Oscars red carpet: What Meryl Streep finally wore – and the reason some stars wore a blue ribbon
Demanding an apology from Karl Lagerfeld, Meryl Streep opted not to wear Chanel. Other stars making statements wore blue ribbons to take a swipe at Trump
Hollywood’s A-list stars flaunted gold and silver gowns on the Oscar red carpet on Sunday, doused with a generous helping of diamonds, feathers, sequins and symbolic blue ribbons on the world’s most cinematic runway.
Emma Stone, nominated for best actress in “La La Land” sparkled in a 1920s inspired gold fringed Givenchy gown, as “Hidden Figures” supporting actress contender Octavia Spencer opted for a silvery Marchesa adorned with a flounce of feathers.
Resembling a real-life - though much more chic - Oscar award, actress Jessica Biel sported a shimmering gold-copper Kaufman Franco beaded gown accessorised with a bold African-inspired necklace from Tiffany’s.
“I call it perfection!” piped in husband Justin Timberlake, wearing Tom Ford.
“Lion” supporting actor nominee Dev Patel and television host Ryan Seacrest shared fashion warnings about the dangers of wearing white tuxedos jackets on a red carpet filled with women in red lipstick as Dakota Johnson floated by in a flowing gold Gucci.
