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Oscars 2026 red carpet: Jessie Buckley, Chase Infiniti and more – in pictures

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The best looks from the red carpet at the 98th Academy Awards in Los Angeles

Jessie Buckley arrives at the Oscars on Sunday. Photograph: Gregory Bull/Invision/AP

Matt Fidler, Morwenna Ferrier Lauren Cochrane

Sun 15 Mar 2026 17.26 EDT

Last modified on Tue 17 Mar 2026 04.16 EDT

Michael B. Jordan nominated for Sinners — Michael B. Jordan, nominated for Sinners, is chic personified in a black Louis Vuitton suit with Nehru collar, and waist chain. Understated, but with something a bit interesting, who needs more?Photograph: David Fisher/Shutterstock
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Anne Hathaway — Anne Hathaway brings gloves back to the red carpet - combining them with a fish tail frock covered with Chinoiserie pattern. Expect internet sleuths to be analysing the look for clues to what Andy Sachs will be wearing in the much-anticipated Devil Wears Prada sequel when it drops in MayPhotograph: Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP
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Leonardo DiCaprio in Dior — Leonardo DiCaprio has joined the penguin colony in a no-frills Dior tuxedo Photograph: Mike Coppola/Getty Images
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Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons from Bugonia — Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons from Bugonia “unconsciously” matching in a Celine dress and suitPhotograph: Mike Coppola/Getty Images
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Pedro Pascal — Pedro Pascal in Chanel ditched the tux jacket – all the better to see the giant chrysanthemum with.Photograph: Julian Hamilton/Getty Images
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British actress Mia Goth — British actress Mia Goth in a tumbling lemon-yellow floral Dior number by Jonathan Anderson Photograph: Frederic J Brown/AFP/Getty Images
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Irish actress Kerry Condon who starred in F1 — Kerry Condon nails classic red carpet dressing in a strapless black Armani Prive gown - though the bedhead hair adds a laid-back touchPhotograph: Frederic J Brown/AFP/Getty Images
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Miles Caton the guitar player from Sinners brought his mum — It’s been a relatively sober night for menswear but this Amiri suit and tie (so many ties!) on Sinners star Miles Caton, seen here with his mother, is chic and contemporary and different without clamouring for too much attentionPhotograph: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images
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Josh Safdie and Sara Rossein — Josh Safdie and Sara RosseinPhotograph: Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP
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Timothee Chalamet in Givenchy — It’s all white on the night for Timothee Chalamet. The suit – made by Sarah Burton at Givenchy – feels a little sci-fi, and not at all the world of Marty Supreme, which is set in the 40s, and has had a signature colour of orange. If the actor infamously leaned into that, with him and his partner Kylie Jenner wearing the colour for the film’s premiere, he’s gone for a blank canvas here. Add the shades and shoes that look like they could easily stand up to 10k steps a day and he could be a futuristic overlord. Maybe that’s his next role?Photograph: David Fisher/Shutterstock
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Paul Mescal from Hamnet and Gracie Abrams — Paul Mescal from Hamnet, wearing a cashmere cardigan by Celine with a littlle bolo tie, and Gracie Abrams in ChanelPhotograph: Mike Coppola/Getty Images
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Delroy Lindo from Sinners — Delroy Lindo from Sinners in a royal blue cravatte and black tuxPhotograph: Matei Horvath/FilmMagic
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Jacob Elordi with his… mother? — Jacob Elordi in a super-trad tuxedo by Bottega Veneta and a single earring, on the red carpet with his motherPhotograph: Chelsea Lauren/Shutterstock
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Zinzi Evans and Ryan Coogler — Zinzi Evans and Ryan Coogler. Coogler wears Louis Vuitton, and what has now become a foregone conclusion: A Visible Watch. There seems to be some anxiety around over-dressing at the moment, particularly among the men. Still, the white tie on white shirt helps temper any stuffinessPhotograph: Julian Hamilton/Getty Images
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Zoe Saldaña in Saint Laurent — Zoe Saldaña in a black lace bodice dress by Saint LaurentPhotograph: Lexie Moreland/WWD/Getty Images
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Sigourney Weaver — Appropriately for a queen of Hollywood, Sigourney Weaver, star of Avatar 3, looks regal in gold floorlength sequins. The contrasting cuffs add a perfect note of whimsyPhotograph: JC Olivera/WWD/Getty Images
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Emma Stone nominated for Bugonia — Here’s Bugonia’s Emma Stone going full Regency in silver Louis Vuitton with little cap shoulders. It’s a little à la statuette to really stand out – but maybe that’s the aim. A word on the makeup though, which is the reason every female nominee under 40 looks more or less the same. You can tell makeup artist Nina Park’s work from the lips. There’s no discernible lip liner, just a natural glossy tint smudged slightly above the cupid’s bow. A bit dewy, a bit glowy, with this slightly fat lip, Park has weaponised no-makeup-makeup.Photograph: Mike Coppola/Getty Images
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Teyana Taylor in Chanel — Teyana Taylor won a Golden Globe as Best Supporting Actress wearing a Schiaparelli dress which she said made her “feel and look like her own statue”. For the Oscars, she’s gone for Chanel, a brand that is currently winning fashion thanks to its new designer Matthieu Blazy – and a dress that is less statue and more show-stopper. Who knows if that will translate to Taylor winning again?Photograph: Mike Coppola/Getty Images
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Demi Moore in Gucci — Maleficent chic comes to the red carpet! Demi Moore’s dress is pure evil queen, complete with feathered bustier and a feathered skirt with the kind of sheen found on birds of paradise or – twitchers might note – a great-tailed grackle. Expect the birds – apparently found in south-eastern America and Mexico – to be on more moodboards soon.Photograph: Lexie Moreland/WWD/Getty Images
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Nicole Kidman in Chanel — Nicole Kidman goes full frou frou white swan in Mathieu Blazy’s Chanel, a fashion house which has frankly won the red carpetPhotograph: Arturo Holmes/Getty Images
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Chloé Zhao director of Hamnet — Chloé Zhao has some good previous with red carpet outfits – she wore trainers, pigtails and a plain Hermes dress to the Oscars in 2021, when she won Best Director. She’s gone in a different direction this time around – channelling all the best goth elements in one: shiny black layers, big sleeves and a veil. Can’t wait to see what she goes for next.Photograph: Mike Coppola/Getty Images
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Damson Idris who was in F1 — Damson Idris, the designer and F1 actor, in a custom Prada padded coat and a brooch he designed himself Photograph: Matei Horvath/FilmMagic
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Elle Fanning in in Givenchy by Sarah Burton — A textbook Oscar dress might have a full skirt and strapless bodice, with lots of sparkle. Elle Fanning’s dress – designed by Sarah Burton at Givenchy – fits the bill. Combined with an up-do and diamonds, the best supporting actress nominee is nothing if not classic glamour.Photograph: Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP
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