Oscars red carpet: Stars and fashion in pictures
Oscars red carpet: Stars and fashion in pictures
The Oscars red carpet was a showcase of bold styles and cinematic flair on Sunday, as Hollywood’s elite arrived in eye-catching ensembles for the ceremony in Los Angeles. From striking silhouettes to iconic accessories, the evening highlighted a blend of glamour and individuality.
Highlights from the red carpet
Actress Chase Infiniti, known for her role in *One Battle After Another*, made a strong statement in a lavender Louis Vuitton gown. Her appearance underscored her status as both a rising star and a fashion trendsetter. Meanwhile, Rose Byrne, competing for *If I Had Legs I’d Kick You*, opted for a black Dior dress adorned with intricate floral embroidery.
Jessie Buckley, a top contender for best actress, chose a vibrant red and pink outfit that marked a departure from her usual minimalist aesthetic. Wunmi Mosaku, nominated for best supporting actress in *Sinners*, drew attention with a glittering gown that accentuated her baby bump. Renate Reinsve, who has consistently favored Louis Vuitton, wore a sleek red design by Nicolas Ghesquiere for the event.
“One of the night’s most dramatic outfits” was a theatrical black creation by Gabriela Hearst, featuring bell sleeves and a veil, worn by Hamnet director Chloe Zhao. The look was both avant-garde and cinematic, reflecting the film’s emotional depth.
Demi Moore returned in a Gucci ensemble, showcasing her daring comeback with a feathered look. Emma Stone, a best actress nominee, arrived in a shimmering oyster Louis Vuitton gown, while Kate Hudson made a nostalgic appearance alongside her mother Goldie Hawn, 56 years after her Oscar win for *Cactus Flower*.
Teyana Taylor, celebrated for her dual impact in performance and fashion, donned a black-and-white Chanel creation. Leonardo DiCaprio, from *One Battle After Another*, chose a classic black tuxedo, contrasting with Timothée Chalamet’s all-white suit for *Marty Supreme*. Michael B. Jordan, another best actor nominee, added to the evening’s star power with his stylish presence.
Notable moments and accessories
Pedro Pascal’s oversized white floral brooch stole the spotlight, leaving no room for a bow tie or tuxedo. Paul Mescal arrived with his girlfriend, singer Gracie Abrams, while Amy Madigan, nominated for best supporting actress, brought her iconic look from *Twice in a Lifetime* to the forefront. The Secret Agent star Wagner Moura, famed for his role in *Narcos*, showcased a different side in a political thriller.
Maggie Kang, the producer behind KPop Demon Hunters, radiated elegance in a red ensemble. Spike Lee, accompanied by his wife Tonya Lewis Lee, paired a purple fedora with a silver cassette bag, embodying his signature eclectic style. Bella Thorne made a statement with black feathered cuffs and a sheer slip, blending edginess with sophistication.
Ahead of *The Devil Wears Prada 2* release, Anne Hathaway wore a flowing strapless floral dress. Zoe Saldaña, last year’s best supporting actress winner, returned in a lingerie-inspired Saint Laurent creation. Meanwhile, Nicole Kidman, a former Oscar winner, presented an award in a Chanel gown, adding to the night’s star-studded energy.
Frankenstein nominee Jacob Elordi and Succession’s Kieran Culkin brought their own flair. Culkin, a past winner in the supporting actor category, returned as a presenter, while Elordi’s performance in the film earned him a coveted spot on the red carpet.
