Blanchett and Cara Delevingne, the most elegant of the Oscars

The 95th Academy Awards, the most important annual event in the world of cinematography, began today as every year with the long-awaited red carpet, this year in champagne color, a walk where the elegance of Cate Blanchett and Cara Delevingne stood out.

Ana de Armas, Nicole Kidman, Angela Bassett, Salma Hayek or Jessica Chastain are some of the international stars who walked three hundred meters of the red carpet of the Oscars, leaving behind outfits that are already part of film and fashion history.

An edition that was marked by black and white patterns, although there were also successful colors such as red model and actress Cara Delevingne who wore an haute couture design by Elie Saab with an opening on the skirt. it allowed her to show off her leg, a pose she winked at Angelina Jolie in one of the Oscars’ most memorable moments.

Cate Blanchett was one of the most elegant actresses with a Louis Vuitton outfit consisting of an electric blue “oversize” blouse and a black skirt that ends with an elegant and flirty train.

Salma Hayek, who attended the gala with her daughter Paloma Pinault, shone in an orange sequined outfit by Gucci, a company chosen by Jessica Chastain, dressed in a superb creation of silver color with black pumps.

Very attractive was the design of Angela Bassett, a glamorous Moschino dress, a nod to golden Hollywood, as well as Nicole Kidman’s Armani creation, decorated with two large flowers.

Far from the glitz of other occasions, Lady Gaga, in black, went practically unnoticed with a set of Versace, one of her favorite brands.

In stark black and transparent films that allowed her to show off her second pregnancy, Rihanna appeared, nominated in the best song category for “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.”

Andie MacDowell with daughter Rainey opted for black, like Ashley Graham’s plus-size “top”, which swept the creation of designer Alberta Ferretti composed of a transparent skirt, “culottes”, “top” and a light coat.

Black was chosen by Elizabeth Olsen with a V-neck design by Givenchy and Vanessa Hudgens, with a “vintage” piece by Chanel with a tubular pattern that has a white-trimmed strapless neckline.

WHITE TRIUMPHED ON THE CARPET TOO
Arriving at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, Ana de Armas, nominated for Best Actress for her role in “Blonde” – where she plays Marilyn Monroe – wore a Louis Vuitton mermaid dress with a ruffled train in white, choosing the tone and the actress Florence Pugh who triumphed in a dramatic opening theater dress made by Valentino.

Veteran Jamie Lee Curtis, best supporting actress for “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” was in attendance wearing an elegant white Dolce&Gabbana dress studded with rhinestones.

Michelle Williams of Chanel and Michelle Yeoh of Christian Dior also opted for white, as did Halle Berry who finished off her Tamara Ralph design with bronze flowers.

Emily Blunt joined the pristine white trend with a simple Valentino dress, and Rooney Mar wore an Alexander McQueen creation, one of the most original dresses of the evening.

MEN IN THE CLASSIC FIG

The protocol of the Oscar award establishes a “dress code” known as “black tie”, that is, that men must come dressed in a tuxedo, so Austin Butler, who thanks to “Elvis” is living one of the most famous moments of his career. he used one of the current companies, Saint Laurent, and wore a design that is as classic as it is elegant.

Actors Antonio Banderas and Ricardo Darín followed protocol by wearing a classic tuxedo with a white shirt and black bow tie.

Lukas Dhont was one of the most original of the night with a Prada signature piece consisting of a double-breasted jacket paired with a brocade shirt and matching gloves. Under the shirt, a powerful red turtleneck.

If Paul Mescal put a touch of color with a red rose on the lapel of his white jacket, Brendan Fraser did it with a diamond lapel brooch.

Although most men opted for the most classic option like a black tuxedo, white shirt and black bow tie, others preferred to cover it up.

This was the case of American actor of Mexican origin Harvey Guillén, who attended the gala in a black suit with volume and damask fabric, and actor and singer Harry Shum Jr., who wore a white and blue tuxedo cinched at the waist with a belt, which was matched in the same tone as the bow tie.