Each of these looks should’ve taken home an award.
Nominees embraced varied color palettes on the red carpet ranging from deep jewel tones to powdery pastels.
Our favorite looks include the night’s biggest stars Jessie Buckley and Michael B. Jordan, who won best actress and actor.
Themes we loved included feathers, whimsy, and monochrome.
The Academy Awards might be the film industry’s biggest night, but the fashion is always front and center. The Oscars’ red carpet is nearly as anticipated as the Best Picture winner, and this year the A-listers arrived in full force with era-defining, thematic styles inspired by the year’s most influential films.
To no one’s surprise, Sinners dominated at this year’s ceremony, winning four of the film’s 16 nominations. Frankenstein won for Best Production Design—just as we predicted, while Timothée Chalamet went home empty-handed as Marty Supreme lost in all nine of its nominated categories.
While Conan O’Brien was a top-notch host, and we loved Anne Hathaway’s on-stage nod to The Devil Wears Prada, we simply couldn’t pull our attention away from the ways this year’s stars channeled design through fashion, mirroring some of our favorite homes through thoughtful details. We couldn’t stop thinking about how closely some of our favorite outfits resemble our favorite interiors, so we dove into our archives to pair the best looks of the evening with equally stunning interiors.
From Demi Moore’s fabulous feathers to Michael B. Jordan’s gilded accents, we’re reimagining the Oscars’ best-dressed stars as rooms from the most celebrated interior designers.
Jessie Buckley took home the Academy Award for Best Actress, draped in a custom Chanel. The two-toned look, inspired by 50s' icon Grace Kelly, channeled a playful femininity—just like this Lighthearted Pink ladies' lounge designed by Courtnay Tartt Elias.
Wunmi Mosaku took to the red carpet with her first-ever Oscars nomination for her role in Ryan Coogler's Sinners. Dressed in a custom maternity look by Louis Vuitton, the deep jewel-toned teal emulated the same moody elegance as this Texas lounge designed by Christine Zeiler.
Kate Hudson dazzled in a soft jade, crystal-embroidered, peplum gown by Giorgio Armani. The look transported us back to this Palm Beach bedroom designed by Ashley Sharpe.
Michael B. Jordan took home the coveted Best Actor award after stunning on the red carpet in this sleek Louis Vuitton suit. Channeling antique charm through gold rimmed buttons and a matching wallet chain, the ensemble embodies the same classic flair as this Memphis living room designed by Sean Anderson.
Demi Moore left us gawking at her custom Gucci feathered gown. The balance of deep green and inky black took us to this Christine Richman-designed library, featuring the dreamiest black marble fireplace.
Chase Infiniti's ruffled Louis Vuitton gown was straight out of our most whimsical dreams. The springtime-ready hue matches this soft-girl aesthetic dining room, designed by Kelly Hohla, to a tee.
Damson Idris styled himself for this year's Oscars. Donning a dark navy satin coat and black gilet, he taps into the same deep blue palette that inspired this Ginger Curtis-designed home office.
For us, Teyana Taylor's feathered Chanel gown stole the show. Radiating with dramatic elegance, Taylor's look emulates the same air designer Melinda James channels into this gallery-inspired Texas pied-à-terre.
Elle Fanning may have lost her first nomination, but her glittering, wisteria-motif Givenchy gown sparkled from all angles--just like the disco balls designer Breegan Jane placed in this Venice Beach kitchen.
Miles Caton dared to deviate from the classic black suits that ruled the red carpet, opting instead for a custom AMIRI plum suit. The monochromatic, earthy hue took us to the movies—specifically, this home theater designed by Tamara Kaye-Honey.
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