
Hollywood's Biggest Night: Fashion, Winners, and Star-Studded Arrivals at the Oscars 2025
By Entertainment Editorial Staff
It’s Hollywood’s biggest night as the stars arrive at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles for the 97th Academy Awards. Host Conan O'Brien is set to bring his signature humor to the stage, but before the ceremony begins, all eyes are on the red carpet. As the evening unfolds, we’ll provide live updates on the most stunning fashion moments from the night.
This year’s Oscars are buzzing with anticipation, as Emilia Pérez, Wicked, Conclave, Anora, and A Complete Unknown are among the most talked-about films in both the acting and Best Picture categories. With 13 nominations, Emilia Pérezis leading the charge, including a Best Supporting Actress nomination for Zoe Saldaña. Alongside her, Colman Domingo, Demi Moore, Mikey Madison, and Ariana Grande are just a few of the stars vying for top honors tonight.
Key Moments from the 97th Academy Awards
The 97th Academy Awards kicked off with an electric atmosphere as Conan O'Brien took the stage to host Hollywood's biggest night. Early into the evening, Emilia Pérez dominated the ceremony with 13 nominations, and the film's star, Zoe Saldaña, made history by winning the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the film. Other notable nominees in the category included Monica Barbaro for A Complete Unknown and Ariana Grande for Wicked.
One of the standout moments of the night was the James Bond musical tribute, which honored the legendary film franchise. The segment featured a stunning performance from Lisa of Blackpink, who sang "Live and Let Die," followed by Doja Cat's rendition of "Diamonds Are Forever," and Raye’s powerful performance of "Skyfall." The tribute was a fitting tribute to the Bond legacy, especially after producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson received honorary Oscars at the Governors Awards.
Anora also took home an Oscar, winning Best Film Editing for Sean Baker, who expressed immense gratitude in his acceptance speech, sharing that editing was half of his directing and a third of his screenwriting.
In a heartfelt moment, the ceremony honored the city of Los Angeles, recognizing the devastation caused by the wildfires earlier in the year. The night included a charitable component to help fire victims, with many in attendance reflecting on the city’s resilience and strength.
Other key moments included The Substance winning Best Makeup and Hairstyling, and the ongoing recognition of Wicked, which, despite its multiple nominations, did not win in major categories
Discover the red carpet arrivals below.
Zoe Saldaña Arrives in Saint Laurent | Show-Stopping Red Carpet Moment
Zoe Saldaña, nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Emilia Pérez, makes a striking red carpet entrance in a custom Saint Laurent gown by Anthony Vaccarello. The gown features a dazzling strass-embellished bodice, paired with a flowing skirt crafted from washed double satin. Her look is completed with sheer silk gloves and satin crepe La Scandale platform sandals, adding a touch of modern sophistication and timeless elegance.
Saldaña’s nomination for Emilia Pérez, directed by Jacques Audiard and co-produced by Saint Laurent Productions, adds an extra layer of excitement to her red carpet moment. With 13 nominations tonight, Emilia Pérez is certainly one of the evening’s most prominent films.
“I always felt fortunate to be here, that as an artist I get to make a living doing what I love and today is no different,” she shared on the red carpet.


Ariana Grande Makes a Statement in Schiaparelli
Ariana Grande arrived making a stunning fashion statement in a custom Schiaparelli gown. Nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Wicked, Grande's ensemble was a modern take on Glinda’s “bubble dress,” with a sculptural satin bodice featuring undulating peplum and a voluminous, glittering tulle skirt. The gown, from Schiaparelli’s Spring 2025 couture collection, gave a nod to the Fibonacci spiral, reflecting the character’s ethereal and airy qualities.
Grande paired the gown with dazzling De Beers diamonds, including a pendant necklace and matching studs, as well as silver Jimmy Choo pumps. Her blonde hair was styled in a sleek updo by Alyx Liu, while Michael Anthony kept her makeup fresh with sparkling pink eyeshadow and glossy lips. Styled by Mimi Cuttrell, the ethereal ensemble perfectly captured Grande’s elegance and versatility, making her one of the standout stars of the night.

Andrew Garfield in Gucci
Presenter Andrew Garfield wore a custom Gucci brown wool single-breasted suit, paired with a brown silk shirt, burgundy leather boots, and sunglasses.

Laura Dern in Gucci
Laura Dern, nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Emilia Pérez, wore a custom Gucci black velvet double-breasted jacket, a black lace bow-collar shirt, a black pleated silk cummerbund, and black velvet trousers with embroidered silk faille side bands.

Robert and Susan Downey in Gucci
Presenter Robert Downey Jr. and his wife, producer Susan Downey, both wore Gucci at the Oscars. Robert stunned in a custom Gucci black single-breasted peak lapel tuxedo with intarsia detailing, paired with a black embroidered shirt. Susan looked striking in a red Gucci sequin-embroidered gown that shimmered brilliantly under the lights. Together, they embodied a classic elegance and bold glamour.

Gal Gadot in PRADA
Gal Gadot wore a PRADA red strapless double satin gown with side pleated skirt detailing, paired with red suede platforms.

Sebastian Stan in PRADA
Sebastian Stan, nominated for Best Actor in a Leading Role, wore a custom PRADA black wool shawl collar tuxedo, pale yellow silk poplin shirt, black grosgrain cummerbund, and black silk bow tie detail. He finished the look with black patent leather boots.

Mikey Madison in Dior
Mikey Madison makes a grand entrance at the 97th Annual Oscars in a Dior "Bal à Paris" 1956 Spring-Summer Haute Couture dress. The pink satin gown, adorned with black velvet edging, is an original creation by Monsieur Christian Dior, beautifully reproduced by the Dior Couture Atelier and Maria Grazia Chiuri.

Monica Barbaro in Dior
Monica Barbaro turns heads in a Dior pale pink silk dress with a beaded bodice and voluminous skirt. The ensemble highlights her graceful presence on the red carpet, combining classic Dior with a touch of the contemporary.

Rachel Zegler in Dior
Rachel Zegler captures the spotlight in a Dior light grey tulle dress, featuring delicate embellishments that shimmer under the bright lights. Her look is completed with makeup by Dior Beauty.

Julianne Hough in Dior
Julianne Hough captivated in a Dior Spring-Summer 2025 beige tulle dress. The flowing, ethereal design showcases the elegance Dior is known for.

Coralie Fargeat in Versace
Academy Award nominee & director Coralie Fargeat wore an Atelier Versace Spring-Summer 2002 black georgette gown with allover paillette embroidery in degradé to the hem.

Actress Bruna Marquezine in Versace
Bruna Marquezine wore a custom Atelier Versace floor-length halter neck gown inspired by the Versace Haute Couture Spring-Summer 2001 collection. The design is comprised of a white cady skirt, deep V-neckline, and micro draped bust crafted in silk tulle.

Singer Raye in Versace
Singer Raye performed in an Atelier Versace sculptural design, a re-edition from the Versace Atelier Fall-Winter 1997 collection, crafted in jersey and leather with leather shoulder pad construction and cascading draping.

Brady Corbet in PRADA
Nominated for Best Director, Brady Corbet wore a custom PRADA black silk mohair suit, paired with a navy poplin shirt, black faille tie, and a tobacco-striped jacquard pocket square. He completed his look with black brushed leather monk strap shoes and a bespoke SAUVEREIGN brooch designed by Bertrand Mak, inspired by Brutalist architecture and crafted in sterling silver as a tribute to strength, unity, and commitment.

Jeff Goldblum in PRADA

Keith Powers in PRADA
Keith Powers wore a PRADA black velvet double-breasted tuxedo jacket, white poplin tuxedo shirt, black wool trousers, black satin bowtie, and black brushed leather lace-ups.

Willem Dafoe in PRADA
Willem Dafoe wore a PRADA black wool tuxedo, black poplin shirt, black satin tie, and black brushed leather loafers.

Daniel Blumberg in PRADA
Daniel Blumberg, nominated for Best Score, wore a PRADA black mohair double-breasted tuxedo jacket, black poplin shirt, black wool pant, black silk tie, and black brushed leather lace-ups.

Alba Rohrwacher in Valentino
Alba Rohrwacher wore a Valentino look by Alessandro Michele from the Spring-Summer 2025 Haute Couture "Vertigineux" collection. The ensemble featured a long black velvet dress with taffeta ruffles and ivory organdy cuffs.

Brandi Carlile in Valentino
Brandi Carlile wore a Valentino look especially created for her by Creative Director Alessandro Michele, paired with Valentino Garavani accessories.

Arianne Phillips in Valentino
Arianne Phillips wore a custom Valentino look created for her by Creative Director Alessandro Michele, accessorized with Valentino Garavani pieces. The ensemble featured a black silk cady long dress with three-quarter sleeves and a tail, embroidered plastron with small rouches, and yellow and lilac organza details.

Colman Domingo in Valentino
Colman Domingo, nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Emilia Pérez, made a bold statement on the red carpet in a Valentino look designed exclusively for him by Creative Director Alessandro Michele. He wore a red shantung silk double-breasted tailored jacket and black wool trousers, with a belt featuring tassels that cinched the waist. A red shantung silk guru collar shirt added an elegant touch to his ensemble, which was completed with Valentino Garavani accessories.

Omar Apollo in Valentino
Omar Apollo, whose hit music has made him a rising star, arrived wearing a Valentino look by Creative Director Alessandro Michele, complete with Valentino Garavani accessories. His ensemble featured a black wool tailored jacket with satin peak lapels, a plusdepois silk shirt, and black wool trousers with turn-ups. A silk plusdepois scarf bandeaux added a final touch of refinement to his look.

Charlotte Lawrence in Valentino
Charlotte Lawrence, attending the Oscars as a presenter, stunned in a Valentino gown from the Spring-Summer 2025 "Pavillon des Folies" collection, accessorized with Valentino Garavani pieces. The organza rose and gold gown was adorned with floral embroidery and featured pink tulle rouches at the neckline, with a satin bow detail at the waist that highlighted the elegance of the design.

Andrew Watt in Valentino
Andrew Watt, nominated for Best Original Song for his work on Emilia Pérez, turned heads in a Valentino look from the Spring-Summer 2025 "Pavillon des Folies" collection. His ensemble included a butter wool double-breasted jacket paired with a vest, trousers, and a silk shirt, all complemented by Valentino Garavani accessories.

Miley Cyrus in McQueen
Miley Cyrus, taking the stage as a performer tonight, made a dramatic entrance in a custom Valentino creation, a high-neck dress crafted from black double silk crepe, silk georgette, and velvet. The gown was intricately embroidered with shredded tulle, glass beads, and sequins, while her gloves, made from black heritage lace, featured similar beadwork and sequin embroidery. She completed her look with Banshee pumps in black leather, which featured satin ribbon ties, creating a striking combination of elegance and edge.

Jacques Audiard in Loro Piana
The French filmmaker, known for his work on Rust and Bone and The Prophet, looked sharp in a classic Saint Laurent tuxedo. Audiard wore a tuxedo jacket in grain de poudre wool, paired with a striped poplin cotton shirt, silk satin tie, and matching tuxedo pants for a classical red carpet moment.

Reece Feldman in Saint Laurent
Actor Reece Feldman brought sophistication to the red carpet in a Saint Laurent tuxedo. Feldman’s ensemble featured a tuxedo jacket in grain de poudre wool, paired with a silk crepe muslin shirt, wide-leg tuxedo pants, and Jean derbies in patent leather for a refined look.

Callum Harper in Saint Laurent
Callum Harper brought a bold yet classic vibe to the Oscars in a Saint Laurent Yves tuxedo jacket in light wool. His look was completed with a poplin cotton shirt, wide silk grosgrain tie, high-waisted pants, and glazed leather Vadim derbies completing the dapper ensemble.

Jeremy Strong in Loro Piana
Jeremy Strong, nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Conclave, makes a sophisticated entrance on the red carpet, wearing a custom-made tuxedo of the finest wool from Loro Piana. Known for his nuanced and impactful performances, Strong’s style reflects his on-screen presence—sophisticated yet effortlessly laid-back. The Conclave actor adds an air of elegance to Hollywood’s biggest night, with the film also in the running for Best Picture.
