The Oscars bring out the best dressed celebrities each year. I love scrolling through the images and seeing what everyone is wearing and who they chose to dress them. This year, the 90th year, I've noticed a trend of rose gold and gold metalics, pinks and neutrals, and exploding florals. Making history and keeping the positivity and culture alive of empowering others and showing hard work paying off. Below are my favorite looks, who's wearing them, and who they are wearing.
Wearing Calvin Klein paired with matching pink pumps.
Wearing a Christian Siriano dress, so so beautiful.
Of course this amazing dress is Zac Posen. So incredibly stunning. Pretty floral.
Wearing an Giorgio Armani dress with Harry Winston jewelry this was, by far, my favorite look.
Left is Rita in the dress in 1962 at The Oscars and right is her in her vintage beauty that she wore in "West Side Story" at this years Oscars. Amazing how she recyled the dress and still kept it chic and new. Who knows, maybe this will become a new trend...like the Duchess of Cambridge does.
Emily Blunt
Wearing a Schiaparelli Haute Couture dress with Sophia Webster shoes and finishing the look with Chopard jewelry. Magical.
Danai Gurira
Wearing a Gabriela Hearst dress and looking absolutely breathtaking, Danai totally wowed the cameras.
Octavia Spencer
Wearing a gorgeous Brandon Maxwell dress and carrying a Tyler Ellis bag, Octavia looks flawless in this shade of green.
Jennifer Lawrence
Jennifer looks absolutely stunning as she posed for pictures on the red carpet this evening in a Dior dress. She looks like an Oscar statue.
Zendaya
Wearing Giambattista Valli Couture dress with Bvlgari jewelry, Z always looks like a Goddess.
Margot Robbie
Wearing Chanel Haute Couture dress and Roger Vivier shoes. I love this uncomplicated and chic look because it's refreshing style with a romantic off the shoulder structure that complements Margot.
Lupita Nyong'o
A bold look, wearing a Custom Atelier Versace dress and simple black Alexandre Birman shoes. One of my favorite dresses.
