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The best red carpet looks at the 2026 Oscars, according to the internet

Before the envelopes are opened and the speeches begin, the Oscars deliver another kind of spectacle: the red carpet.

The 2026 Oscars brought a wave of bold fashion moments to Hollywood’s biggest night, with nominees and presenters arriving in everything from dramatic couture gowns to sleek, modern tailoring. The Oscars red carpet has long been one of fashion's most closely watched stages — a place where designers debut statement looks, and stars define their awards-season style.

This year was no exception.

From striking silhouettes to shimmering embellishments and unexpected color choices, several celebrities immediately stood out the moment they stepped in front of the cameras.

Here are some of the best-dressed stars at the 2026 Oscars.

KPop Demon Hunters trio deliver three striking looks

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May Hong, Arden Cho, and Ji-young Yoo — the speaking voices behind the fictional girl group Huntr/x in KPop Demon Hunters — each delivered a distinct red carpet moment at the Oscars.

Hong leaned into gothic glamour in a sheer black ruffled gown paired with a sharp pixie cut and cascading earrings, while Yoo brought classic elegance in a strapless two-tone ballgown with a pale blue bodice and dramatic navy skirt cinched by a sweeping black bow. Cho opted for full theatrical flair in a black lace mermaid gown from Korean designer Miss Sohee, accented by oversized sculptural green sleeves embroidered with delicate florals, creating an eye-catching fashion statement reminiscent of a traditional Korean hanbok.

Together, the trio's looks struck a balance between old-Hollywood glamour and bold, modern red carpet drama.

The voices of the Saja Boys bring boy-band polish

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Danny Chung, Neckwav, Andrew Choi, Kevin Woo, and SamUIL Lee — the singing voices behind the fictional K-pop group Saja Boys in KPop Demon Hunters — brought a sleek, boy-band edge to the Oscars red carpet. The group leaned into sharply tailored suits and modern black-tie styling, each member putting his own spin on classic formalwear while maintaining a cohesive group look. The effect felt fitting for a fictional K-pop act making a real-world appearance: polished, coordinated, and undeniably stage-ready.

Chase Infiniti's lavender dreams

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One Battle After Another's Chase Infiniti brought soft drama to the Oscars red carpet in a custom Louis Vuitton gown in a dreamy lavender hue.

The fitted bodice gave way to cascading tiers of ruffles that spilled into a sweeping train, adding movement and a touch of old-Hollywood romance to the look. Paired with delicate jewelry and long, flowing hair, the ensemble felt elegant, ethereal, and perfectly suited to cap off Infiniti's awards season debut.

Hudson Williams steps onto Hollywood's biggest stage

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Heated Rivalry star Hudson Williams kept things sleek and classic on the red carpet in a sharply tailored Balenciaga suit. The monochromatic black-on-black look — complete with a crisp tie and sculptural lapels — leaned into understated elegance while subtle details, like a Bulgari jeweled brooch and polished accessories, added just enough edge. It's a reminder that sometimes the most striking red carpet looks are also the simplest.

McKenna Grace's pink, satin princess moment

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McKenna Grace brought full fairytale glamour to the Oscars red carpet in a sweeping pink satin ballgown. The structured bodice and voluminous skirt created a classic princess silhouette, while matching satin opera sleeves and delicate diamond jewelry added a touch of old-Hollywood elegance.

A bold color for a Best Actress nominee

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Best Actress nominee Renate Reinsve turned heads on the red carpet in a striking strapless red gown that embraced clean, minimalist glamour. The sleek silhouette featured a dramatic thigh-high slit and an elegant train that trailed behind her as she walked, while matching red heels and a classic red lip completed the monochromatic look. Effortlessly confident and timeless, Reinsve's style is as indelible as her performance in Sentimental Value.

A gothic, embroidered red carpet moment for Odessa A'zion

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Marty Supreme star Odessa A'zion brought a moody, fashion-forward edge to the red carpet in a black embroidered look layered with texture and sparkle. The ensemble paired a plunging velvet dress with delicate floral embellishments and a dramatic embellished jacket, creating a silhouette that felt both romantic and rebellious. Styled with layered jewelry and tousled curls, the look leaned into dark glamour while still feeling effortlessly cool and bohemian.

Huntr/x's "Golden" girls

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"Golden" girls Audrey Nuna, EJAE, and Rei Ami each brought their own dramatic flair to the Oscars red carpet.

Rei Ami embraced high-fashion drama in a sculptural black look with ornate gold embroidery and a sweeping train, while EJAE shimmered in a strapless gold sequined gown accented with delicate black floral appliqués and fringe detailing. Audrey Nuna delivered one of the night’s most theatrical silhouettes in a voluminous black gown topped with cascading gold embellishments that glittered under the lights and camera flashes.

Together, the trio turned the carpet into a showcase of bold textures, striking silhouettes, and unapologetic star power. This is how it's done.

Jessie Buckley's colorblocking and casual elegance

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Best Actress favorite Jessie Buckley embraced bold color on the Oscars red carpet in a striking two-tone gown that paired a dramatic red off-the-shoulder satin bodice with a flowing blush pink skirt. The structured top added sculptural drama, while the soft, pleated skirt brought movement and balance to the look.

Styled with delicate jewelry and a classic red lip, Buckley’s ensemble felt both playful and polished — a standout moment for one of the night's leading contenders.

Elle Fanning's ethereal gown, inspired by wisteria

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Elle Fanning brought dreamy elegance in a strapless Givenchy gown embroidered with delicate wisteria-petal motifs that cascaded across the bodice and the airy tulle skirt. The soft, fairytale silhouette was paired with a striking piece of history: a Chanel diamond necklace dating back to 1903, which added a touch of vintage glamour. Romantic and quietly magical, Fanning's look is fit for a winning moment.

Emma Stone's classic silver sparkle

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Best Actress nominee Emma Stone embraced understated glamour in a sleek silver sequined gown that shimmered with every camera flash. The form-fitting silhouette, empire waist, and delicate cap sleeves gave the look a timeless elegance, while the soft, reflective fabric added just enough drama. Paired with a short, softly styled bob and minimal jewelry, the ensemble felt polished, modern, and, given the plot of Bugonia, kind of celestial.

Teyana Taylor's full feathered drama

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One Battle After Another's Teyana Taylor delivered one of the night's boldest fashion moments in a striking black-and-white feathered gown that trailed dramatically behind her.

The look paired a sheer, sparkling bodice with sweeping layers of feathers, creating a sculptural and sexy, high-impact silhouette. Finished with statement diamond jewelry and a sharp pixie cut, Taylor's ensemble leaned fully into red carpet theatrics, and the result was impossible to miss.

Timothée Chalamet's sleek all-white statement

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Timothée Chalamet brought his signature red carpet swagger to the Oscars in a sharply tailored all-white suit. The double-breasted look leaned into clean, minimalist lines, while dark sunglasses and stacked rings added a touch of rock-star edge. Paired with crisp white boots and a subtle brooch detail, the ensemble is proof that Chalamet continues to treat the red carpet like his personal runway.

Michael B. Jordan's sharp tailoring with a subtle edge

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Best Actor nominee Michael B. Jordan brought polished sophistication in a sleek black suit with a structured, high-collar silhouette. The minimalist look kept the focus on sharp tailoring and clean lines, while a subtle chain detail at the waist added just the right amount of personality.

Paired with glossy patent shoes and understated accessories, Jordan's ensemble reinforced the idea that classic black-tie style never goes out of fashion.

Mashable’s covering all things Oscars 2026, from Academy Awards live updates to red carpet style and the wildest moments from the show. Check back at Mashable.com throughout the night for winners announcements and more.

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