; Bulgari jewelry

STYLED BY: Lorenzo Posocco

WHO: Amelia Gray Hamlin

WEAR: Revolve Los Angeles dress

WHO: Olandria Carthen

WEAR: Custom Pajtim Raci gown; Atazure jewelry

STYLED BY: The Reismans

WHO: Tate McRae

WEAR: Ludovic de San Saint Gown

STYLED BY: Chloe and Chenelle Delgadillo

WHO: Simone Ashley

WEAR: Tamara Ralph dress; Buccellati jewelry

WHO: Chase Infiniti

WEAR: Custom Louis Vuitton Gown; De Beers jewelry

STYLED BY: Wayman and Micah

WHO: Sarah Pidgeon

WEAR: Custom Calvin Klein Collection dress; archival Stuart Weitzman Ellsie 100 Sandals

STYLED BY: Emma Jade Morrison

WHO: Teyana Taylor

WEARING: Chanel gown

WHO: Rita Ora

WEAR: Tamara Ralph dress

WHO: Keke Palmer

WEAR: Gucci gown

WHO: Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams

WEARING: On Connor: Saint Laurent top; Tiffany & Co. jewelry; TAG Heuer vintage watch; On Hudson: Balenciaga blouse; Bulgari jewelry, Christian Louboutin shoes

WHO: Kim Kardashian

WEAR: Gucci dress; Ofira jewelry

WHO: Cara Delevingne

WEAR: Thom Browne dress

WHO: Rachel Sennott

WEAR: Custom Balenciaga dress

STYLED BY: Jared Ellner

WHO: Tracee Ellis Ross

WEAR: Marine Serre dress; Boucheron jewelry

STYLED BY: Karla Welch

WHO: Jessica Alba

WEAR: Tamara Ralph dress; Ahikoza by Brham clutch; Chopard earrings and rings

STYLED BY: Dani Michelle

WHO: Kiernan Shipka

WEAR: Rodarte dress

WHO: Delaney Rowe

WEAR: Maison Margiela dress

WHO: Quenlin Blackwell

WEAR: Chanel dress

WHO: Lauren Santo Domingo

WEAR: Conner Ives dress

If you're anything like me, you watched the Oscars red carpet like a hawk, waiting for Zendaya to arrive, only to be sorely disappointed that she was a no-show. Over three hours into the ceremony, however, Zendaya surprised everyone and strolled onto the stage to present Paul Thomas Anderson with the top directing award.

Accompanied by Robert Pattinson, her costar in The Drama, Zendaya wore a striking brown one-shouldered custom Louis Vuitton dress. It was a more low-key look than we're used to seeing on the fashion star, but it made total sense considering she was there as a presenter, not a nominee. Elegant and classic, the draped dress immediately shot to the top of my best dressed list. (Elle Fanning and Kylie Jenner also made my personal best-of roundup.) Oh, and did you notice Zendaya's diamond Rolex watch?

Zendaya finished her look with Prada Beauty makeup. “To complement Zendaya’s earth toned dress, I played up her features and complexion using smoldering browns and warm caramels,” her makeup artist Ernesto Casillas said in a statement.

Scroll down to see what Zendaya wore onstage at the 2026 Academy Awards after skipping the red carpet.

On Zendaya: Louis Vuitton dress; Rolex watch; Cindy Chao Art Jewel White Label Collection diamond earrings and ring; Prada Beauty makeup

When it comes to award-show glamour, I drink up every detail of the looks that make our best dressed lists. Though every event plays host to a showstopping assortment of red carpet ensembles, from the stunning gowns to the trendsetting hairstyles, the stars save their best for the Oscars, and the 2026 show is shaping up to have some of the best beauty looks I've seen in a minute.

Don't get me wrong. I love a classic updo and perfectly manicured hands. However, the one thing that sets my soul on fire is red carpet makeup—so much so that I asked my fellow beauty editors to fan-cast our favorite nominees' makeup looks for the evening. The one thing we didn't see coming was the monochrome-makeup trend that suddenly yet swiftly took center stage, and I'm simply itching to re-create these looks myself. Below, see the matchy-matchy lip and eye moments from Jessie Buckley, Emma Stone, Renate Reinsve, and more that played oh so perfectly with their Oscar-worthy gowns.

Not to toot my own horn, but I did predict Buckley's red-lip look. The Best Actress nominee matched her scarlet lips to her two-toned Chanel gown, making this look an instant classic. I theorize that the vermillion accents could be a sweet nod to her character Agnes Shakespeare's signature red frock, but that's just me.

Wunmi Mosaku's deep-sea turquoise gown caught my eye immediately, but her shimmering shadow made me stay. The Sinners star matched her sparkling custom Louis Vuitton gown with a pop of reflective teal eye shadow on the inner corners of her eyes, which happens to be one of 2026's top red carpet trends, according to our senior beauty editor Jamie Schneider's robust reporting. If you want to replicate her exact look, pick up Louis Vuitton's La Beauté LV Ombres Eyeshadow Palette in Beige Memento and Force of Nature.

According to Chase Infiniti's makeup artist, Amber Dreadon, the actress's custom Louis Vuitton dress was the ultimate source of inspiration. Dreadon describes the look as "whimsical, light, and effortlessly youthful," according to a press release, and kept skin and subtle pops of color at the center. She used the LV Ombres Eyeshadow Palette in Cosmic Dreams to craft Infiniti's soft lilac eye before accenting her pillowy pout with the LV Rouge Satin Lipstick in Kiss the Sky.

Do my eyes deceive me, or did Emma Stone match her shimmering, floor-sweeping Louis Vuitton gown with a frosted eye? According to a press release, the star's gown was hand-embroidered—which, by my logic, requires a makeup look with the same painstaking detail. The Bugonia star wears the LV Ombres Eyeshadow Palette in Beige Memento, which features an icy ivory shadow that I'd bet my next paycheck she slathered all over the eye.

Sinners' Li Jun Li has been taking the 2026 award season by storm with her extravagant red carpet looks, though I'm particularly entranced by her matching red moment tonight. Perhaps inspired by the fiery aesthetic of her heavily nominated film, the actress tied in her red Gaurav Gupta dress with cherry-colored glam, including bright-red lips and berry-hued blush.

Renate Reinsve has been dominating award season in the style category, but my eyes were on her red lip (and sculptural hip-high slit) tonight. Perfectly matching her custom Louis Vuitton gown is her matte LV lipstick in orange-red Vuittamine, which I'm adding to my cart as we speak.

It's officially entertainment's most important night. The Oscars red carpet—or the Academy Awards if you're fancy—plays host to some of the most awe-striking fashion and beauty moments of the year. Though the show celebrates the actors, cast, crew members, and many projects of 2025, the stars have arrived on the red carpet donning looks that feel reminiscent of a certain 2026 film that sent the internet into a frenzy: Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights, marked by Margot Robbie's cascading gothic waves.

Historically inspired romantic hairstyles have been sweeping red carpets ever since Robbie's rotation of stellar press tour looks kicked off in late January, but the trend seems to have had a lasting impression on the stars bedecking Hollywood's most revered event. Chase Infiniti and Odessa A'zion are some of the latest to float down the carpet in their stunning curly styles, and Auli’i Cravalho, Ariana Greenblatt, and more sported iterations of the moor-mussed waves. Keep scrolling to see all of the softly romantic looks serving gothic glamour at the 2026 Oscars.

Gothic-Wave Trend at the 2026 Oscars

A'zion's famous waves are out to play tonight, and we can't help but notice how seamlessly her naturally bouncy spirals mesh with this gothic trend. Worn loose and voluminous, her look demonstrates a curly take on this historically charged style.

Infiniti's looks—from head to toe—are always the talk of the town, and tonight is no different. The One Battle After Another star wears her sweeping tresses in goddess braids, showcasing how stunning natural hair looks with this trend. Celebrity hairstylist Coree Moreno created this sculpted braid look with a smattering of bendy waves using Bellami's Silk Seam Clip-Ins and the Arachne Smoothboost Brush for an extra touch of length and volume.

At this point, Cravalho's inky waves are basically synonymous with the Disney princess role that kick-started her career (Moana, if you live under a rock). However, the actress and singer pinned her trademark ebony waves up into a half-up, half-down style that feels very Bridgerton to us beauty editors.

Bella Thorne was the apple of our eye as walked down the carpet in a sheer black gown and moody Brontë waves. In a half-up, half-down style similar to Cravalho's, Thorne pulled out a few face-framing pieces and adorned her style with a black bow.

Greenblatt is yet another actress donning this romantic, cascading style. The Barbie alum looks extra chic in a vintage John Galliano off-the-shoulder dress, accented by her stunning, tousled waves—falling perfectly in line with the period-piece trend we've seen sweeping 2026's red carpets.

Though we'd happily enjoy a star-studded red carpet every Sunday night, award season unfortunately comes to a close this evening with the 2026 Academy Awards, the finish line of a long and very stylish run of shows that started all the way back in November. It's bittersweet, so we want to savor every second of it, paying especially close attention to the looks that tonight's attendees and their stylists spent hours upon hours putting together. Every last earring and hand-sewn embellishment deserves its moment, and we're happy to give them just that.

Of all the award shows each season, the Oscars are always the mecca when it comes to fashion. Think back to some of the greatest looks of all time, like Nicole Kidman's chartreuse Dior Haute Couture dress by John Galliano in 1997, Lupita Nyong'o's aquamarine Prada gown in 2014, and Emma Stone's gold fringed Givenchy dress designed by Riccardo Tisci. Of course, we can't forget Gwyneth Paltrow's iconic baby-pink Ralph Lauren number that she wore in 1999, the year she won Best Actress for her role in Shakespeare in Love. And tonight, we were lucky enough to witness the next "greats" to be added to this list. Think Renate Reinsve's custom Louis Vuitton dress with a waist-high slit and Elle Fanning's bridal Givenchy gown by Sarah Burton and vintage Cartier necklace circa 1903.

Keep scrolling to discover the best looks unveiled on the 2026 Academy Awards red carpet. If you thought the stylish pre-parties delivered, just wait until you see the fashions that debuted at the main event.

WHO: Elle Fanning

WEAR: Custom Givenchy gown; vintage Cartier necklace circa 1903

STYLED BY: Samantha McMillen

WHO: Zoe Saldaña

WEAR: Saint Laurent dress and shoes; Cartier jewelry

STYLED BY: Petra Flannery

WHO: Jacob Elordi

WEAR: Custom Bottega Veneta suit; Cartier jewelry and watch

STYLED BY: Wendi and Nicole Ferreira

WHO: Paul Mescal

WEAR: Celine suit, shoes, and belt; Cartier jewelry and watch

STYLED BY: Felicity Kay

WHO: Anne Hathaway

WEAR: Valentino couture gown; Roger Vivier shoes

STYLED BY: Erin Walsh

WHO: Teyana Taylor

WEAR: Custom Chanel dress; Tiffany & Co. jewelry

WHO: Emma Stone

WEAR: Custom Louis Vuitton dress

STYLED BY: Petra Flannery

WHO: Nicole Kidman

WEAR: Custom Chanel dress; Omega watch

STYLED BY: Jason Bolden

WHO: Mikey Madison

WEAR: Dior dress; Tiffany & Co. jewelry

STYLED BY: Jamie Mizrahi

WHO: Timothée Chalamet

WEAR: Custom Givenchy by Sarah Burton suit and boots; URBAN JÜRGENSEN watch

STYLED BY: Taylor McNeill

WHO: Gwyneth Paltrow

WEAR: Giorgio Armani Privé dress; Tiffany & Co. jewelry; Christian Louboutin shoes

STYLED BY: Elizabeth Saltzman

WHO: Kate Hudson

WEAR: Giorgio Armani Privé dress; Garatti jewelry

STYLED BY: Sophie Lopez

WHO: Michael B. Jordan

WEAR: Custom Louis. Vuitton suit

STYLED BY: Jason Bolden

WHO: Jessie Buckley

WEAR: Custom Chanel dress

STYLED BY: Danielle Goldberg

WHO: Renate Reinsve

WEAR: Custom Louis Vuitton dress and heels; Louis Vuitton High Jewelry ring and bracelet

STYLED BY: Karla Welch

WHO: Gracie Abrams

WEAR: Chanel set

STYLED BY: Spencer Singer

WHO: Mia Goth

WEAR: Dior dress; Stuart Weitzman shoes

STYLED BY: Jamie Mizrahi

WHO: Jayme Lawson

WEAR: Loewe dress; Christian Louboutin shoes

STYLED BY: Jason Rembert

WHO: Pedro Pascal

WEAR: Chanel suit

STYLED BY: Jamie Mizrahi

WHO: Demi Moore

WEAR: Custom Gucci dress; Boucheron jewelry

STYLED BY: Brad Goreski

WHO: Odessa A'zion

WEAR: Valentino couture dress; Pandora jewelry

WHO: Hudson Williams

WEAR: Custom Balenciaga suit; Bulgari jewelry

STYLED BY: Anastasia Walker

WHO: Chase Infiniti

WEAR: Custom Louis Vuitton dress; De Beers jewelry

STYLED BY: Wayman + Micah

WHO: Kirsten Dunst

WEAR: Celine dress and shoes; Fred Leighton jewelry

STYLED BY: Samantha McMillen

WHO: Ariana Greenblatt

WEAR: Vintage John Galliano dress from Raffe Vintage; Mikimoto jewelry

STYLED BY: Molly Dickson

WHO: Barbie Ferreira

WEAR: Custom Gap Studio by Zac Posen dress; Christian Louboutin heels; De Beers jewelry; La Marquise ring

STYLED BY: Chris Horan

WHO: Ejae

WEAR: Dior dress; Swarovski jewelry

WHO: Ava DuVernay

WEAR: Custom Louis Vuitton dress; Pomellato jewelry; Gianvito Rossi shoes

STYLED BY: Katie Bofshever

WHO: Rose Byrne

WEAR: Custom Dior couture dress; Taffin desert diamond necklace and earrings; Gianvito Rossi shoes

STYLED BY: Kate Young

WHO: Audrey Nuna

WEAR: Thom Browne dress; Chopard jewelry

STYLED BY: Danyul Brown

WHO: Vicky Krieps

WEAR: Custom Bottega Veneta dress

WHO: Bruna Marquezine

WEAR: Custom Gucci dress; Wempe jewelry

STYLED BY: Dani Michelle

WHO: Misty Copeland

WEAR: David Koma dress; Jared Atelier jewelry

STYLED BY: Karla Welch

WHO: Amelia Dimoldenberg

WEAR: Vintage Ralph Lauren dress; Bulgari jewelry

STYLED BY: Chloë Griffin

WHO: Arden Cho

WEAR: Miss Sohee dress; Christian Louboutin shoes

WHO: Calum Harper

WEAR: Custom Dzojchen tuxedo; Christian Louboutin shoes

STYLED BY: Zak Maoui

I love the glitz of award season—the jaw-dropping gowns, the bold beauty looks, the perfectly coiffed Old Hollywood waves.

But if I’m being honest, these grand fashion moments only hold my attention for so long. What always leaves a lasting impression? The shoes. A shoe person through and through, I treat A-list events as a crystal ball for the next big footwear trends, and this year’s Oscars red carpet didn’t disappoint. Amid the usual parade of glossy leather heels, a softer, more unexpected style quietly stole the show—a trend so compelling that I also spotted it making waves on the streets of Italy throughout the past few days of Milan Fashion Week..

Rather than the metallic leather pairs we usually see, celebrities gravitated towards something altogether more delicate: satin shoes. Subtly shimmering and effortlessly elegant, this refined shoe trend quietly enhanced the evening's best outfits.

Take Kaia Gerber, who wore a pair of Manolo Blahnik satin court shoes in a pearlescent white, complementing the ethereal layers of her flowing maxi dress without distracting from its beautiful intricacies.

Once reserved almost exclusively for brides, satin heels have been making a slow and steady return to the mainstream, no longer confined to shades of ivory and cream. Case in point: Natasha Bryant also opted for a pair of Manolo Blahnik heels, yet this time in black. She styled hers with an all-black ensemble for a striking silhouette without the starkness of glossy or patent leather.

Meanwhile, Emma Stone and Felicity Jones leaned into the trend with barely-there beige and champagne-hued pairs, their shoes blending seamlessly into the sweeping hems of their gowns.

Elsewhere in Europe, the very same shoe trend has been making waves amongst the Milanese style set. Stepping out for fashion week events, this elegant shoe emerged as one of the few silhouettes favoured across the board.

With backing from both the Oscars and Milan Fashion Week, it’s clear this shoe trend is far from a fleeting moment. Read on to discover the style that has Hollywood and the fashion set in agreement—does praise come higher than that?

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As I watched celebrities step onto the Oscars 2025 red carpet on Sunday night, one thing stood out: the near-absence of the sheer, barely-there dresses that have long dominated Hollywood’s biggest night.

For years, the Oscars has served as a stage for boundary-pushing, skin-baring fashion, with celebrities embracing diaphanous gowns that left little to the imagination. But this year, something shifted. Instead of sheer panels and transparent fabrics, the red carpets (both for the main event and the official Vanity Fair afterparty) were filled with a new kind of risqué dressing—one that leaned into structure and sensuality. Enter the "underwear dress" trend.

The nearly-naked trend isn’t gone; it has simply evolved. Where sheer dresses once ruled, the focus has now shifted to lingerie-inspired details—think corsetry, exposed bras and bodices that borrow from the world of boudoir. This shift marks a departure from overt exposure towards a more sophisticated take on sensuality.

Case in point: Monica Barbaro’s breathtaking Dior gown. Opting for a pink-and-silver dress with a high empire waistline, the A Complete Unknown star showcased a voluminous silhouette with thick box-pleat detailing and pocket cut-outs. Whilst the lower half of the dress provided full coverage, the upper portion featured a bra-inspired cut. The effect? A look that felt both daring and undeniably red-carpet worthy.

Meanwhile, Lupita Nyong’o interpreted the trend with refinement and poise. Her Chanel gown featured a chainmail bodice that cinched at the waist, whilst a pearl-embellished bust peeked through, creating a balance between opulence and playfulness that nodded to the underwear dress trend in a subtle and wearable way.

Spanning generations, this emerging trend was also picked up by young actor Josephine Reitman, who opted for a black gown featuring a sheer corset bodice—a contemporary take on the structured silhouettes of the past. The sheer detailing was present but controlled, reinforcing the idea that fashion is moving away from total transparency in favour of strategic reveals.

Whilst corset detailing and exposed bras have long played a role in red-carpet fashion, their presence hasn’t felt this dominant in years. Rather than relying on sheer fabrics alone, this trend adds a sense of intrigue through clever design choices, making it both more wearable and infinitely more interesting.

With plenty of endorsements from the chicest celebrities, I can see this trend catching on in a big way soon. To shop the dress trend that comes red-carpet-approved, read on to discover our pick of underwear dresses.

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It's no secret that OPI is one of our favourite nail brands of all time. Amongst the thousands of nail colours out there, OPI has some of the most iconic shades. From Bubble Bath to Funny Bunny and Big Apple Red to Malaga Wine, they're some of the most recognised and loved nail shades around.

So, it's no surprise that we saw an OPI classic on the Oscars red carpet last night, and IMO, it's one of OPI's best nail colours out there.

OPI Baby, Take A Vow

We spotted this milky nail look on Este Haim, created by celebrity nail artist, Natalie Minerva who used OPI's Baby, Take A Vow. This OPI nail shade is a sheer, blushing soft pink that suits everyone. While it applies sheer, it can be layered up for a more 'milky' look, which Minerva has done here using the gel polish version (but don't worry, you can also get it in nail polish form).

On Instagram, Minerva shares, "Colors like Baby, Take a Vow are great because depending on your application you can have them be very sheer, or far more pigmented depending on how much gel you apply per layer. For Este, I was super heavy handed so this version was a bit more on the pigmented side."

Personally, I love this milky pink manicure combined with the almond nail shape and will be getting hold of the OPI nail colour to recreate this look at home. However, this versatile shade means it also look super pretty applied in a sheer coat below—it's like a tinted moisturiser for your nails that instantly makes your nails look neat, healthy and glossy.

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One of the most highly anticipated nights on the red carpet has arrived with the 2025 Academy Awards. Throughout the award show season, there has been buzz about which films will take home the Oscars, with top contenders including The Brutalist and Anora. We are equally invested in the films as we are the fashion on the red carpet, and it has already been a strong season. Selena Gomez has been one of the breakout red carpet stars of the season, styled by Erin Walsh in elegant Old Hollywood looks from Celine and Prada.

The 97th annual Academy Awards are being presented at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, and a long list of A-listers are set to attend. Among them are nominees Demi Moore, Zoe Saldaña, Cynthia Erivo, Mikey Madison, Timothée Chalamet, and Colman Domingo. Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande will perform songs from Wicked. Stars including Halle Berry, Penélope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson, and Selena Gomez will also be in attendance. We will be reporting on the star-studded red carpet in real time, so stay tuned for the looks everyone is talking about. Ahead, see the most noteworthy looks from the 2025 Oscars.

WHO: Ariana Grande

WEAR: Custom Schiaparelli Haute Couture dress; Jimmy Choo custom Romy pumps; De Beers jewelry

STYLED BY: Mimi Cuttrell

WHO: Cynthia Erivo

WEAR: Custom Louis Vuitton dress; Roberto Coin jewelry

STYLED BY: Jason Bolden

WHO: Selena Gomez

WEAR: Custom Ralph Lauren dress; Stuart Weitzman shoes

STYLED BY: Erin Walsh

WHO: Elle Fanning

WEAR: Custom Givenchy Haute Couture by Sarah Burton dress; Cartier jewelry

STYLED BY: Samantha McMillen

WHO: Demi Moore

WEAR: Custom Giorgio Armani Privé dress; Christian Louboutin shoes; Chopard jewelry

STYLED BY: Brad Goreski

WHO: Zoe Saldaña

WEAR: Custom Saint Laurent dress, gloves, and heels; Cartier high jewelry necklace

STYLED BY: Petra Flannery

WHO: Mikey Madison

WEAR: Dior Haute Couture dress; Manolo Blahnik shoes; Tiffany & Co. jewelry

STYLED BY: Jamie Mizrahi

WHO: Timothée Chalamet

WEAR: Custom Givenchy by Sarah Burton suit and shirt; Cartier jewelry

STYLED BY: Taylor McNeill

WHO: Lupita Nyong'o

WEAR: Custom Chanel dress, shoes, and high jewelry

STYLED BY: Micaela Erlanger

WHO: Colman Domingo

WEAR: Custom Valentino suit, shirt, belt, and accessories; Boucheron jewelry; Omega watch

STYLED BY: Wayman and Micah

WHO: Penélope Cruz

WEAR: Chanel dress, shoes, and high jewelry

WHO: Jeremy Strong

WEAR: Loro Piana suit

STYLED BY: Warren Alfie Baker

WHO: Michelle Yeoh

WEAR: Custom Balenciaga Couture dress and shoes; Boucheron jewelry

WHO: Andrew Garfield

WEAR: Gucci suit; David Yurman jewelry; Jaeger-LeCoultre watch

STYLED BY: Warren Alfie Baker

WHO: Margaret Qualley

WEAR: Chanel dress, shoes, and jewelry

STYLED BY: Patricia Villirillo

WHO: Felicity Jones

WEAR: Giorgio Armani Privé dress; Custom Manolo Blahnik shoes; Boucheron jewelry

WHO: Adrien Brody

WHO: Emma Stone

WEAR: Custom Louis Vuitton dress; Jimmy Choo shoes

STYLED BY: Petra Flannery

WHO: Coco Jones

WEAR: Custom Coach dress; Harry Kotlar jewelry

STYLED BY: Maeve Reilly

WHO: Miley Cyrus

WEAR: Alexander McQueen dress; Boucheron Fine Jewelry

STYLED BY: Bradley Kenneth

WHO: Monica Barbaro

WEAR: Custom Christian Dior dress

STYLED BY: Jeanann Williams

WHO: Halle Berry

WEAR: Christian Siriano dress; Pomellato jewelry

STYLED BY: Lindsay Flores

WHO: Charlotte Lawrence

WEAR: Valentino dress; Reza jewelry

WHO: Bruna Marquezine

WEAR: Custom Versace dress

STYLED BY: Dani Michelle

WHO: Lily-Rose Depp

WEAR: Chanel dress, shoes, and high jewelry

WHO: Scarlett Johansson

WEAR: Thierry Mugler '90s dress; De Beers jewelry

STYLED BY: Kate Young

WHO: Da'Vine Joy Randolph

WHO: Raffey Cassidy

WEAR: Custom Loewe dress

STYLED BY: Rebecca Corbin-Murray

WHO: Lisa

WEAR: Markgong

WHO: Rachel Zegler

WEAR: Custom Christian Dior dress; Chopard jewelry; Carolina Herrera bag

STYLED BY: Sarah Slutsky

WHO: Ana de Armas

WEAR: Custom Louis Vuitton dress

WHO: Mindy Kaling

WEAR: Oscar de la Renta dress; Effy jewelry

WHO: Rachel Sennott

WEAR: Custom Balenciaga Haute Couture dress and shoes; Bucherer Fine Jewellery

WHO: Storm Reid

WEAR: Alexandre Vauthier Haute Couture dress; Giuseppe Zanotti shoes; Pomellato jewelry

STYLED BY: Jason Bolden

If you've been on social media this morning, you'll know that the 2024 Academy Awards took place at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood last night. All the A-listers were out in force and the red carpet looks were nothing short of sensational. From America Ferrera's pink Versace number to Zendaya's dazzling Giorgio Armani Privé gown, there were certainly lots of outfits to remember.

However, as a beauty editor, my eyes were on all of the red carpet hair and makeup looks, and they definitely didn't disappoint. I spotted lots of trends from bob hairstyles to "no makeup" makeup, but it was the nails that captured my attention the most. There were lots of chic, expensive-looking manicures to lust after, but my favourite was Margot Robbie's caramel polish. In fact, after admiring her creamy, light brown manicure, I have a feeling we could be seeing this colour everywhere this spring and summer.

The star took to the red carpet in a strapless Versace dress, paired with a statement silver and gold bracelet by Fred Leighton. She kept her hair and makeup simple for the occasion, letting her outfit do all the talking. However, it was her almost delectable manicure that stole the show for me.

This nail colour is the perfect balance between a nude and a brown shade, making it super wearable for spring and summer. The tone perfectly complemented Robbie's outfit and made her nails look so expensive. If you're wondering who was behind the chic caramel mani, it was Chanel nail artist Betina Goldstein. Luckily for us, Goldstein shared all of the manicure details on her Instagram account.

Goldstein opted for an almond nail shape and used Chanel's nail polish in the shade Légende. It's no surprise that the caramel-hued polish has already sold out, as I'm sure everyone is desperate to re-create this nail look. If you're one of them, keep scrolling for more of the best light brown nail polishes to shop.

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After a long award season that's included Harry Styles in a Swarovski-crystal onesie and Zendaya in more archival vintage looks than we can count on one hand, it's finally time for the big finale—that is, the Oscars. *Pause for oohs and aahs.* Tonight, the biggest names in Hollywood once again came together to celebrate a year's worth of work in film, but we all know that the most significant portion of the evening arrives before any of the awards are doled out. 

The red carpet is the unofficial main event when it comes to Oscars night or really any award show, so it goes without saying that we kept our eyes peeled for the entire duration of the pre–Academy Awards parade. And though all our favourite celebrities in attendance came dressed to the nines, a number of them (with help from their ever-talented stylists) managed to surpass even our wickedly high expectations for the evening. Scroll down to see which guests at the Oscars nabbed a spot on our best dressed list in 2023. 

WHO: Rihanna

WEAR: Alaïa dress

WHO: Lady Gaga

WEAR: Versace dress and Tiffany & Co. jewellery

WHO: Cate Blanchett

WEAR: custom Louis Vuitton dress; Giuseppe Zanotti shoes

WHO: Kate Hudson

WEAR: Rodarte dress

WHO: Salma Hayek

WEAR: Gucci dress; Boucheron jewelry

WHO: Nicole Kidman

WEAR: custom Armani Privé dress; Omega watch

WHO: Michelle Williams

WEAR: Chanel Couture dress; Tiffany & Co. jewellery

WHO: Andrew Garfield

WEAR: Fendi tuxedo and shoes

WHO: Rooney Mara

WEAR: Alexander McQueen dress; Jimmy Choo shoes

WHO: Riz Ahmed

WEAR: Prada suit and shoes

WHO: Halle Berry

WEAR: Tamara Ralph dress; Jimmy Choo shoes

WHO: Jessica Chastain

WEAR: custom Gucci dress

WHO: Michelle Yeoh

WEAR: Dior Couture dress

WHO: Emily Blunt

WEAR: Valentino dress

WHO: Florence Pugh

WEAR: Valentino Couture dress; Tiffany & Co. jewellery

WHO: Paul Mescal

WEAR: Gucci tuxedo

WHO: Jennifer Connelly

WEAR: custom Louis Vuitton dress

WHO: Austin Butler

WEAR: Saint Laurent tuxedo and shoes

WHO: Angela Bassett

WEAR: Moschino dress

WHO: Deepika Padukone

WEAR: Louis Vuitton dress; Cartier jewellery

WHO: Ana de Armas

WEAR: Louis Vuitton dress

WHO: Cara Delevingne

WEAR: Elie Saab dress; Stuart Weitzman shoes; Bulgari jewellery

WHO: Danai Gurira

WEAR: Jason Wu dress; Messika jewelry

WHO: Zoë Saldana

WEAR: Fendi Couture dress

WHO: Andie MacDowell

WEAR: Saint Laurent dress

WHO: Sandra Oh

WEAR: Giambattista Valli Couture dress; Briony Raymond jewellery

WHO: Allison Williams

WEAR: Giambattista Valli dress; Fred Leighton jewellery

WHO: Hong Chau

WEAR: custom Prada dress

WHO: Vanessa Hudgens

WEAR: vintage Chanel dress

WHO: Malala Yousafzai

WEAR: Ralph Lauren dress; Jimmy Choo shoes

WHO: Tems

WEAR: Lever Couture dress

WHO: Sofia Carson

WEAR: Giambattista Valli dress

WHO: Stephanie Hsu

WEAR: Valentino Couture dress; Cartier jewellery

WHO: Laverne Cox

WEAR: custom Vera Wang dress; Hanut Singh earrings; David Webb ring

WHO: Mindy Kaling

WEAR: custom Vera Wang dress; Giuseppe Zanotti shoes; Boucheron jewellery

WHO: Jenny Slate

WHO: Janelle Monáe

WEAR: custom Vera Wang dress

WHO: Elizabeth Olsen

WEAR: Givenchy dress; Giuseppe Zanotti shoes

WHO: Melissa McCarthy

WEAR: Christian Siriano dress; Gismondi 1754 jewellery

WHO: Ashley Graham

WEAR: custom Alberta Ferretti dress; Jimmy Choo shoes

WHO: Halle Bailey

WHO: Rainey Qualley

Coming up next: All the Dazzling Oscars Beauty Looks That Knocked Our Damn Socks Off

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It's the moment we've all been waiting for" The 95th annual Academy Awards. As always, we were gearing up for a star-studded affair, and boy were we presented with a glamorous fashion feast. While we're always looking forward to seeing floor-sweeping gowns and sparkling jewellery, we were extra excited for all of the hair, makeup, and nail moments that are sure to be showstoppers.

We're excited to see what trends take centre stage at this year's Academy Awards. Will there be nods to the goth aesthetic we saw taking over this season's runways? Will bold lips rule the night? Will hair stay classic or skew dramatic? 

Follow along with us to keep tabs on all of the beauty looks that blew us away this year. Keep reading for our absolute favourite hair and makeup looks from this year's Oscars that are instant classics. 

Delevingne's monochromatic makeup perfectly pairs a smoky eye with a neutral lip, but we also can't get enough of her deeply side-parted, slicked-back hair. 

In true Gaga fashion, she brings the drama with a bold, glossy red lip and elongated smokey eyes. 

Glittery eye shadow gives de Armas's otherwise classic look a bit of edge. 

Pugh's makeup is simple, but her baby bangs are showstopping.

The silver accents woven into Monáe's braids add the perfect futuristic touch to her otherwise classic beauty look.

Longoria is bringing mermaidcore to the red carpet by sporting the wet look. 

You can always count on Chastain to channel Old Hollywood glamour, and her classic red lip and soft waves do just that. 

Olsen opted for classic glamour with a bold red lip and a sleek updo. 

Hudgens looks sun-kissed while sporting the chicest slicked-back bun. 

Graham's sculptural braided style is a showstopper. 

Bassett's lilac eye and neutral lip work perfectly with her bombshell curls. 

Williams's blush-toned makeup is sweet and subtle. 

Harlow's messy updo is the perfect contrast to her glossy, ultra-defined lips. 

Kaling's beauty look is all about the lashes. 

We will be thinking about Bailey's sculptural hair moment all week long. 

If "most fun hair" were a category, we think Gurira would take home the Oscar. 

Blunt's soft updo and petal-pink velvet-finish lips are a sweet pairing. 

Yeoh's hair accessories make her look absolutely ethereal. 

With super-smoked-out eyes and a dramatic updo, Berry is bringing the heat to the carpet. 

Hayek's beachy waves and dusty-rose lips are so flattering. 

Hudson showed up with the most gorgeous bombshell curls and glowy skin. 

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Once again, the beauty looks at the 2022 Oscars did not disappoint. We’ve been glued to the red carpet looks, plotting which makeup and hair moments we’re going to try out ourselves. From Zendaya’s swept updo to Lupita Nyong’o’s gilded eye look, the beauty was nothing short of chic.

As much as we love finding out which luxury beauty brands are worth investing in, we also love a budget alternative that does the job. Whether it is cheap moisturisers that rival their luxury counterparts or the best budget-friendly concealers that give high-end ones a run for their money, any beauty editor will tell you that it isn’t always necessary to spend a fortune to get brilliant products.

And while you might expect the Oscar-goers to wear only the best of the best of premium brands, you’ll be pleased to read that we’ve spied some affordable beauty products used by the best hairstylists, makeup artists and manicurists on the red carpet—including a £2 hair spray that Zendaya wore for her red carpet moment. And if it’s good enough for Zendaya, it’s good enough for us.

Read on below for some purse-friendly favourites spied on the celebrity dressing tables, and be prepared to add to your basket.

Zendaya's £2 Hair Spray

We were amazed to spy that hairstylist Antoinette (aka @hairbyantoinettenyc) used Tresemmé hair spray to fix Zendaya's updo.

Sharing how she created Zendaya’s swept-up hair of dreams on Instagram, Antoinette said: "I sprayed @tresemme’s One Step Volume Mist at the roots as I dried with @t3micro’s AireBrush Duo with the round brush attachment to create volume. After attaching the clip-ins [extensions], I secured the hair with a soft elastic and hair pin in the back. To complete the look, I pinched out tendrils around the perimeter and finished with the TRESemmé Total Volume Spray for an all-day hold.”

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H.E.R.'s £15 Foundation

Makeup artist Marissa Vossen detailed the full list of products used on H.E.R. on Instagram, which were all L'Oréal Paris. To create her luminous complexion, she used L'Oréal Paris True Match Nude Plumping Tinted Serum in shade 7-8 Tan Deep to create H.E.R.'s glowing base.

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Maddie Ziegler's £14 Nail Varnish

Maddie Ziegler wore the perfect red nail colour—a timeless mainstay for the red carpet. Manicurist Thuy Nguyen opted for OPI's We the Female shade. "Tonight's Oscar nails for Maddie is very classic and very Hollywood," she said on Instagram. "I used OPI's We The Female to execute this look."

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Lupita Nyong'o's £13 Styling Spray

Hairstylist Vernon François used Matrix products to create Lupita's look. "It is a sisterlocks updo with a soft, graceful, glamorous feel influenced by what Lupita is wearing and the occasion," he said. One of the key products used was Matrix Miracle Creator, a multiple-purpose spray that primes the hair for styling.

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Zendaya has become one of the most highly anticipated celebrities at red carpet events, and this year's Oscars were no different. She and stylist Law Roach have become one of fashion's favorite duos, providing us with stunning, bar-raising red carpet looks. Tonight, Zendaya decided to ditch the traditional long-gown style and wear a crop top and metallic skirt by Valentino. She can pull off virtually anything, but this look is especially gorgeous. The top is a cropped silk dress shirt with a classic collar and button-down detailing, and the hem is cut in a way that gives us a peek at Zendaya's midsection. Paired with it were a floor-length silver skirt and a silver bracelet wrapped around her arm. The metallic skirt added the perfect touch of Hollywood glam and elevated the whole ensemble. 

Zendaya could write the book on how to look chic, elevated, youthful, and glamorous all at the same time. The Dune actress has had an amazing year so far, on-screen and with her fashion moments. This crop-top-and-skirt look is definitely going to be on a best dressed list.

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She may not have walked the Oscars red carpet (instead skipping straight to the after-party—atta girl), but Sienna Miller still managed to make her sartorial mark on the Academy Awards—and in a way we can actually re-create. Interest piqued? I thought it would be. 

The actress and Who What Wear fashion favourite attended the glitzy Chanel and Charles Finch pre-Oscars dinner at the weekend—a soirée that was also attended by Academy Award Best Actress nominee Kristen Stewart and Lily James. 

Sienna Miller presents a chic outfit alternative to the jeans-and-a-nice-top ensemble so many of us favour. 

Where many might have chosen a pretty, sparkly dress, for the occasion, Miller kept things low-key and inherently cool, opting for a pair of wide-leg leather trousers and a cute bouclé cropped cardigan—a very sleek alternative to the jeans-and-a-nice top outfit combination we all know and love, wouldn’t you agree? To finish the look, Miller added a short gold necklace, chandelier earrings, black strappy sandals and, naturally, a Chanel Hannah. In fact, her cardigan and trousers also came courtesy of Chanel, but thankfully, the ensemble is incredibly easy to re-create the pairing. And we fully intend on doing so. 

Whatever your budget, scroll on to shop the pieces you need to mimic Sienna Miller’s stylish black leather trousers and crop top. 

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After a few virtual award-show seasons, I couldn't be more excited for the 2022 Academy Awards. Of all of the glamorous gowns I've seen so far, one look has really stolen my heart. Lily James, the star of the Hulu series Pam & Tommy, hit the carpet wearing a stunning light-pink Atelier Versace gown. The dainty dress with elegant lace detailing looks as pretty as it sounds, and James paired it with a gorgeous diamond necklace and matching pink Versace platform heels. When I first saw this look, my heart stopped. James looks like an absolute princess, but what really takes this gown to the next level is the thigh-high slit. 

This slit comes all the way up James's thigh, showing her bubblegum-pink platforms and amazing legs. The slit adds a certain element of sexiness to an otherwise romantic gown, elevating the whole look. When it comes to a red carpet look, Donatella Versace rarely disappoints, and James at the 94th Academy Awards is no exception. I predict we will be seeing many more thigh-high slits on and off the red carpet. 

Lily James in Versace at the 94th annual Academy Awards. 

One of the first guests to arrive at the awards, James’s look set the tone for the evening. 

The ensemble in all its glory. 

Next Up: The Oscars After-Party Outfits That Rival the Red Carpet

The biggest night in Hollywood has arrived with the 94th annual Academy Awards, and all eyes are on the showstopping celebrity looks. This time around, the glamour-filled red carpet is back in full swing at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, and we can't get enough of the major fashion moments unfolding. With red carpet regulars such as Kirsten Dunst, Zoë Kravitz, Kristen Stewart, Lupita Nyong'o, Jacob Elordi, and Tracee Ellis Ross attending the Oscars, there is no shortage of looks that are set to blow us all away.

Ahead, see all of the stunning 2022 Academy Awards red carpet looks. Nominees, presenters, and A-listers brought their very best for the star-studded night, and there are so many iconic looks everyone will be talking about for days—and years—to come. If you've been waiting for a serious dose of red carpet glitz, there is plenty of that here.

WHO: Zendaya

WEAR: Valentino top and skirt

WHO: Nicole Kidman

WEAR: Armani Privé dress; Harry Winston jewelry

WHO: Timothée Chalamet

WEAR: Louis Vuitton jacket and pants; Cartier jewelry

WHO: Zoë Kravitz

WEAR: Saint Laurent dress; Kwiat jewelry

WHO: Kristen Stewart

WEAR: Chanel jacket, shorts, blouse, and jewelry

WHO: Ariana DeBose

WEAR: Valentino top, pants, and cape; De Beers jewelry

WHO: Jessica Chastain

WEAR: Gucci dress and jewelry

WHO: Kirsten Dunst

WEAR: Christian Lacroix dress; Fred Leighton jewelry

WHO: Naomi Scott

WEAR: Fendi Couture dress; Jimmy Choo shoes

WHO: Lupita Nyong'o

WEAR: Prada dress; De Beers jewelry

WHO: Billie Eilish

WEAR: Gucci dress

WHO: Tracee Ellis Ross

WEAR: Carolina Herrera dress; Christian Louboutin shoes

WHO: Uma Thurman

WEAR: Bottega Veneta top and skirt; Cartier jewelry

WHO: Megan Thee Stallion

WEAR: Gaurav Gupta dress; Lorraine Schwartz jewelry; Stuart Weitzman shoes

WHO: Rachel Zegler

WEAR: Dior Haute Couture dress

WHO: Penélope Cruz

WEAR: Chanel dress and jewelry

WHO: Andrew Garfield

WEAR: Saint Laurent jacket, pants, shirt, tie, and shoes

WHO: Lily James

WEAR: Versace dress

WHO: Cynthia Erivo

WEAR: Louis Vuitton jacket and dress

WHO: Alana Haim

WEAR: Louis Vuitton dress

WHO: Laverne Cox

WEAR: August Getty dress; Dena Kemp jewelry

WHO: Jacob Elordi

WEAR: David Yurman jewelry; Tag Heuer watch

WHO: Maya Rudolph

WEAR: Valentino dress; Neil Lane jewelry; Stuart Weitzman shoes

WHO: Maggie Gyllenhaal

WEAR: Schiaparelli dress

WHO: Serena Williams

WEAR: Gucci dress, gloves, shoes, and bag

WHO: Renate Reinsve

WEAR: Louis Vuitton dress

WHO: Vanessa Hudgens

WEAR: Michael Kors dress

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Awards season is back, and the jewel in its crown—the Oscars—is upon us. Sure, most of us night spend our days in sweatpants and jeans, but we’re looking forward to the sartorial escapism that the Oscars red carpet will bring this year. 

Since 1929, the Academy Awards has maintained firm footing in the zeitgeist not only by being a point of contention and conversation but also for history-making moments, including some of the best red carpet looks of all time. While some years are more memorable than others, we prefer to focus on the standout moments that made us smile. Sequins, satin, and sleeveless dresses may be timeless, but the best Oscars looks of all time aren’t always the safest bet—they’re daring, bold, and sometimes deemed "the worst” at first, but that’s what makes them iconic. Ahead, you’ll find the 49 Oscars looks that surprise and delight and that were truly indicative of the times.

WHO: Audrey Hepburn and Jean Hersholt

WHAT: 1954 Academy Awards

WEAR: On Audrey Hepburn: Givenchy gown 

Oscars night 1954 was a major moment for Audrey Hepburn—not only did she win the Best Actress award for her breakout role in Roman Holiday, but it’s also worth noting that her custom-made Givenchy gown ushered in a new era in fashion. Hailed as one of the most classic dresses of the 20th century, this dress was indicative of Hepburn’s role as muse to French designer Hubert de Givenchy, and their relationship went on to change the way celebrities and designers worked together.

WHO: Grace Kelly and Edmond O'Brien

WHAT: 1955 Academy Awards

WEAR: On Grace Kelly: Edith Head gown and coat

It doesn’t get more glamorous than the future princess of Monaco, award-winning actress Grace Kelly. While she served quite a few iconic looks on- and off-screen, her custom-made Edith Head gown was her most iconic red carpet outfit for several reasons: That night, she took home the award for Best Actress (in the film The Country Girl), and it was one of the most expensive dresses worn to the ceremony, crafted from £3500 worth of French satin.

WHO: Elizabeth Taylor

WHAT: 1957 Academy Awards

WEAR: William Ruser tiara and earrings

Yes, gowns are an essential part of making the Oscars a true Hollywood affair, but let’s be honest: The jewellery really makes the night sparkle. No one quite knew the power of jewels like actress Elizabeth Taylor. After all, who else could pull off wearing a full-diamond tiara to the Academy Awards?

WHO: Barbra Streisand

WHAT: 1969 Academy Awards

WEAR: Arnold Scaasi jumpsuit

Long before naked dresses and sheer jumpsuits were a thing, Barbra Streisand turned heads with her transparent jumpsuit at the 1969 Academy Awards. Of course, the subtly sheer number was enhanced by the spotlights, but Streisand's star power—including taking home her first statue that night—was anything but accidental. 

WHO: Cher and Sonny Bono 

WHAT: 1973 Academy Awards 

WEAR: On Cher: Bob Mackie two-piece gown

Any Cher fan knows that she’s spent the duration of her career serving up iconic looks (she pioneered the naked-dress trend), but none are seared into our brains quite like her 1973 Oscars look. This stunning sequinned two-piece Bob Mackie gown is the stuff of psychedelic ‘70s dreams—not to mention, she looks fantastic. Cher, please drop the core workout routine.

WHO: Farrah Fawcett and Marcello Mastroianni 

WHAT: 1978 Academy Awards 

WEAR: On Farrah Fawcett: Stephen Burrows gown 

Farrah Fawcett’s slinky, gold Stephen Burrows gown rivals an Oscar statue itself.

WHO:  Diana Ross and Ernest Thompson 

WHAT: 1982 Academy Awards

WEAR: On Diana Ross: red sequin gown; white fur stole

If you’re coming out to the Oscars, you want to go all the way out. In the ‘80s, no one quite brought the glamour like singer and actress Diana Ross. This head-to-toe red sequinned gown is everything.

WHO: Whoopi Goldberg

WHAT: 1991 Academy Awards 

WEAR: black sequin column dress; pearl necklace and earrings

There are very few artists in the world who have won an EGOT—Whoppi Goldberg is one of them. Goldberg is the first-ever African American to be nominated for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress (which she won in ‘91 for her performance in Ghost). Her look for the 1991 Academy Awards encompassed the type of popular sequinned column dresses that were everywhere during the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, making it historic in and of itself.

WHO: Madonna and Michael Jackson

WHAT: 1991 Academy Awards 

WEAR: On Madonna: Bob Mackie gown; Harry Winston diamond necklace and earrings 

Sooner or later, when it comes to rounding up a list of iconic red carpet looks, you have to include Madonna. Her ‘91 Oscars outfit was one for the history books, as she channeled Marilyn Monroe with a sequinned sweetheart-neckline Bob Mackie gown and £18 million worth of Harry Winston jewellery. Material girls, this is your look.

WHO: Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick 

WHAT: 1993 Academy Awards 

WEAR: On Sarah Jessica Parker: brown sequin gown; blue-lens sunglasses 

Don’t get it twisted. Long before serving iconic on-screen looks as Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City, Sarah Jessica Parker was giving us head-to-toe ‘fits. Case in point: the simple yet very ‘90s brown sequin gown and blue-lens sunglasses she wore to the Academy Awards in 1993. 

WHO: Vanessa L. Williams 

WHAT: 1995 Academy Awards 

WEAR: sequin and mesh gown; pashmina; clutch bag

Remember the chocolate-brown, sequin, and mesh number Vanessa L. Williams wore in ‘95? The gown—with its multiple fabrics, colour, and cut—was far ahead of its time and includes almost every ‘90s trend we hold dear today.

WHO: Naomi Campbell

WHAT: 1996 Academy Awards

WEAR: yellow gown; diamond choker

Honestly, is it even a roundup of the best red carpet looks of all time without Naomi Campbell? What’s great about her 1996 Oscars look is the sheer understated elegance of it—the yellow floor-length gown with the halter cut paired with a diamond choker necklace is just too good for words.

WHO: Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith 

WHAT: 1997 Academy Awards 

WEAR: On Jada Pinkett Smith: two-piece Versace dress

Although this coordinated red carpet look from Jada Pinkett Smith and husband Will Smith may have been questionable at the time, it’s now a secret iconic gem. Not only was her vibrant green two-piece gown Versace, but the midriff-bearing look was also very indicative of the trends to come that would influence the future of all "risqué” red carpet looks.

WHO: Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise 

WHAT: 1997 Academy Awards 

WEAR: On Nicole Kidman: Christian Dior Couture gown

When we think of the Oscars today, we think of couture, but that wasn’t the standard in 1997. Nicole Kidman’s stunning yellow Christian Dior Couture gown put newly appointed John Galliano on the map and couture on the carpet, elevating both the fashion industry’s profile in Hollywood and the Oscars red carpet for years to come.

WHO: Gwyneth Paltrow

WHAT: 1999 Academy Awards 

WEAR: Ralph Lauren ball gown; Harry Winston diamond necklace and earrings 

At the time of their debuts on the carpet, many of the most iconic Oscar looks were met with either fanfare or outright disgust. For Gwyneth Paltrow’s 1999 bubblegum-pink Ralph Lauren gown with £140,000 worth of Harry Winston diamonds, it was the latter. Why anyone wouldn’t love this look, we’re not sure, but does it matter? She took home the Best Actress award for her role in Shakespeare in Love and served one of the most remembered looks to date.

WHO: Celine Dion

WHAT: 1999 Academy Awards 

WEAR: Dior suit; fedora; diamond-studded Ray-Bans

The fashion critics in ‘99 were particularly harsh on Oscars red carpet looks, including Celine Dion’s white Dior satin pantsuit by John Galliano, which she wore styled backward. Little did they know, this would become one of her most iconic looks ever and one of the most-celebrated Academy Awards looks of all time. Guess it pays to think outside the box (or just to be Celine Dion).

WHO: Uma Thurman

WHAT: 1999 Academy Awards

WEAR: Chanel two-piecedress; bangle bicep cuffs 

Something must have been in the water at the 1999 Academy Awards because it served us some serious looks, particularly this two-piece Chanel outfit from Uma Thurman. Of course, it wasn’t her first time stealing the red carpet (she championed a silk lavender Prada dress in ‘94), but it’s an outfit that has left many in their feelings.

WHO: Cameron Diaz

WHAT: 2000 Academy Awards

WEAR: Versace gown 

While there are red carpet looks that are timeless, others, like a fine wine, take time to come into their own—that’s the case with Cameron Diaz’s ensemble for the 2000 Oscars. At the time, it could have been considered too risqué, but this see-through Versace gown, in many ways, was a precursor to the beloved naked dresses celebrities wear today.

WHO: Salma Hayek 

WHAT: 2000 Academy Awards

WEAR: Eric Gaskins gown

Salma Hayek has donned some of the chicest Oscars red carpet looks over the years, but none are quite as lovely as her ‘00s ceremony gown. The lavender, beaded Eric Gaskins gown with a deep V-neck may not be the most exuberant dress ever worn on the red carpet, but its subtle elegance is what makes it worthy of being considered one of the best Oscars looks of all time. 

WHO: Lucy Liu

WHAT: 2000 Academy Awards

WEAR: Versace dress 

As editors, we’re always delighted when we come across a resurging trend or a forgotten incredible red carpet look—that is the case with Lucy Liu’s ‘00s Oscars ensemble. The stunning red and black, one-shoulder Versace gown needs to be brought back into the cultural psyche because it’s just too good.

WHO: Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt 

WHAT: 2000 Academy Awards

WEAR: On Jennifer Aniston: Atelier Versace gown

The black dress is not a new concept to the red carpet, but no one can quite wear a deep V-neck black gown like Jennifer Aniston. Since her attendance at the ‘00s Academy Awards in Atelier Versace, she’s championed this cut time and again, but can you blame her? A dress this good deserves to be seen.

WHO: Halle Berry

WHAT: 2002 Academy Awards

WEAR: Elie Saab gown

There are numerous reasons why Halle Berry’s 2002 Oscars look can be considered one of the best of all time. Her half-sheer embroidered gown not only put Elie Saab on the map, but she also became the first Black woman to win Best Actress—talk about iconic.

WHO: Kate Hudson

WHAT: 2003 Academy Awards

WEAR: Atelier Versace gown

Encapsulating Hollywood glamour into a singular gown isn’t easy, but that’s precisely what Donatella Versace did with the stunning floor-length gold gown worn by Kate Hudson in ‘03. Every detail, from the hand-sewn embroidery to the 14k gold lining, on the effervescent Hudson makes this look worthy of its own award.

WHO: Charlize Theron 

WHAT: 2004 Academy Awards

WEAR: Gucci gown 

Charlize Theron’s performance in the film Monster isn’t the only thing worthy of an Oscar. Her red carpet look for the ‘04 ceremony is, too. Tom Ford designed the stunning strappy, bedazzled Gucci gown, and the pairing of Theron’s wavy hairdo and bleached eyebrows makes this a look we can’t forget.

WHO: Oprah Winfrey and Hilary Swank

WHAT: 2005 Academy Awards

WEAR: On Oprah Winfrey: Vera Wang gown; On Hilary Swank: Guy Laroche dress

What makes the Oscars red carpet unique is that the ensembles range from classic to cutting-edge at every ceremony. The two looks that distill the full scope of Oscar’s style are what Oprah Winfrey and Hilary Swank wore to the 2005 ceremony. Winfrey opted for a classic, fitted Vera Wang gown, while Swank donned a floor-length, open-back navy gown by Guy Laroche. The result? Two incredible women in two iconic looks that are worth thinking about. 

WHO: Reese Witherspoon

WHAT: 2006 Academy Awards

WEAR: vintage Christian Dior gown

Reese Witherspoon’s ‘06 Oscars gown may be considered traditional by most, but what makes this Dior dress immaculate is that this champagne-coloured beaded gown was found by her stylist in a vintage store in Paris. C'est magnifique.

WHO: Penelope Cruz

WHAT: 2007 Academy Awards

WEAR: Atelier Versace gown

I have yet to see an Atelier Versace red carpet look I did not love—Penelope Cruz’s ‘07 Oscar Awards ensemble is high up there for me. What’s fantastic about this look is that the pale-pink strapless gown has this stunning ruched bodice and full feather skirt, making it a dreamy, princess-like look that could only be embodied by Cruz herself.

WHO: Angelina Jolie 

WHAT: 2009 Academy Awards

WEAR: Elie Saab gown; emerald earrings 

My love for Angelina Jolie was cemented by her 2009 Oscars red carpet look. While some critics may consider the 2012 black high-slit Atelier Versace gown her best look of all time, I’ll go to bat for this look. Yes, the Elie Saab gown stole my heart, but Jolie’s stunning emerald earrings are what sealed the deal—the dramatic colour contrast, the size, and her damn cheekbones just make this look too divine for humanity.

WHO: Zoe Saldana 

WHAT: 2010 Academy Awards

WEAR: Givenchy Couture gown

Zoe Saldana’s 2010 Oscars red carpet look is lauded as one of the best looks of all time (for a good reason). While the star was nominated for the film Avatar that year, it’s her dress that was the genuinely out-of-this-world thing—the sequins and ombré tulle make this Givenchy Couture gown designed by Riccardo Tisci a celestial piece of Oscars history.

WHO: Rooney Mara

WHAT: 2012 Academy Awards

WEAR: Givenchy Couture

While Rooney Mara’s red carpet style may appear to be simple from far away, the intricate details, textures, and fit say otherwise. Take, for example, her 2012 Oscars red carpet look. To the objective on-looker, she’s wearing a simple white gown, but for the fashion crowd, we know that this Givenchy couture was custom-made by Riccardo Tisci with pearl-coloured lace.

WHO: Meryl Streep

WHAT: 2012 Academy Awards

WEAR: Lanvin gown and belt; Salvatore Ferragamo shoes

Meryl Streep stirred up the whole pot at the 2012 Academy Awards—and not just because she won Best Actress for her performance as Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady. Her choice of Lanvin garnered considerable discussion among the industry not just because people were unsure about the full-gold look but also because Streep selected Lanvin over Chanel for the ceremony. No matter what the tea is, this look is one we’ll be talking about for years to come.

WHO: Jennifer Lawerence and Anne Hathaway

WHAT: 2013 Academy Awards

WEAR: On Jennifer Lawerence: Dior Haute Couture gown; On Anne Hathaway: Prada gown

If you were to take a time machine back to the 2013 Oscars, you’d know that the buzz was all about Jennifer Lawerence and Anne Hathaway. Lawrence’s fall up the stairs to her acceptance speech and Hathaway’s "controversial” dress were the talk of the town. But the attention should have been focused on how they both handled the night with such grace (which is easy to do when you’re wearing Dior or Prada) and took away Oscars, too.

WHO: Lupita Nyong'o 

WHAT: 2014 Academy Awards

WEAR: Prada gown; Fred Leighton jewels and headband

Genuinely speaking, there is not a more iconic Oscars red carpet moment in recent history than Lupita Nyong’o’s 2014 ensemble. What made this look historic (other than her win of Best Supporting Actress that year) was this crystal-pleated, powder-blue, deep V-neck Prada gown. We could stare at this look forever.

WHO: Jennifer Lopez 

WHAT: 2015 Vanity Fair Oscar Party

WEAR: Zuhair Murad Couture dress; white fur. 

It’s no secret that Jennifer Lopez has her fair share of iconic looks; however, none quite hold the same place in my heart as her 2015 Oscars After-Party outfit. Yes, her Ellie Saab gown for the ceremony was stunning, but nothing quite distills the "J.Lo aesthetic” like this full-length sequin Zuhair Murad Couture dress and white fur stole. My only question is, does love not cost a thing? Because this gown sure looks like a million bucks.

WHO: Emma Stone

WHAT: 2015 Academy Awards

WEAR: Elie Saab gown

Let it be stated for the internet records that Emma Stone is secretly that girl who always brings her A game to the red carpet. Case in point: the green floor-length, high-slit, and sequinned Elie Saab gown she wore to the 2015 Academy Awards. This isn’t a bad look; it’s a super-bad look if you catch my drift.

WHO: Beyoncé and Solange Knowles

WHAT: 2015 Vanity Fair Oscars Party

WEAR: On Beyoncé: Stella McCartney white gown; J. Mendel fur; Lorraine Schwartz diamond and emerald earrings On Solange: Naeem Khan gown

If I could frame this photo of Beyoncé and Solange Knowles dancing at the 2015 Vanity Fair Oscars Party, I would. Does that make me an obsessive member of the Bey-hive? Sure. But the Knowles sisters never fail to serve a look—these matching white gowns are proof.

WHO: Jane Fonda

WHAT: 2015 Vanity Fair Oscars Party

WEAR: Zuhair Murad Haute Couture jumpsuit 

Whenever I see another red carpet look from the one-and-only Jane Fonda, I always pray that I can look as fabulous as her when I grow up. Of course, it doesn’t hurt to be able to wear a full-sequin Zuhair Murad Haute Couture jumpsuit, but then again, it’s Jane Fonda, and no one else can serve a red carpet look like her.

WHO: Kerry Washington

WHAT: 2016 Academy Awards

WEAR: Atelier Versace gown; Schutz shoes

Whether you’re a Scandal fan or just a Kerry Washington stan, the power of the ensemble she wore to the 2016 Oscars can not be understated. She slayed that carpet like a gladiator in head-to-toe (the ponytail, the Atelier Versace gown with a leather bodice and a high-slit, and the see-through Schutz heels) perfection.

WHO: Zendaya 

WHAT: 2018 Academy Awards

WEAR: Giambattista Valli Couture dress; Brian Atwood shoes; Bvlgari jewelry

There’s not a day that goes by that I don’t think about the incredible celebrity and stylist pairing that is Zendaya and Law Roach. The style companions have served us some of the most iconic red carpet looks to date, including this stunning floor-length, off-the-shoulder, chocolate-brown Giambattista Valli number. Zendaya, why do you do this to me?

WHO: Saoirse Ronan

WHAT: 2018 Academy Awards 

WEAR: Calvin Klein dress; Christian Louboutin shoes; Cartier jewelry

Compared to the over-the-top numbers the Oscars red carpet has seen in the past, Saoirse Ronan’s strapless pink Calvin Klein dress isn’t overly exuberant. But the oversize bow in the back makes this a lesson in understated elegance. This look could have been worn to the Oscars in the ‘50s or could easily make a statement well into the future. That’s what makes it iconic.

WHO:  SZA 

WHAT: 2019 Academy Awards

WEAR: custom Vivienne Westwood dress; Jennifer Behr hairpins; Bvlgari jewelry; Stuart Weitzman Nudist Disco shoes 

The great thing about the Oscars is that sometimes our favourite musicians will be nominated for film scores and show up wearing some of the best looks of the night—that was the case with SZA’s 2019 Oscars look. The stunning custom Vivienne Westwood dress with a corset bodice and a frayed hem had her looking like a supermodel.

WHO: Billy Porter

WHAT: 2019 Vanity Fair Oscars Party

WEAR: Christian Siriano tuxedo dress 

The Oscars red carpet hasn’t always been known to host the most stand-out looks from nominated actors and attendees, but every once in a while, we’re blessed with a few men who aren’t afraid to go bold. It doesn’t get bolder than actor and style icon Billy Porter—who else could pull off a Christian Siriano tuxedo dress? This is an Oscars red carpet look we’ll be talking about for years to come.

WHO: Gemma Chan

WHAT: 2019 Academy Awards

WEAR: Valentino Haute Couture dress; Bvlgari jewellery; Jimmy Choo shoes 

No one has ever entirely made a case for hot pink on the Oscars red carpet like Gemma Chan. Her voluminous Valentino Haute Couture gown is something I stare at when I feel I need a reminder that there are, indeed, beautiful things in the world.

WHO: Regina King 

WHAT: 2019 Academy Awards

WEAR: Oscar de la Renta dress; Chopard jewellery; Christian Louboutin shoes 

The 2019 Academy Awards was a huge night for Regina King, as she not only won Best Supporting Actress for the film If Beale Street Could Talk, but she also donned one of her best red carpet looks to date. Of course, King fans are well aware that she’s often one of the most stylish characters on-screen, but the stunning white Oscar de la Renta gown paired with matching Christian Louboutin shoes proved she’s a style icon IRL, too.

WHO: Lady Gaga

WHAT: 2019 Academy Awards

WEAR: Alexander McQueen dress; Tiffany & Co. jewellery

If you weren’t already a self-proclaimed Little Monster (like myself), the 2019 Oscars could have felt as if a star was born that evening. Of course, real Lady Gaga fans know she’s served iconic looks for years; her Oscar win (for best original song), the Alexander McQueen dress, and the yellow Tiffany & Co. necklace had her shinin’ like never before.

WHO: Janelle Monáe

WHAT: 2020 Academy Awards

WEAR: Ralph Lauren custom evening dress; Forevermark jewellery

I’ve said it before, and I’ll repeat it: Janelle Monáe does not play when it comes to her style. No gown better encompasses that ethos than the crystal-lacquered silk lamé, tulle mesh Ralph Lauren gown—featuring a draped hood and an open back—she wore to the 2020 Oscars. It took over 600 hours of handwork to embroider 168,000 Swarovski crystals on the dress, making it a masterpiece we won’t forget.

WHO: Timothée Chalamet and Margot Robbie

WHAT: 2020 Academy Awards

WEAR: On Timothée Chalamet: Prada jacket and trousers; Cartier Tradition brooch

If you know, you know that Timothée Chalamet is never one to shy away from serving a look. (He’ll wear men’s jewellery with ease.) Of course, that fearlessness is sometimes met with mass critique, most recently including strong feelings around his 2020 Oscars outfit. Instead of sticking to a tuxedo, he opted for an anti-suit: a Prada Re-Nylon gabardine jacket with satin racing stripes and matching Prada Re-Nylon trousers over a white poplin shirt. He finished the look with a Cartier Tradition brooch with 18k white gold, platinum, rubies, and diamonds. While the critics may not have been here for it, I have a feeling this look will go down in history as ushering in a new way for men to approach their Oscars red carpet looks.

WHO: Sandra Oh

WHAT: 2020 Vanity Fair Oscars Party

WEAR: Cong Tri dress; Messika jewellery; Stuart Weitzman shoes

One person can bring life or death by serving a look, and that’s no other than Grey’s Anatomy and Killing Eve star Sandra Oh. Her 2020 Vanity Fair Oscars Party look (a grey, floor-length, sequinned, feather-embellished, deep V-neck Cong Tri dress) had me in shambles.

WHO: Janet Mock

WHAT: 2020 Vanity Fair Oscars Party

WEAR: Oscar de la Renta dress

By now, you know that a list of the best Oscars looks of all time is subjective and ever-changing in the face of trends. Occasionally, there are hidden gems—like this Oscar de la Renta look Janet Mock wore to the Vanity Fair Oscars Party—that go unnoticed. But with time, reflection, and a whole lot of sequins, we’re able to see that the best Oscars looks of all time strike the perfect balance between being timeless and being of that time period. How to know if something can be considered stylish is in the eye of the beholder, I guess, but for now, I’ll keep staring at these looks.

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This story originally appeared on Who What Wear US. 

Awards season has certainly looked quite different this year, but one thing that hasn't changed is the level of excitement that the Academy Awards brings. After a handful of virtual awards shows, we've become accustomed to Instagram posts replacing lavish red carpet appearances and Zoom grids displaying all the nominees, but this time, we're in for a real treat, as the 93rd Annual Academy Awards finally has a slightly more traditional red carpet (that abides by all COVID-19 regulations). And yes, the celebrities certainly dressed up for the occasion. 

Ahead, get ready to see all the stunning looks from the 2021 Oscars red carpet. Nominees, celebrities, and the like did not disappoint this year, and we can't wait for you to feast your eyes on the glitzy looks that everyone will be talking about for days to come. Trust me—you're in for a real sartorial treat. 

WHO: Margot Robbie

WEAR: Chanel dress 

WHO: Zendaya

WEAR: Valentino dress; Jimmy Choo shoes; Cartier necklace, watch, and rings

WHO: Laura Dern

WEAR: Oscar de la Renta dress; Jimmy Choo shoes; Pomellato jewelry 

WHO: Reese Witherspoon

WEAR: Dior dress; Bulgari jewelry 

WHO: Halle Berry

WEAR: Dolce & Gabbana dress; Christian Louboutin shoes

WHO: Angela Bassett 

WEAR: Alberta Ferretti dress; Christian Louboutin shoes 

WHO: Andra Day

WEAR: Custom Vera Wang Haute dress; Tiffany & Co. jewelry 

WHO: Regina King

WEAR: Louis Vuitton dress; Forevermark jewelry 

WHO: Amanda Seyfried 

WEAR: Giorgio Armani dress; Forevermark jewelry 

WHO: Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher

WEAR: Bulgari necklace 

WHO: Carey Mulligan

WEAR: Valentino dress; Sophia Webster shoes

WHO: Viola Davis

WEAR: Alexander McQueen dress; Forevermark jewelry; Jimmy Choo clutch

WHO: Lakeith Stanfield

WEAR: Saint Laurent 

WHO: H.E.R.

WEAR: Dundas 

WHO: Nina Pedrad

WEAR: Stella McCartney dress; Jimmy Choo clutch; Anita Ko jewelry 

WHO: Celeste Waite

WEAR: Custom Gucci dress, shoes, and high jewelry Tiger head ring

WHO: Ariana DeBose

WEAR: Versace dress

WHO: Vanessa Kirby

WEAR: Custom Gucci dress and clutch; Cartier jewelry 

WHO: Olivia Colman

WEAR: Dior Haute Couture dress; Roger Vivier clutch

WHO: Travon Free and Zaria Simone

WEAR: Bulgari jewelry 

WHO: Daniel Kaluuya

WEAR: Bottega Veneta suit

WHO: Glenn Close

WEAR: Armani Privé jacket; Christian Louboutin shoes; Kwiat and Fred Leighton jewelry

WHO: Emerald Fennell

WEAR: Gucci dress, shoes, and clutch 

WHO: Nicolette Robinson

WEAR: Zuhair Murad dress

WHO: Marlee Matlin 

WEAR: Vivienne Westwood for Red Carpet Green Dress in collaboration with Tencel.

WHO: Maria Bakalova

WEAR: Louis Vuitton dress

WHO: Lee Isaac Chung and Valerie Chung

WEAR: Simone Rocha dress 

WHO: Dana Murray and Pete Docter

WEAR: Christopher John Rogers dress 

WHO: Youn Yuh-jung and Han Ye-ri 

WEAR: Roger Vivier clutch 

WHO: Cathy Featherstone

WHO: Riz Ahmed and Fatima Farheen Mirza 

WHO: Eryn Krueger Mekash 

WHO: Erica Rivinoja

WHO: Trish Summerville 

They came, they saw, they conquered. The 2020 Oscars red carpet did not disappoint. Lucy Boynton and Margot Robbie both wore beautiful Chanel dresses. Cynthia Erivo stole the show in a custom Atelier Versace gown with a thigh-high slit. Natalie Portman made a statement with a Dior Haute Couture cape embroidered with the names of female directors who were snubbed. Need we go on?

However, the ceremony wasn't the only stellar event. The Oscars after-party outfits were just as memorable—and the guest list was similarly stacked. Tracee Ellis Ross, Jessica Alba, Rashida Jones, and Sofía Vergara were just some of the attendees at Vanity Fair's annual Oscars after-party, and their looks definitely rivaled the ones on the main red carpet. Scroll down to see what everyone wore to the Oscars after-parties.

WHO: Chrissy Teigen and John Legend

WEAR: On Teigen: Georges Hobeika dress

WHO: Diane Kruger

WEAR: Elie Saab Haute Couture dress

WHO: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

WEAR: Saint Laurent dress

WHO: Emily Ratajkowski

WEAR: Ana Khouri bracelet and ring

WHO: Kim Kardashian and Kanye West

WEAR: On Kardashian: Alexander McQueen 2003 Oyster Dress

WHO: Kylie Jenner

WEAR: Ralph & Russo dress

WHO: Hailey Bieber

WHO: Ciara and Russell Wilson

WHO: Kate Hudson

WEAR: Vivienne Westwood Couture dress

WHO: Ella Balinska

WEAR: Schiaparelli Haute Couture S/S 20; Cartier High Jewelry Tennis Necklace, Reflection de Cartier ring, and Panthère de Cartier ring

WHO: Kerry Washington

WEAR: Zuhair Murad top and skirt; Sophia Webster shoes

WHO: Tracee Ellis Ross

WEAR: Zuhair Murad dress and cape; Jennifer Meyer Yellow Gold Diamond Four Prong Tennis Studs

WHO: Reese Witherspoon

WEAR: Dolce & Gabbana dress; Forevermark jewellery; Christian Louboutin shoes

WHO: Mindy Kaling and BJ Novak

WEAR: On Kaling: Reem Acra dress; Chopard jewellery; Audemars Piguet watch

WHO: Rashida Jones

WEAR: Roland Mouret dress

WHO: Lily Aldridge

WEAR: Vintage Gucci dress; Bvlgari High Jewelry Serpenti earrings and High Jewellery ring

WHO: Dylan and Cole Sprouse

WHO: Jessica Alba

WEAR: Versace dress; Anita Ko Infinity Forever Diamond Ring, Short Diamond Rope Earrings, Single-Row Diamond Ear Cuff With Rope Diamond Chain, and a Small Rope Earring With Pear Drop all in 18k Rose Gold

WHO: Chiara Ferragni

WEAR: Custom Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini dress; Pomellato jewellery 

WHO: Olivia Wilde

WHO: Sandra Oh

WEAR: Cong Tri dress; Messika jewellery

WHO: Lili Reinhart

WHO: Martha Stewart

WHO: Gabrielle Union 

WHO: Sofía Vergara

WHO: Ava DuVernay

WEAR: Galia Lahav dress

WHO: Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor

WHO: Lena Waithe

WHO: Madelaine Petsch

WEAR: Monique Lhuiller dress

WHO: Katharine McPhee

Next, revisit what everyone wore on the 2020 Oscars red carpet. 

Following the beauty-centric pandemonium provoked by last weekend's Super Bowl halftime performance (thank you for that, J.Lo and Shakira!) comes an equivalent fiery ball of beauty fervour courtesy of the 92nd Academy Awards. In celebration of the year's absolute best in film, all of the biggest stars have spilt onto the L.A. red carpet in their absolute finest designer gowns, jewels, and—our personal favourite—head-turning hair and makeup looks that are so good we've created a designated folder on our iPhones for safekeeping. 

Thus far, the 2020 award show beauty ambience hasn't disappointed—the Grammys red carpet was studded with too many crystalized eyelids to count, the SAG Awards felt like a unanimous ode to classic Old Hollywood glamour, and the Golden Globes served up a decidedly minimalist aesthetic on a sizzling, gilded platter.

Obviously, the bar was set high for the Oscars—aka the most anticipated award show of the entire season. Curious to see what your favourite A-list arrival went for? Ahead, there's enough head-turning beauty inspiration to keep your vibe afloat for the rest of 2020. Keep scrolling for all the best beauty looks from this year's Oscars red carpet. 

Poised with that pin-straight bob and purple eye shadow, Maya Rudolph has never looked chicer. 

And just like that, Zellweger's gleaming skin, lush eyelashes, and plush, pink pout won the Oscars red carpet. (Seriously though, we'll have what she's having for that luminous complexion!)

Rooney Mara always breaks our hearts whilst walking the red carpet. (That's a compliment.) Also, can we point out that she went against the grain and rocked a stunning darker shade of red lipstick? Into it.

Please excuse us—we need to track down our jaw and attempt to scrape it from the floor right now.

Oh's gorgeously dewy skin (and maybe her amazing curls as well) are all we want in life.

Taking a nod from Charlize Theron's epic bejewelled hair part at the SAG Awards, Boynton decorated hers with glorious pearls. The actress's lashes, per usual, are also to die for. 

Gadot shows off her stunning bone structure with a classic French twist and bold red lip. (One of the resounding makeup themes of the night, might we add.)

All of a sudden we want to chop our hair off and style it à la Wiig's deep, edgy side part. Her megawatt lashes are also on deck for our next Friday-night look. Who's with us?

To be honest, we haven't seen volume like this on the red carpet in a beat. We're loving Wilson's take, especially with her glamorous gold chain pin from Kitsch. (We'll be shopping the heck out of it.)

Is it just us, or has Natalie Portman literally never looked better? Her wavy, chin-length bob is everything. 

A well-executed demonstration on how to a tendril in 2020—as seen on Scarlett Johansson.

What's better? The Little Women actress's slightly offset braid or that flawless mauve lip? We're stumped. 

We appreciate Erivo's consistent bold makeup looks and artistically styled finger waves, but we love her always-present smile more than anything. 

Brie Larson walked onto the Oscars red carpet with a blindingly stunning dress and practically bare face. Our hearts (truly) almost stopped. 

Robbie has been working the minimalistic beauty vibe for the majority of the award season, so we're pleasantly surprised with this poppy-toned, matte red-lip moment. 

Charlize Theron nails the no-makeup makeup aesthetic. 

The Once Upon a Time in Hollywood actress proves the milkmaid braid should officially be back in our hair repertoire. 

All of a sudden, we really, really want bangs. Ronan's short and feathery iteration, in particular. 

Hayek has had some of the most memorable, momentously sized hair moments in red carpet history. This time, we're wowed by her diamond-studded accompaniment.

It feels like it's been a hot second since we've seen Cruz on the red carpet. Her pin-straight strands and bronzed, glittering lids didn't disappoint.

How pretty is Gerwig's two-toned gold-and-emerald eye shadow moment? It's especially stunning with her buttery blonde hair colour and baby pink cheeks and lips. 

From her old school, Lana Turner–like waves to her red lip to her gold and glittery eyes, Chrissy Metz scored a 10 in every dang category. 

Glossy waves? Check. Crimson-painted pout? Double check. Radiant skin? Triple check. Shimmery eyelids? Quadruple check. 

Considering it was raining in L.A. during the Oscars red carpet, we'd say Monáe's hood was a stunning (and perhaps strategic?!) success. But we also need to applaud that hot red lip, her flawless skin, and those fluttery lashes.

Eilish was scheduled to perform during this year's Oscars because we already had post-Grammys withdrawal from the singer's signature edginess.

The combination of Dever's visibly dewy cheeks and perfect cat eye has us speechless.

Beetz's chocolate-hued smoky eyes are the perfect antithesis to the rest of her makeup featuring glowing skin and subtle, glossy nude lips. 

Sporting flowing, Old Hollywood–esque waves, Kaling keeps her red carpet look classic with rosy cheeks and polished black liner.

Dern is always a vision on the red carpet. We're especially on board with this pretty half-up hairstyle and her fresh, less-is-more makeup aesthetic.

The actress always keeps us on our toes with her bold beauty choices (which we love, by the way). Pink glimmery eyes? Yes. We see you, Regina King.

In case you hadn't already boarded the hair-accessories train that's been gaining major traction, Ferrera just made a case for it that you absolutely can't say no to.

Next: All the Oscars Red Carpet Looks That Left Us Speechless

Congratulations! You've made it through a jam-packed award season. You resisted the urge to go buy opera gloves à la Zoë Kravitz at the SAG Awards. You felt weak in the knees after seeing Billy Porter's remote-controlled crystal-bedecked hat. You kept yourself calm after Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston reunited. Now, you're here wanting to get blown away by the Oscars red carpet looks—well, you’re in luck as that’s about to happen.

This season's red carpet regulars who have been nabbing awards left and right include the likes of Renée Zellweger, Cynthia Erivo, Awkwafina, Laura Dern, and more. And all of them wore incredible outfits for this red carpet of red carpets. Now, without further ado, scroll down for the best looks from the 2020 Oscars.

WHO: Natalie Portman

WEAR: Dior Haute Couture dress; Cartier High Jewellery ring and Clash de Cartier earrings in 18K rose gold and diamonds

WHO: Janelle Monáe

WEAR: Ralph Lauren Collection custom crystal-lacquered silk lamé tulle mesh evening dress featuring a draped hood and an open back; Forevermark jewellery 

WHO: Saoirse Ronan

WEAR: Gucci dress

WHO: Charlize Theron

WEAR: Dior Haute Couture dress

WHO: Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost

WEAR: On Johansson: Oscar de la Renta dress

WHO: Lucy Boynton and Rami Malek

WEAR: On Boynton: Chanel S/S 20 dress

WHO: Timothée Chalamet

WEAR: Prada suit; Cartier Tradition brooch with 18K white gold, platinum, rubies, and diamonds

WHO: Cynthia Erivo

WEAR: Custom Atelier Versace dress; Piaget jewellery; Stuart Weitzman shoes

WHO: Laura Dern

WEAR: Armani Privé dress

WHO: Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach

WEAR: Dior dress; Bulgari High Jewellery necklace set in platinum, featuring seven emerald beads surrounded by diamonds

WHO: Mindy Kaling

WEAR: Stuart Weitzman shoes

WHO: Margot Robbie

WEAR: Chanel dress

WHO: Leonardo DiCaprio

WEAR: Christian Louboutin shoes; David Yurman cufflinks

WHO: Salma Hayek

WEAR: Gucci dress; Boucheron jewelry 

WHO: Billy Porter

WEAR: Custom Giles Deacon dress; Atelier Swarovski jewellery; Jimmy Choo shoes

WHO: Olivia Colman

WEAR: Stella McCartney custom midnight sustainable velvet and cady dress with draped sleeves, clear crystal appliqué, and white accented cape

WHO: Florence Pugh

WEAR: Louis Vuitton dress

WHO: Kaitlyn Dever

WEAR: Louis Vuitton dress; Harry Winston jewellery; Aldo shoes

WHO: Margaret Qualley

WEAR: Chanel Haute Couture dress

WHO: Brie Larson

WEAR: Celine by Hedi Slimane dress; Bvlgari Divas’ Dream High Jewellery earrings in white gold and diamonds

WHO: Regina King

WEAR: Versace dress; Harry Winston jewellery

WHO: Sandra Oh

WEAR: Elie Saab dress; Pomellato jewelry

WHO: Kelly Marie Tran

WEAR: Schiaparelli Couture dress

WHO: Billie Eilish

WEAR: Chanel jacket and pants

WHO: Kristen Wiig

WEAR: Valentino Haute Couture dress; Christian Louboutin Maia Labella Pumps

WHO: Brad Pitt

WHO: Rebel Wilson

WEAR: Jason Wu dress; Pomellato vintage necklace

WHO: Zazie Beetz

WEAR: Custome Thom Browne dress; Bvlgari High Jewellery necklaces, earrings, and rings

WHO: Caitriona Balfe

WEAR: Valentino Haute Couture dress

WHO: Maya Rudolph

WHO: Julia Louis-Dreyfus

WEAR: Vera Wang dress; Harry Winston jewellery

WHO: Beanie Feldstein

WEAR: Miu Miu dress

WHO: Chrissy Metz

WEAR: Forevermark jewellery

WHO: Lily Aldridge

WEAR: Ralph Lauren dress; Bvlgari High Jewellery earrings in platinum with two oval rubies, 10 pear diamonds, 16 round diamonds and pavé-set diamonds

WHO: Keanu Reeves and Patricia Taylor

WHO: Idina Menzel

WEAR: J. Mendel dress; Harry Winston jewellery

WHO: America Ferrera

WEAR: Custom Alberta Ferretti limited-edition dress

Next up, the biggest S/S 20 fashion trends you need to know. 

If previous carpet-making moments like Lucy Boynton's "goth-punk" liner at the SAG Awards or H.E.R.'s signature '70s waves at the Grammys were any indication, the looks we'd see on 2019's Oscars red carpet would surely stun us—and stun us they have. This season especially, we've noticed the industry's best makeup artists and hairstylists taking thoughtful and artistic cues from the stars they are collaborating with. Of course, they have a special knack for accenting whatever dress, shoe and diamond earring the celebrity is wearing. Much to our beauty-loving delight, last night's ceremony proved to be no exception.

From mesmerising makeup looks we couldn't zoom in on fast enough to the hairstyles we want to re-create immediately, here are the beauty looks we couldn't stop gaping at during the 2019 Oscars red carpet. The diamond jewellery borrowed from vaults for a few hours and custom designer gowns are priceless, however, the one thing we can buy into is all the beauty. We've found the exact products used on the red carpet, including a £7 hair gel and £25 mascara. Keep scrolling to see—and shop—the best products used on the Oscars red carpet.

A bright-yellow gown can prove tricky when it comes to accessorising with an equally spellbinding beauty look. Here, actress Constance Wu shows us how it's done: a punchy, not-too-red lip; glitter-dipped under-eyes; and the ponytail of all ponytails. 

The must-have skincare treatment: Joanna Vargas Super Nova Facial

The must-have makeup product: 

We've said it before, and we'll say it again. Laura Harrier is our ultimate beauty muse of 2019. For this year's Oscars red carpet, powder blue–dusted lids and an ever-so-slight pop of coral on her pout hardly disappoint.

The must-have hair product: The One by Frédéric Fekkai Full Blown Volume Foam Conditioner (£16) 

The must-have makeup product: 

Back to brunette, actress Emilia Clarke shows off her amazing bone structure (and those famous brows) with bitten berry lips and layer upon layer of glamorous lashes and liner. 

The must-have skincare treatment: Georgia Louise Enzyme Peeling Mask

The must-have makeup product:

Awkwafina's quirky Crazy Rich Asians character, Peik Lin, was a favourite due to her admirable off-kilter beauty. While Awkwafina doesn't sport Lin's choppy blonde pixie in real life, her red carpet mermaid waves still have us in awe.

The must-have makeup product: Giorgio Armani Eyes to Kill Quad Eyeshadow Palette in #4 (£53) 

The must-have hair product: 

Where to start, Ashley Graham? The bow-studded slick-back? The perfectly contoured, sky-high cheekbones? That epic earthy cat eye? We could go on and on, but we're also a bit speechless (in the very best way possible).

The must-have hair product: Trevor Sorbie Firm Control Gel (£7)

The must-have skincare product: 

We don't love anything more than actress Octavia Spencer's beaming smile (the ultimate accessory, in our opinion), but her crimson cheeks, plummy eyes, and perfect barrel curls are pretty great too. 

Serious question: Does Regina King age? We're honestly not sure, but we are sure that the combination of her voluminous strands and major lashes comprise one of the best beauty looks we've seen all award season. 

The must-have skincare treatment: Arcona Red Carpet Radiance Treatment

The must-have makeup product: 

We usually don't condone pink on pink—it just veers ever so slightly Valentine's—but the opalescent dusting of the hue looks so flattering set against the fuchsia backdrop of actress Gemma Chan's magnificent dress. Plus, that cat eye… We die.

The must-have hair product: 

Related: Every Single Oscars Red Carpet Look You Need to See

Glenn Close is the hallmark of a perfectly executed minimalist makeup moment that still looks award-winning in its own right. Her baby-pink lips are demurely well-suited to her barely buttery white locks, and the pop of neutral blush and shadow don't overpower her natural beauty. Well done, Glenn. Well done. 

The must-have hair product: Leonor Greyl Voluforme Styling Spray for Volume and Hold (£18)

The must-have makeup product: 

Sure, this may be Eighth Grade star Elsie Fisher's first Oscars red carpet, but amid Hollywood's most elite, her crisp hairstyle (barrette on point) and elongated, streamlined lashes very much hold their own.

The must-have makeup product: Morphe Lash - Sunset Blvd (£4)

You heard it here first: Tina Fey just schooled us in the hard-to-master art of blue-rimmed eyes. Snaps!

The must-have skincare treatment: Dermaflash 2.0 Luxe Facial Exfoliation & Peach Fuzz Removal

The must-have makeup product: 

And the award for Most Majestic Highlight in All the Land goes to none other than our favourite country singer, Kacey Musgraves. 

The must-have makeup product: 

At this point, we challenge anyone to ever dare to have better hair (as consistently) as Amy Adams. Here, her strawberry strands sway in Old Hollywood–esque bends, and we can't stop staring. 

The must-have hair product: TRESemmé Hairspray Extra Hold (£2)

The must-have makeup product: 

Ring the alarm because Helen Mirren just wore hot-pink lipstick and accented the moment with a bold choice of burgundy eye shadow. Not surprisingly, she makes the intimidating combo look good AF. 

We know we should be admiring Jennifer Hudson's show-stopping red dress, but we're too hypnotised by the songstress's glowing, super-natural makeup aesthetic to care. (Just don't tell our fashion-editor co-workers!) Her low chignon with a couple of face-framing tendrils is the cherry on top to support the chic yet the low-maintenance feel of her beauty ensemble. 

We always love Charlize Theron atop a red carpet, but we just might love her more than ever after she debuted this head-turning brunette bob and orange-red lipstick pairing.

The must-have makeup product: Dior Addict Ultra-Gloss (£28) 

The must-have hair product: 

Related: These Oscars After-Party Gowns Are So Fabulous They Rival the Main Event

Brie Larson is an edgy platinum blonde now, and she wore a super-deep side part, earthy makeup and a silvery sparkly dress to prove it. 

The must-have hair product: Moroccanoil Dry Texture Spray (£18) 

The must-have makeup product: 

Actress Emma Stone epitomised a synchronised and monochromatic makeup and fashion look with shades of ruby and tortoiseshell—as seen via her hair, eyelids, and gown. Obsessed. 

The must-have hair product: Leonor Greyl Éclat Naturel Nourishing Styling Cream (£27)

The must-have makeup product: 

Lisa Bonet is wearing lilac-lacquered eyelids, so tomorrow, we will be wearing lilac-lacquered eyelids. 

Our hearts may have stopped for a full 60 beats when we saw this fire-struck makeup look courtesy of Tessa Thompson. It feels one part Hunger Games, one part Studio 54, but either way, it incinerated the red carpet and our camera roll. 

The must-have makeup product: 

We had yet to see a super-glossy smile on this year's Oscars red carpet until our eyes swept over Yalitza Aparicio's bubblegum-pink interpretation. We love the fresh juxtaposition against her mint-hued dress. 

The must-have makeup products: 

No red carpet is complete without Jennifer Lopez. If you can take your eyes off her mirrored gown for at least a couple of seconds, you'll have just as much appreciation for her similarly metallic, but this time copper-toned, eyes. Her glossy sleek blowout wraps it all together. 

The must-have hair product: 

We haven't been able to rip our eyes away from Lucy Boynton all season (or while binge-watching Bohemian Rhapsody), and we're happy to report we're very much smitten with her pink sunset eyes and trademark fluttery lashes. 

The must-have hair product: Oribe Volumista Mist (£31)

The must-have makeup product: 

Danai Gurira looked like an actual Academy Award on the 2019 red carpet, complete with golden skin, a gilded headpiece, glossy lips, and an expertly executed smoky eye. 

The must-have makeup product: 

What will Gaga wear? The question on every fan and fashion and beauty lover's mind tonight. It's not in the actress and singer's DNA to disappoint, so obviously, she pulled out all the stops with an embellished French twist, icy pastel eye work, and a clean, radiant complexion. 

The must-have hair product: GHD Curve Classic Curl Tong (£120)

The must-have makeup product:

Next up, these Oscars after-party gowns are so fabulous they rival the main event.

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At the Oscars red carpet last night we witnessed many iconic film—and fashion—moments that we will be referencing for years, if not decades. Jennifer Lopez wore an insanely intricate Tom Ford dress with mirrored mosaic details, Olivia Colman was the queen of the red carpet in her regal Prada gown and Lady Gaga wore one of the most expensive diamond necklaces in the world. The gowns at the ceremony were certainly beautiful, however, it's at the after-parties where you'll find the more risk-taking outfits.

Lopez changed into a Zuhair Murad Couture dress with a fan detail across the bodice and an open slit on the skirt, while Kendall Jenner wore one of the most daring leg slits we've ever seen on a red carpet. Newlyweds Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth attended the Vanity Fair party, with Miley wearing a black sequin plunging gown by Saint Laurent. Lupita Nyong'o missed the red carpet this year but wore an exquisite white feathered Oscar de la Renta gown to the Vanity Fair party. Keep scrolling to see the best 2019 Oscars after-party outfits. 

WHO: Lupita Nyong'o

WEAR: Oscar de la Renta dress

WHO: Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth

WEAR: Saint Laurent dress; Bvlgari necklace, bracelets, earrings, and rings

WHO: Chrissy Teigen and John Legend

WEAR: On Legend: Gucci tuxedo

WHO: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

WEAR: Versace dress

WHO: Jennifer Lopez

WEAR: Zuhair Murad Couture dress

WHO: Serena Williams

WHO: Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, and Maya Rudolph

WEAR: On Poehler: Alberta Ferretti limited-edition suit

WHO: Kendall Jenner

WHO: Mindy Kaling

WEAR: Alberta Ferretti dress; Christian Louboutin shoes; Gismondi1754 earrings

WHO: Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas

WEAR: On Chopra: Elie Saab dress and Chopard earrings and ring; On Jonas: Missoni suit and Chopard brooch and watch

WHO: Tracee Ellis Ross

WEAR: Nikos Koulis earrings; Christian Louboutin shoes

WHO: Ciara and Russell Wilson

WEAR: On Ciara: Christian Louboutin shoes

WHO: Taraji P. Henson

WEAR: Roland Mouret jumpsuit; Judith Leiber bag; Gismondi1754 necklace and ring

WHO: Maye Musk

WHO: Shailene Woodley

WEAR: Dior dress; Azza Fahmy earrings and ring 

Related: Every Single Oscars Red Carpet Look You Need to See

WHO: Gabrielle Union 

WHO: Kerry Washington

WEAR: Christian Louboutin shoes

WHO: Renée Zellweger

WEAR: David Webb jewelry

WHO: Selma Blair

WEAR: Ralph & Russo dress

WHO: Emma Roberts

WEAR: Christian Louboutin shoes

WHO: Ava DuVernay

WEAR: Harbison dress; Malone Souliers shoes; Christian Louboutin bag

WHO: Sofia Vergara

WHO: Jessica Alba

WEAR: Narciso Rodriguez dress; Ana Khouri Diamond Phoebe Earrings

WHO: America Ferrera

WEAR: Tadashi Shoji dress

WHO: Elizabeth Banks

Next, see all the best looks from the 2019 Oscars.

The Oscars is the most prestigious awards show of the year, and as well as being a moment to celebrate the best talent in the film industry, it's also an important stage for fashion houses too. The Oscars is often more formal than the other awards ceremonies in the lead up, and so this is where you'll see nominees wearing spectacular custom gowns and the finest diamonds. 

This year, at the 91st Academy Awards, British actress Olivia Coleman won Best Actress and she wore a custom Prada green gown which has a deliberately regal feel thanks to the bow draped around her shoulders, nodding towards her role in The Favourite. Lady Gaga wore a strapless black dramatic evening gown by Alexander McQueen with a Tiffany & Co 128.54-carat yellow stone diamond necklace which was worn by Audrey Hepburn in 1961. 

Keep scrolling to see all the red carpet looks from this year's Oscars...

WHO: Lady Gaga

WEAR: Alexander McQueen dress; Tiffany & Co. jewelry 

WHO: Emma Stone

WEAR: Custom Louis Vuitton dress and sandals; Louis Vuitton earrings and ring

WHO: Danai Gurira 

WEAR: Brock Collection dress

WHO: Lucy Boynton 

WEAR: Sophia Webster shoes 

WHO: Rachel Weisz

WEAR: Givenchy Couture dress, shoes, and clutch

WHO: Tessa Thompson

WEAR: Chanel dress

WHO: Jennifer Lopez

WEAR: Tom Ford dress; Jimmy Choo "Max" Platform sandal 

WHO: Sarah Paulson

WEAR: Brandon Maxwell dress; Platinum by Harry Winston jewelry 

WHO: Olivia Colman

WEAR: Chopard jewelry 

WHO: Lisa Bonet

WEAR: Fendi dress; Fernando Jorge and Jacquie Aiche jewelry and Mattia Cielo diamond arm cuff 

WHO: Laura Dern

WEAR: Platinum by Harry Winston jewelry 

WHO: SZA

WEAR: Custom Vivienne Westwood dress; Jennifer Behr hairpins; Stuart Weitzman Nudist Disco shoes

WHO: Brie Larson

WEAR: Celine by Hedi Slimane dress; Jimmy Choo Minny Sandals

WHO: Charlize Theron

WEAR: Dior dress; Bulgari jewelry 

WHO: Hellen Mirren

WEAR: Schiaparelli dress; Harry Winston jewelry

WHO: Amy Adams

WEAR: Christian Louboutin shoes; Platinum by Cartier brooch, necklace, earrings, and bracelet

WHO: Maya Rudolph

WEAR: Giambattista Valli dress; Irene Neuwirth jewelry; Stuart Weitzman Nearly Nude sandal 

WHO: Glenn Close

WEAR: Carolina Herrera dress; Cartier jewelry; 

WHO: Heidi Klum

WHO: Angela Bassett

WEAR: Reem Acra dress

WHO: Jennifer Hudson

WEAR: Elie Saab dress; Nicholas Kirkwood shoes; Platinum by Harry Winston jewelry 

WHO: Gemma Chan

WEAR: Valentino Haute Couture dress; Bvlgari jewelry; Jimmy Choo shoes

WHO: Octavia Spencer

WHO: Kacey Musgraves 

WEAR: Giambattista Valli dress; Brian Atwood shoes; Jimmy Choo clutch; Beladora and Neil Lane jewelry 

WHO: Regina King

WEAR: Oscar de la Renta dress; Chopard jewelry; Christian Louboutin shoes

WHO: Kiki Layne

WEAR: Versace dress; Atelier Swarovski jewelry 

Related: Summer 2019 Fashion Trends: Looks You Need to Know

WHO: Amandla Stenberg

WEAR: Miu Miu dress and clutch; Forevermark jewelry; Brian Atwood sandals; Miu Miu bag

WHO: Awkwafina

WEAR: Dsquared2 suit; Chopard jewelry 

WHO: Queen Latifa

WEAR: Chopard jewelry; Jimmy Choo clutch

WHO: Linda Cardellini

WHO: Yalitza Aparicio

WEAR: Custom Rodarte dress; Forevermark jewelry; Jimmy Choo shoes

WHO: Marina de Tavira 

WEAR: J. Mendel dress; 

WHO: Constance Wu

WEAR: Custom Versace dress; Neil Rodgers shoes; bespoke pieces from Atelier Swarovski Fine Jewelry

WHO: Serena Williams 

WEAR: Armani Prive dress; Forevermark jewelry 

WHO: Ashley Graham 

WEAR: Zac Posen dress; Sophia Webster shoes 

WHO: Elsie Fisher 

WEAR: Thom Browne suit

WHO: Emilia Clarke 

WEAR: Balmain dress; Jimmy Choo Max Platform shoes

WHO: Michelle Yeoh

WEAR: Elie Saab dress; Chopard jewelry; Roger Vivier clutch 

WHO: Laura Harrier

WEAR: Louis Vuitton dress; Bulgari jewelry 

WHO: Melissa McCarthy

WEAR: Custom Brandon Maxwell jumpsuit; Forevermark jewelry; Judith Leiber bag

WHO: Allison Janney

WEAR: Pamella Roland dress; Chopard jewelry; Jimmy Choo Misty sandals

WHO: Molly Simms

WEAR: Zuhair Murad dress; Stuart Weitzman shoes

WHO: Tina Fey

WEAR: Custom Vera Wang dress

Next up, check out the #1 trend that took over the Oscars this year. 

To say 2018's award season has felt different than past years' ceremonies puts it lightly. While, yes, there’s so much incredible work to celebrate from tonight’s nominees, much like every other Hollywood event since the beginning of the year, all attention was fixed on the red carpet to not only see some daring, beautiful, and thoughtful fashion (which we found in spades), but to watch as major stars used the glamorous opportunity to send messages and show support for causes outside of tonight’s affair.

Be it in the form of #TimesUp pins or through choosing designers who champion women, the actresses' ensembles had a lot to say—literally, figuratively, and sartorially. And frankly, the most interesting ones always do.

Ahead, the Oscar night looks we'll remember most.

WHO: Lupita Nyong'o

WEAR: Custom Atelier Versace dress; Alexandre Birman shoes

WHO: Salma Hayek

WEAR: Custom Gucci dress; Gucci bag and shoes; Harry Winston jewelry

WHO: Margot Robbie

WEAR: Chanel Haute Couture dress; Roger Vivier shoes

WHO: Nicole Kidman

WEAR: Giorgio Armani dress; Christian Louboutin shoes; Harry Winston jewelry

Who: Mary J. Blige

WEAR: Versace dress; Roger Vivier bag; Forevermark jewelry

WHO: Betty Gabriel

WEAR: Tony Ward Couture dress

WHO: Elisabeth Moss

WEAR: Dior Haute Couture dress; Roger Vivier bag; Harry Winston jewelry

WHO: Zendaya

WEAR: Giambattista Valli Couture dress; Bvlgari jewelry

WHO: Allison Janney

WEAR: Reem Acra dress; Jimmy Choo shoes; Roger Vivier bag; Forevermark jewelry

WHO: Jane Fonda

WEAR: Balmain dress; Salvatore Ferragamo shoes

WHO: Allison Williams

WEAR: Giorgio Armani dress; Harry Winston jewelry

WHO: Whoopi Goldberg

WEAR: Christian Siriano dress

WHO: Saoirse Ronan

WEAR: Calvin Klein dress; Christian Louboutin shoes; Cartier jewelry

WHO: Tiffany Haddish

WEAR: Dress made by an Eritrean designer

WHO: Jennifer Lawrence

WEAR: Dior dress; Roger Vivier shoes

WHO: Taraji P. Henson

WEAR: Custom Vera Wang Collection; Jimmy Choo shoes

WHO: Viola Davis

WEAR: Michael Kors Collection; Stuart Weitzman shoes; Roger Vivier bag

WHO: Meryl Streep

WEAR: Dior Haute Couture dress; Stuart Weitzman shoes

WHO: Octavia Spencer

WEAR: Brandon Maxwell dress; Tyler Ellis bag

WHO: Andra Day

WEAR: Zac Posen dress

WHO: Gal Gadot

WEAR: Givenchy Haute Couture dress; Givenchy shoes; Tiffany & Co. jewelry

WHO: Danai Gurira

WEAR: Gabriela Hearst dress

WHO: Emma Stone

WEAR: Louis Vuitton custom tuxedo; Louis Vuitton shoes and jewelry

WHO: Fatma Al Remaihi

WHO: Greta Gerwig

WEAR: Rodarte dress; Tiffany & Co. jewelry

WHO: Sally Hawkins

WEAR: Armani Privé dress

WHO: St. Vincent

WEAR: Saint Laurent dress

WHO: Emily Blunt

WEAR: Schiaparelli Haute Couture; Sophia Webster shoes; Chopard jewelry

WHO: Sandra Bullock

WEAR: Louis Vuitton dress

The Oscars are THE biggest night in Hollywood, which means the sartorial stakes are high for the leading ladies of film. Lucky for us, this year’s nominees and presenters did not disappoint on the red carpet. From Saoirse Ronan’s sultry emerald Calvin Klein number to Cate Blanchett’s dreamy seafoam green Armani Privé showstopper, the noteworthy looks just kept on coming. So who else made our best dressed list? Keep reading to see all of our favourites from the 88th annual Academy Awards.

WHO: Cate Blanchett

WHAT: Nominee, Actress in a Leading Role for Carol

WEAR: Armani Privé seafoam green mermaid gown with Swarovski crystals and feathers; Tiffany & Co. jewellery; Roger Vivier clutch; Giuseppe Zanotti shoes. 

WHO: Alicia Vikander

WHAT: Nominee, Actress in a Supporting Role for The Danish Girl

WEAR: Louis Vuitton custom bustier silk taffeta yellow dress embroidered with silver and transparent beads, mirrors, and crystal; earrings; ring; and custom silver pumps.

WHO: Rooney Mara

WHAT: Nominee, Actress in a Supporting Role for Carol

WEAR: Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci gown. 

WHO: Saoirse Ronan

WHAT: Nominee, Actress in a Leading Role for Brooklyn

WEAR: Calvin Klein Collection emerald sequin dress with velvet straps; Chopard jewellery.

WHO: Charlize Theron

WHAT: Presenter

WEAR: Christian Dior custom gown; Harry Winston jewellery; Jimmy Choo shoes.

WHO: Naomi Watts

WHAT: Actress, The Divergent Series: Allegiant 

WEAR: Armani Privé gown; Bulgari jewellery and clutch; Stuart Weitzman shoes. 

WHO: Jennifer Lawrence

WHAT: Nominee, Actress in a Leading Role for Joy

WEAR: Dior Haute Couture dress; Chopard jewellery.

WHO: Brie Larson

WHAT: Nominee, Actress in a Leading Role for Room

WEAR: Gucci dress.

WHO: Margot Robbie

WHAT: Presenter

WEAR: Tom Ford leather applique cross-front drape fitted dress in antique gold, black minaudière clutch with gold surround, and black custom velvet evening pumps; Forevermark Diamonds jewellery.

WHO: Lady Gaga

WHAT: Nominee, Music (Original Song) for “Til It Happens To You,” The Hunting Ground

WEAR: Brandon Maxwell custom jumpsuit; Lorraine Schwartz jewellery; Brian Atwood shoes.

WHO: Olivia Wilde

WHAT: Presenter

WEAR: Valentino Haute Couture dress; Neil Lane jewellery; Roger Vivier clutch. 

WHO: Reese Witherspoon

WHAT: Presenter

WEAR: Oscar de la Renta custom gown; Tiffany & Co. jewellery; Jimmy Choo shoes. 

WHO: Kate Winslet

WHAT: Nominee, Actress in a Supporting Role for Steve Jobs

WEAR: Ralph Lauren gown; Nirav Modi jewellery.

WHO: Julianne Moore

WHAT: Presenter

WEAR: Chanel gown; Chopard jewellery.

WHO: Emily Blunt

WHAT: Presenter

WEAR: Prada blush pink cady empire waist gown enriched with crystal and damier embroidery; Sophia Webster shoes.

WHO: Chrissy Teigen

WHAT: Model 

WEAR: Marchesa custom nude tulle fishtail gown with garnet crystals and bronze floral embroidery; Lorraine Schwartz jewellery; Swarovski clutch; Stuart Weitzman shoes.

WHO: Mindy Kaling

WHAT: Nominee, Best Animated Film for Inside Out

WEAR: Elizabeth Kennedy dress; Effie jewellery; Prada clutch.

WHO: Daisy Ridley

WHAT: Presenter

WEAR: Chanel Haute Couture dress and jewellery; Christian Louboutin shoes. 

WHO: Sarah Silverman

WHAT: Presenter

WEAR: Sarah Flint shoes. 

WHO: Sofia Vergara

WHAT: Presenter

WEAR: Marchesa gown; Lorraine Schwartz jewellery.

WHO: Olivia Munn

WHAT: Presenter

WEAR: Stella McCartney dress; Forevermark Diamonds jewellery; Jimmy Choo clutch and shoes. 

WHO: Tina Fey

WHAT: Presenter

WEAR: Versace custom gown; Bulgari jewellery.

WHO: Jennifer Garner

WHAT: Presenter

WEAR: Versace gown; Neil Lane jewellery; Rene Caovilla shoes.