The Oscars, with all of its glamour and high fashion, delivered again.
Hollywood’s A-list stars took to the red carpet ahead of the 94th Annual Academy Awards to show us the best looks that money can buy — and maybe some that should have been left on the rack.
This year, pinks, pastels and florals dominated the carpet. It seems that Oscar attendees are rejecting the doom and gloom of two years of the pandemic (not to mention worsening climate change and international conflicts) by emerging into spring with colourful, rosy looks. Other natural colours like emerald greens and sky blues also got their moment.
Deconstructed garments and cutouts were heavily featured, reflecting trends in high fashion that are reimagining how clothes interact with our bodies. Instead of revealing necklines or high slits, these trendy cutouts are baring the midriff, ribcage and back.
Menswear trends this year included imaginative tailoring and monochromatic looks (that aren’t just black!). Big double-breasted suits were a common sight on the red carpet and bold, bright colours drew our eye to some of the best-dressed men of the night.
Take a look at some of our favourite, and least favourite, looks.
Best Dressed
Jessica Chastain
Naomi Scott
Wesley Snipes
Zendaya
Nicole Kidman
Lily James
Kodi Smit-McPhee
Megan Thee Stallion
Ariana DeBose
Cynthia Erivo
Simu Liu
Renate Reinsve
Pawo Choyning Dorji
Jamie Lee Curtis
Venus Williams
Sebastián Yatra
Zuri Hall
Saniyya Sidney
Rickey Thompson
Rita Moreno
Rachel Zegler
Bill Murray
Jill Scott
Tati Gabrielle
Best Dressed Couple: Rintu Thomas and Sushmit Ghosh
Worst Dressed
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Amy Schumer
Maggie Gyllenhaal
Mary Parent
Jada Pinkett Smith
Kristen Stewart
Jacob Elordi
Tracee Ellis Ross
Mila Kunis
Sheila E.
Olivia Colman
Kevin Jonas
Eva Von Bahr
Brad Goreski
Maria Menounos
Julia Vernon
Jessica Serfaty
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