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2026 Oscars Fashion: Hits & Misses from Hollywood’s Red Carpet

By Matthew Lynch
March 17, 2026
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The 2026 Oscars unfolded with much anticipation, yet many fashion enthusiasts were left underwhelmed by the sartorial choices on display. A recent YouTube video humorously dissected the evening’s looks, presenting both the stunning and the forgettable from Hollywood’s A-list.

The Best and Worst of the Night

Among the most notable attendees was Leonardo DiCaprio, who donned a classic Dior ensemble. While many expected a bold statement from the star, his choice was rather conventional, leaving some critics wishing for more flair. Michael B. Jordan also opted for a Louis Vuitton look, which, while sophisticated, failed to create a lasting impression.

Emma Stone, another Louis Vuitton wearer, showcased a gown that was met with mixed reviews. Critics noted that while the design was intricate, it lacked the wow factor that many hoped for on such a prestigious occasion.

Standout Moments

On the brighter side of the fashion spectrum, Damson Idris surprised many with his choice of an unexpected outfit from Prada’s viral villains collection. This bold move was a refreshing departure from the typical red carpet attire, and it certainly caught the attention of onlookers.

Ethan Hawke opted for a simple yet impeccably tailored three-piece suit from Prada, featuring a long jacket that added a touch of sophistication to his look. His choice was a reminder that sometimes, less is more, and his well-cut suit was praised for its elegance.

Gowns and Glamour

The gowns at the Oscars are always a point of discussion, and this year was no exception. Kylie Jenner made a statement in a Schiaparelli design, complemented by stunning Lorraine Schwartz jewelry. Her look was a highlight of the evening, capturing the essence of Hollywood glamour.

Zoe Saldaña, dressed in Saint Laurent, also turned heads with her chic ensemble. However, not all looks were met with such enthusiasm. Some gowns, described in the video as “ugly,” did little to impress, leading to the night being characterized by an overall sense of boredom.

Fashion Trends and Themes

The 2026 Oscars showcased a variety of trends, with many stars opting for classic silhouettes and muted color palettes. While embellishments and intricate embroidery made appearances, they often felt overshadowed by the lack of daring choices from other attendees.

  • Gracie Abrams in Chanel: A choice that was elegant but ultimately forgettable.
  • Rose Byrne in Dior and De Beers: A classic look that didn’t quite resonate with the audience.
  • Teyana Taylor in Chanel: A memorable outfit that stood out in a sea of sameness.

As the video reviewer noted, the overall sentiment of the evening leaned towards a lack of excitement, with many attendees playing it safe rather than pushing the boundaries of fashion.

Final Thoughts

While the 2026 Oscars undoubtedly featured some standout fashion moments, the night was largely overshadowed by a sense of monotony. The video roast captured the essence of the evening, emphasizing that, despite the glamour and prestige of the Oscars, the red carpet can sometimes feel more like a fashion snooze-fest.

In an industry known for its boldness and creativity, the 2026 Oscars left many wondering: where were the daring choices? As we look forward to future events, fans of fashion are hopeful for a return to the vibrant, statement-making styles that the Oscars have been known for in the past.

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