Oscars red carpet: Stars and fashion in pictures

Oscars Red Carpet: Stars and Fashion in Pictures

Star Power on the Red Carpet

The night of the Oscars showcased a dazzling array of fashion choices, with attendees vying for the spotlight in their sartorial decisions. Hollywood’s biggest names arrived in standout looks, blending elegance with bold statements. Among them was Chase Infiniti, whose performance in *One Battle After Another* solidified her as a rising star, paired with a custom lavender Louis Vuitton gown that exuded sophistication.

Rose Byrne, nominated for *If I Had Legs I’d Kick You*, made a striking entrance in a black Dior dress adorned with intricate floral embroidery. Jessie Buckley, a favorite for best actress, opted for a red and pink ensemble, a departure from her typically muted style. Wunmi Mosaku, nominated for best supporting actress in *Sinners*, elegantly showcased her pregnancy in a shimmering gown with a daring open-shoulder design.

Red Carpet Trends and Standouts

Renate Reinsve, a nominee for *Sentimental Value*, continued her preference for Louis Vuitton, choosing a minimalist yet impactful red dress by Nicolas Ghesquiere. Demi Moore, returning after a previous nomination for her role in *The Substance*, embraced a feathered Gucci look. Emma Stone, another best actress contender, arrived in a shimmering oyster-hued Louis Vuitton gown.

Kate Hudson, nominated for *Song Sung Blue*, reunited with her mother Goldie Hawn—marking a reunion after 56 years since the latter won an Oscar for *Cactus Flower*. Teyana Taylor, celebrated for her performances and fashion-forward choices, wore a black-and-white Chanel creation. Leonardo DiCaprio and Timothée Chalamet, both nominated for best actor, chose contrasting styles: the former in a classic black tuxedo, the latter in an all-white outfit.

Behind the Scenes and Special Mentions

Pedro Pascal’s oversized white floral brooch was so prominent it overshadowed his bow tie and tuxedo. Paul Mescal arrived with his girlfriend, singer Gracie Abrams, while Li Jun Li made a memorable impression in a sleek, swirled Gaurav Gupta design. Zoe Saldaña, the previous best supporting actress winner, returned in a lingerie-inspired Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello piece.

Bella Thorne added drama with black feathered cuffs and a sheer slip. Director Spike Lee, accompanied by his wife Tonya Lewis Lee, made a distinctive fashion statement with a purple fedora suit and silver cassette bag. The KPop group Demon Hunters’ members Rei Ami, Ejae, and Audrey Nuna walked the carpet to promote their hit single *Golden*. Meanwhile, Maggie O’Farrell, co-writing the screenplay for *Hamnet*, wore a bubblegum pink gown with black lace gloves and a mesh fascinator.

Legacy and New Faces

Former Oscar winner Nicole Kidman presented an award in a sleek Chanel ensemble. Jacob Elordi, nominated for best supporting actor in *Frankenstein*, joined the list of contenders. Kieran Culkin, known for his role in *A Real Pain*, returned as a presenter for *Succession*. Amy Madigan, nominated for best supporting actress in *Weapons*, made a comeback after four decades since her last Oscar nod for *Twice in a Lifetime*.

Regina Hall, a star of *One Battle After Another*, chose a black and gold gown. Gwyneth Paltrow, nominated for *Marty Supreme*, wore a white, side-cut gown. The red carpet also featured F1 driver Damson Idris in an ink blue overcoat with jeweled embellishments. As *The Devil Wears Prada 2* approached, Anne Hathaway arrived in a flowing strapless floral dress, setting the tone for the event.