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Emma Stone, Nicole Kidman, Ruth Negga Come up with Iconic Looks At the 89th Academy Awards
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Emma Stone, Nicole Kidman, Ruth Negga Come up with Iconic Looks At the 89th Academy Awards

By Olivia Sylvia Trinidad Carlo Cruzon February 27, 2017
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With a rich fashion track record—Audrey Hepburn’s insatiable love affair with anything Givenchy down to Halle Berry’s inauguration of Elie Saab to Bjork’s swan dress—the Oscars has seen it all. Still with a high from the fashion at the recently concluded Grammy’s—special mention to Bey’s 24-karat fantasy—we find ourselves sipping our twelfth flute of bubbly as we gorge on the looks from the 89th Oscars’ stylish bunch. From Best Actress front-runner Emma Stone to 20-time nominee Meryl Streep, we give you your dose of celebrity fashion straight from the Academy’s red carpet.

Emma Stone (Vanity Fair)

Golden Goddess 
Emma Stone’s gold Givenchy dress made sure she was ready for the best accessory of the night—The Oscar.

ruth negga valentino oscars

Woman with a Cause
Her quaker wife-meets- debutante Valentino dress might not induct her in the Oscars’ ‘fashion hall-of-fame’ but Ruth Negga’s ACLU Ribbon brooch definitely will!

Isabelle Huppert (Vanity Fair)

Sleek and Chic
Age-appropriate embellishments, a figure flattering cut, and an on-trend color choice, needless to say, Isabelle Huppert’s custom Armani Privé ticks all the boxes of the “How To Escape The Fashion Police” checklist.

Ocatvia Spencer (Vanity Fair)

Feather Frenzy
When life gives you periwinkle feathers, what exactly do you do with it? Octavia Spencer’s Marchesa dress says: “Wear it to the Oscars to pile up the style points.”

Nicole Kidman (Vanity Fair) (1)

Embellished For the Gods

Nicole Kidman’s Armani look sure makes her a leading lady in the ‘Best Dressed’ list.

Naomie Harris (Vanity Fair)

Gorgeous Gams

A little cutout action with a “legs for days” hem, Naomie Harris’ Raf Simons frock spells contemporary and chic at the same time.

Viola Davis (Vanity Fair)

Hot Tamale

From canary yellow to fire engine red, Viola Davis proves that any color will look exceptionally stunning when laid on any skin shade. She topped it off with her first Oscar tonight.

Halle Berry (Vanity Fair)

Best Coif of the Night

Her speckled Atelier Versace ensemble might have attempted to steal the show, but that crown of luscious locks make Halle Berry stand out more.

Taraji P. Henson (Vanity Fair)

Girl’s Not Singing The Blues

Show the shoulder and lots of drama, Taraji P. Henson. She has mastered the art of picking the perfect red carpet dress with her velvet dress in a midnight shade.

Emma Roberts (Vanity Fair) (1)

Nothing Beats a Classic

There’s one thing about archival designer pieces—they infallibly slay in red carpets, and Emma Roberts’ vintage Armani is no exception.

Jessica Biel (Vanity Fair) (1)

Statuesque Siren

Jessica Biel’s Kaufman Franco gold gown paired with a Tiffany & Co. necklace, and her svelte figure make Justin look like he already won his Oscar.

Kirsten Dunst (Vanity Fair)

Owning the Night

Kirsten’s red lip, tousled coif, and black Dior combo exclaims “Bring It On.”

Felicity Jones (Vanity Fair)

Tea Party Fantasy

Felicity Jones might have opted not to sport a brand from her English homeland, but her off-white Dior frock’s length might still win her a cup of chamomile and a scone.

Janelle Monae (Vanity Fair)

Everything but the Kitchen Sink

There is just so much going on in this gown by Elie Saab for Jaenelle Monae.

Leslie Mann (Vanity Fair)

Tickle Her Green

Had it not been for the immense volume of her skirt, funny gal Leslie Mann’s yellowish-greenish confection and strawberry blonde hair could have passed her off as a Nicole Kidman, circa ’97, doppelganger. Not a bad thing in our books though!

Hailee Steinfeld (Vanity Fair)

A Tinge Hodgepodge

Traffic Report: Currently caught up in a gridlock of appliqué, embellishment, and whatnot is Hailee Steinfeld’s Ralph & Russo dress.

Karlie Kloss (Vanity Fair)

Haute Heroine

*cue Donald Sutherland voice* The rare one-shoulder cape makes an appearance at the Oscars red carpet courtesy of supermodel Karlie Kloss. (Also, spot that ACLU blue ribbon.)

Meryl Streep (Photo Courtesy of Elle) (1)
Photo courtesy of ‘Elle’

20-Times a Winner

Twenty  nominations have made Meryl Streep a red carpet veteran, and she always knows what to wear just in case she wins the title. A gold statuette always looks good on a blue background.

Michelle Williams (Vanity Fair)

Perennial Combos

Safe in the style stakes, but hopefully winning in her category, is Michelle Williams’ mantra for tonight’s festivities.

Michelle Williams (Vanity Fair)

Décolletage Kind of Gal

Brie Larson’s dress is the reason for the coining of the term “Deep V.”

Alicia Vikander (Vanity Fair)

All Laced Up

By the looks of it, Alicia Vikander still isn’t moving over her role as Gerda from ‘The Danish Girl’, and we have this dress to prove it.

Charlize Theron (Vanity Fair)

Charlize’s Sheen

Charlize Theron’s mercurial Dior ensemble could give the Oscar statuette a run for his money.

Scarlett Johansson (Vanity Fair)

Pink on the Red

‘I’m not nominated, but make me look like I cared to prepare,’ probably, was what Scarlett Johansson’s spiel to her stylist for tonight’s carpet-complementing look.

Auli'i Caravalho (Vanity Fair)

Wings Are Her Reality

From Hawaii to the Oscars, Auli’i Caravalho really went far, and she had this Rubin Singer dress to wrap herself in while basking in the dream-like trip.

Photos courtesy of Vanity Fair

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