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7 Most Incredible Red-Carpet Looks from The Oscars 2022

See the 7 most incredible and glamorous looks from the Oscars 2022 red carpet.

After a year of exciting new cinematic releases, the stars arrived for the 2022 Academy Awards. But before this year’s winners can be awarded their Oscars, Hollywood’s biggest names took the red carpet in a myriad of glamorous ensembles to celebrate the occasion. It was the summit of red carpets, where couture gowns wind up on the actors behind the film characters that made the biggest splash over the last months. While the Film Academy dictated new dress standards – stricter and ‘old Hollywood’ such as the length of the dresses never being above the knee – nominees and ‘extra’ guests chose to recover the glamour of the golden years of the cinema.

Are you ready to have a look at the 7 boldest looks from the Oscars Red Carpet? Yes, of course! Let’s go!

TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET

His look was the most commented-on because the jacket was unisex. His styling was designed by Louis Vuitton and complemented with Cartier jewellery.

ANDREW GARFIELD

He opted for a Saint Laurent suit made up of a burgundy velvet blazer. He also combined the look with a shirt, a bow and black pants.

JASON MOMOA

Game of Thrones actor Jason Momoa paid tribute to Ukraine by wearing the colours of the Ukrainian flag on his suit pocket.

JESSICA CHASTAIN

The actress wore a princess dress designed by Gucci, which featured sequins and ruffles with a gradient, going from salmon to violet, enhancing her figure and exuding elegance.

PENELOPE CRUZ

The actress wore a black Chanel dress gown inspired by a tuxedo. An original model that included sensual touches thanks the opening at the neckline and the corseted bodice.

NICOLE KIDMAN

The actress chose a Giorgio Armani Privé gown in a grey pearl model. She also wore a sequined train that included a peplum silhouette and an open triangle neckline.

ZENDAYA

His style was one of the most commented-on when resorting to a ‘cropped’ shirt and a sequined skirt with a train. It was designed by Valentino, her most beloved fashion brand.