The Oscars red carpet was a true grab bag of luxury.
On the Oscars red carpet this year, the look was lush. Gowns shone in extravagant textures. Ruffles exploded from hems and multiplied over sprawling trains. Pleats and bustles were in good company. It was a spare-no-expense step into spring, a show of abundance that proved not even global supply chain issues can keep Hollywood from its pretty frivolities., wore a more undone set of ruffles in a rich poppy tone.
Sculptural elements—by turns sexy, demure, and stately—starred in several gowns. Tracee Ellis Ross’ Carolina Herrera dress featured a tiny seashell bust and arched panels for volume on the bottom. In matte steel-gray Armani Privé, Nicole Kidman wore the only chic, up-to-the-minute peplum that has ever been sewn. Maggie Gyllenhaal’s brutalist masterpiece featured a curious, vaguely biomorphic collection of medallions.
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