Greta Gerwig, nominated for Best Director and Best Original Screenplay for Lady Bird, wore a sleeveless yellow custom dress by Rodarte, along with a brand new pixie cut.

Andra Day wore an off-the-shoulder Zac Posen dress adorned with pink floral patterns while posing dramatically on the red carpet.

Tiffany Haddish, star of hit comedy film Girls Trip, honoured her Eritrean heritage at the Oscars with a traditional ‘zuria’ gown, topped with a cape and headdress.

Agnes Varda proved at the Oscars that age is just a number. As the oldest ever Oscar nominee at age 89, Varda took to the carpet in a chic Gucci ensemble that was both laid-back and fashion-forward.

Industry legend Whoopi Goldberg was dressed in a stunning gown by Christian Siriano. In a bright teal, and decorated with purple and yellow flowers, the dress was belted at the waist and rested just off the shoulders.

Timothée Chalamet has quickly become a global phenomenon. He arrived at the Oscars, nominated for Best Actor, wearing a sleek white suit by Berluti.

Haley Bennett wore a striking, ankle-grazing Dior Couture 2018 gown. The dominating feature of the gown was undeniably the grassy-effect fabric, cinched in at the waist, which contrasted against Bennett’s blonde bob and natural make-up, 

Jennifer Lawrence, longstanding campaign girl for Dior, wore a bronze dress from the French house’s pre-fall collection. The simple silhouette and design was offset by the eye-catching metallic effect of the sequins which covered the entirety of the dress.

Armie Hammer, star of Oscar-nominated film Call Me By Your Name, wore a red velvet tux by Giorgio Armani. Despite being ill just a few days before the awards ceremony, Hammer got suited and booted for the event, arriving alongside his wife, Elizabeth Chambers.

Film industry veteran, Nicole Kidman, is renowned for not only her acting career but also her red carpet style. This year, she took the the Oscars wearing a blue, strapless structural gown by Armani Privé, proving once again her timeless style.

2018 winner of the Best Supporting Actress Award for her performance in I, Tonya Allison Janney turned heads at the Oscars wearing a bold yet simple gown by Reem Acra. The red gown had a plunging neckline and floor-length sleeves, proving that women of all ages can make loud fashion statements.

While not nominated for an award this year, Sandra Bullock still grabbed attention at the Oscars in this halter-neck gown by Louis Vuitton. With black and gold sequins in an ombré pattern, and combined with bolt straight hair, Bullock’s red carpet look was sheer perfection.

Viola Davis’s shocking pink gown by Michael Kors was arguably one of the most eye-catching looks on the Oscars red-carpet. Contrasting beautifully against Davis’s skin, the look was completed with a matching clutch and elegant jewellery, bringing a splash of colour and energy to the carpet.