Oscars red carpet: Stars and fashion in pictures
Oscars red carpet: Stars and fashion in pictures
The Oscar ceremony in Los Angeles on Sunday transformed the red carpet into a fashion spectacle, with contenders vying for the spotlight in bold, memorable looks. From daring ensembles to timeless elegance, the event celebrated both cinematic talent and sartorial artistry.
Chase Infiniti, the star of One Battle After Another, made a strong statement in a lavender Louis Vuitton gown, cementing her status as a rising force in both acting and style. Rose Byrne, nominated for If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, dazzled in a black Dior dress adorned with a complex floral embroidery, drawing attention to its intricate detailing.
Emma Stone, a leading contender for best actress, arrived in a shimmering oyster-hued Louis Vuitton creation, while Jessie Buckley showcased her red-carpet flair in a red-and-pink outfit, a departure from her usual minimalist choices. Wunmi Mosaku, nominated for best supporting actress in Sinners, wore a sequined gown with cut-out shoulders, accentuating her pregnancy in a striking way.
Renate Reinsve, a nominee for Sentimental Value, opted for a sleek Louis Vuitton design by Nicolas Ghesquiere, proving that simplicity can be powerful. Demi Moore returned in a feathered Gucci ensemble, reflecting her bold comeback in The Substance. Meanwhile, Teyana Taylor, celebrated for her performance in One Battle After Another, chose a black-and-white Chanel gown, blending her on-screen presence with off-screen style.
Leonardo DiCaprio, another star of One Battle After Another, went classic with a tailored black tuxedo, while Timothée Chalamet, nominated for Marty Supreme, embraced a monochrome look. Michael B. Jordan, from Sinners, was a standout in a Gaurav Gupta creation, his outfit as captivating as his film role.
Paul Mescal, appearing alongside singer Gracie Abrams, brought a touch of casual charm to the event. Director Chloe Zhao, known for her work on Hamnet, unveiled a dramatic black design by Gabriela Hearst, complete with bell sleeves and a veil. Maggie O’Farrell, co-writing The Devil Wears Prada 2, made her mark with a tailored red ensemble.
Kieran Culkin, a veteran of awards season, returned as a presenter, his presence a nod to his previous success in Succession. Regina Hall, from One Battle After Another, chose a black-and-gold gown, while Gwyneth Paltrow, in a side-cut white dress, hosted a category. Amy Madigan, nominated for best supporting actress in Weapons, showcased her enduring presence in a red-hued look.
Damson Idris, the F1 star, appeared sharp in an ink-blue overcoat with fur accents and a jeweled brooch. Kate Hudson, accompanied by her mother Goldie Hawn, made history by walking the red carpet 56 years after her Oscar win for Cactus Flower. Lastly, Maggie Kang, producer of the KPop group Demon Hunters, radiated glamour in a red gown, preparing for their performance of the hit Golden.
