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Oscars Red Carpet Faves

I love the Oscars. I really do. I adore movies and have so much fun watching all the dresses – especially with friends, wine and popcorn! This year, shades of red ruled the carpet (Emma Stone and Michelle Williams were perfection!) along with crisp white gowns (loved Milla Jovovich). And red lips, too, with sleek hair and bold brows – AND, a cape?!

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Emma Stone (Giambattista Valli), Ellie Kemper (Armani Privé)
Natalie Portman (Dior), Michelle Williams (Louis Vuitton)

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Rooney Mara, Milla Jovovich

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Gwyneth Paltrow (Tom Ford), Milla Jovovich (Elie Saab)
Octavia Spencer (Tadashi Shoji), Rooney Mara (Givenchy)

I also loved Jessica Chastain in Alexander McQueen. Not red or white, but beautiful and embellished. Did you have any faves? Dresses, or movies, or both?!

7 Comments

  1. Jennifer

    Michelle Williams. That coral is astounding.

  2. Kate

    Milla Jovovich was what I think of when I think of Hollywood glamor. Just stunning. Ps did you see that Angelina’s right leg has a twitter? Hilarious.

  3. Sara @ Gameday Stylist

    Emma Stone is always flawless. Love her :)

    - Sara @ Gameday Stylist

  4. Tammy

    I can’t stop looking at Michelle Williams! I’m in love with her! Major girl crush!

  5. Raquel

    Emma Stone and Gwyneth looked fabulous!!

  6. RosaLovesDC

    I loved all the red gowns and lips! Michelle and Natalie were my favorites.

  7. DC2NYCo

    Oh,yes!
    I watched Oscars too last night and I think this season celebs showed some variety too, in colors and silhouettes alike. Was so much fun to watch! I put out the Best and Worst dress categories on my post here: http://bit.ly/yjnUiJ
    Good luck

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