Hollywood’s biggest night is over. The awards have been handed out, the winners revealed, and the surprises unpacked—now, let’s talk fashion. The Oscars red carpet was a dazzling showcase of beautiful couple looks, bold statements, and custom couture. This year, from dramatic and romantic to shimmering and monochromatic to classic and sculptural, had it all. But the fashion didn’t stop there—Vanity Fair’s after-party saw celebrities slipping into even more daring, head-turning ensembles, proving that style lasts long after the final award is announced. Ahead, see all the best red carpet and after-party looks from the 2025 Oscars.
Zoe Saldana in Saint Laurent, Photo: Getty Images
Margaret Qualley in Chanel, Photo: John Angelillo/UPI/Shutterstock
Zoe Saldaña, who eventually won her first Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, arrived on the red carpet in a Saint Laurent gown featuring a semi-sheer, shimmering bust paired with a maroon satin skirt with bubble hems. The Emilia Pérez star completed the look with sheer opera gloves, adding a touch of vintage glamour.
Margaret Qualley embraced timeless sophistication in a custom black velvet Chanel gown. With its sleek silhouette and dramatic open back, the design made an understated yet powerful statement, further elevated by a dazzling Chanel diamond necklace.
Ariana Grande delivered fairytale drama in a custom Schiaparelli gown just shown in Paris at the Spring-Summer 2025 Haute Couture runway. The original champagne hue was reimagined in a dreamy, Glinda-inspired soft pink by Mimi Cuttrell, Ariana’s stylist. The gown dazzled with over 190,000 crystal sequins, rhinestones, and cut beads, shimmering within layers of voluminous tulle.
Ariana Grande in Schiaparelli, Photo: Monica Schipper/Getty Images
Selena Gomez in Ralph Lauren, Photo: Getty Images
Emma Stone and Selena Gomez continue to captivate us with their impeccable outfits. Their appearance on the Golden Globes red carpet turned heads: Emma had a ruby red bustier gown with a pleated bow belt, and Selena wore a Cinderella-inspired blue satin Prada. Both actresses brought even more glamour to the Oscars.
Emma Stone stunned in a shimmering Louis Vuitton gown adorned with rhinestone embellishments, perfectly complemented by vintage Hollywood waves. Meanwhile, Selena Gomez stepped out for the Oscars red carpet in a custom Ralph Lauren gown featuring over 16,000 glass droplets that caught the light with every step. She completed the look with a dazzling Bulgari diamond necklace, again proving that red carpet magic is all in the details.
Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton, Photo: Getty Images
Andrew Garfield in Gucci, Photo: Getty Images
Classic black suits are a staple of the awards season red carpet, fitting seamlessly into the formal black-tie or “Hollywood black-tie” dress code. And stars like Adrien Brody exuded timeless elegance following the dress code, with the actor looking impeccable in a classic Giorgio Armani suit, subtly elevated by a statement brooch.
But what we love most is when stars bring a pop of color or unexpected textures to the mix. Andrew Garfield did just that, winning us over in rich shades of brown. His Gucci suit, featuring satin trim on the shawl collar, was perfectly paired with a silk shirt and coordinating glasses, creating a sophisticated, monochromatic moment.
Jeremy Strong, the face of Loro Piana, once again embraced his love of monochromatic looks and green hues. For the 2025 Oscars, he arrived in an olive green tuxedo, effortlessly styled with the label’s distinctive neckwear.
Jeremy Strong in Loro Piana, Photo: Getty Images
Lily-Rose Depp in Chanel, Photo: Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP
White may not have been the dominant color on the red carpet, but black certainly had its moment. Lily-Rose Depp arrived in a custom black floral lace halter dress by Chanel, and Miley Cyrus chose a shimmering black Alexander McQueen gown, complete with embroidered gloves for an added touch of drama.
The Substance star and Best Actress nominee Demi Moore lit up the night in a custom Giorgio Armani Privé gown adorned with silver crystals and a sculptural hip design. Moore has been serving unforgettable fashion this awards season—her gold dress at the 2025 Golden Globes was a showstopper, with its liquid-metal effect and flawless hue making a lasting impression.
Demi Moore in Giorgio Armani Privé, Photo: Getty Images
Adrien Brody in Giorgio Armani, Photo: Getty Images
Wicked star Jeff Goldblum brought the red carpet a refreshing splash of color and springtime charm. He stood out in a custom Prada suit with a patterned floral shirt, a lilac scarf, and a purple orchid boutonnière. It exemplifies the effortless blending of boldness with his signature eccentric flair.
Jeff Goldblum in Prada, Photo: Getty Images
Miles Teller in Zuhair Murad and Keleigh Sperry Teller, Photo: Getty Images
Miles Teller and Charlotte Lawrence also brought the spirit of spring. Their flowing baby blue and soft pink gowns were adorned with sparkling floral embroidery and exuded romance and whimsy.
Miley Cyrus in Alexander McQueen, Photo: Angela Weiss/AFP/Getty Images
Charlotte Lawrence in Valentino, Photo: Getty Images
Lisa of BLACKPINK set to perform at the Oscars for a musical tribute to the James Bond film series alongside Doja Cat and Margaret Qualley. The K-pop artist embraced the event’s ambiance in her look while making it boldly feminine in a striking floor-length tuxedo-style coat, paired with a collared button-up shirt and black trousers. A red brooch added a vibrant pop of color and subtly nodded to Sean Connery’s iconic Bond-era style. It’s spectacular attention to detail.
Speaking of red, Colman Domingo slayed in a custom Valentino suit adorned by a dramatic hanging gold tassel. Once again, statement brooches and color-coordinated glasses proved to be standout accessories, adding a sophisticated and memorable touch to the red carpet look.
Lisa in Markgong, Photo: Getty Images
Colman Domingo in Valentino, Photo: Mike Coppola/Getty Images
Laura Dern embraced the red carpet’s love for black but opted for a more sharp approach over traditional gowns. She arrived in a custom Gucci velvet double-breasted suit, effortlessly styled with a delicate lace shirt, proving that power dressing can be just as glamorous.
Wicked costume designer Paul Tazewell exuded elegance in a custom Dolce & Gabbana suit, perfectly tailored for the occasion. Tazewell delivered an unforgettable fashion moment and made history as the first Black man to win the Oscar for Best Costume Design.
Laura Dern in Gucci, Photo: Getty Images
Paul Tazewell in Dolce&Gabbana, Photo: Getty Images
Doja Cat looked like a true goddess in her third look of the night, a custom gold Balmain dress that sculpted her figure to perfection. The gown’s breathtaking dégradé effect was achieved through the meticulous arrangement of nine shades of gold beads.
Gabrielle Union wore a black Carolina Herrera column gown perfectly coordinated with her husband, Dwyane Wade. But the dress had a unique feature—an intricate gold floral embellishment, adding a touch of artistry and making it an effortlessly chic choice.
Doja Cat in Balmain, Photo: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images
Gabrielle Union in Carolina Herrera and Dwyane Wade in Prada, Photo: Doug Peters/PA Images/Getty Images
Kaia Gerber showed up at Vanity Fair’s after-party in a vintage Valentino dress featuring delicate ruffled edges. It was paired with a matching sheer cape, fastened at the neck with a voluminous ruffled flower. The look quickly became a favorite, likely for its airy, boho-chic vibe. And the color? Depending on the lighting, it appeared as a trendy butter yellow in some photos and a soft pale cream in others—either way, it was an undeniably stunning choice.
Hunter Schafer made a bold statement in a deep-plunging gold silk dress paired with a dramatic black-and-white fur coat. No extra accessories were needed—her look spoke for itself.
Kaia Gerber in Valentino, Photo: Karwai Tang/Wireimage
Hunter Schafer in 16Arlington, Photo: Getty Images
Kendall Jenner looked stunning in an all-lace Mugler Archive dress featuring dramatic bell sleeves. The intricate lacework and vintage-inspired silhouette made it a standout look of the night.
Meanwhile, Selena Gomez made a seamless style switch, swapping her custom Ralph Lauren gown for a black liquid sequin column gown by Armani Privé. The dress hugged her silhouette so beautifully.
Kendall Jenner in Mugler, Photo: Patrice Stable
Selena Gomez in Giorgio Armani Privé, Photo: Getty Images
Bianca Balti‘s couture look for last night’s Vanity Fair Oscar Party epitomizes ethereal elegance. The Italian supermodel wore an ivory georgette and satin Fendi gown featuring a sheer bodice that flowed seamlessly into a sleek silk skirt. The delicate contrast between textures gave the look an air of refined sophistication.
Cynthia Erivo swapped her dramatic Elphaba-core velvet Louis Vuitton gown for a breathtaking Vivienne Westwood creation. It’s a corseted gown from the bridal couture collection with layers of cascading sheer tulle drape featuring black ribbons and broken pearl detail.
Bianca Balti in Fendi, Photo: Christopher Polk/Variety via Getty Images
Cynthia Erivo in Vivienne Westwood Couture, Photo: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images
