Not Who You Are, But Who You Wear: Oscars 2016

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Sometimes it's all about the after-party gowns...

 

Lupita Nyong'o in Miu Miu

 

Jennifer Lawrence in Tom Ford

 

Anna Kendrick in Versace Couture

 

Amy Adams in Carolina Herrera

 

Anne Hathaway in Viktor & Rolf

 

Kate Hudson in Zuhair Murad

 

Diane Kruger in Valentino

Joshua Jackson in Berluti

 

Sienna Miller in Alexander McQueen

 

Emma Roberts in Fendi, Brian Atwood shoes and Dior Jewels

 Allison Williams in Emilia Wickstead

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Claire Danes in Valentino 

Dita Von Teese in Jenny Packham

Natalie Portman in Dior Haute Couture (vintage, 1954)

Gwyneth Paltrow in Tom Ford & jewels by Anna Hu

Emma Stone in Giambattista Valli Haute Couture

Octavia Spencer in Tadashi Shoji & Judith Lieber 

Rooney Mara in Givenchy

Michelle Williams in Louis Vuitton

Rose Byrne in Vivienne Westwood & jewelry by Chanel 

Milla Jovovich in Elie Saab

photos: Getty Images

Once upon a time at the Academy Awards...

 

Not since the Oscar wins of Matt and Ben has there been a fond excitement over a duet. 

Oscar's Best Song went to "Falling Slowly" from the little film that could Once and sung by real-life musicians and its lead actors, Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova. They were both surprised and equipped with stellar, heartfelt and very memorable thank you speeches in the history of the Academy.  And rarely is there a film that is exceptionally wonderful from beginning to the end that the characters stay with you like friends at summer camp.  So, it was great to see Glen and Marketa together again, perform live, win Best Song and even cause a mini-stir with their acceptance speeches. 

For those who missed it, below is a clip of why it's important that when you dream, dream big. 

Here is a clip from Once of Glen and Marketa's first duet of "Falling Slowly".  

Buy the Once dvd at Amazon.com.

Who Wore What When...

Classic elegance made a comeback on Oscar's red carpet last night.

Anne Hathaway's scarlet red

draped gown by Marchesa

Heidi Klum in a custom-made gown

by John Galliano that will be auctioned

for the *Heart Truth campaign to benefit

women with heart disease.
Jennifer Garner gave proper

shout out to her stylist, Rachel Zoe

for her gown by Oscar de la Renta.

Best actress winner, Marion Cotillard

in a sequin-encrusted dress by

Jean-Paul Gaultier.

*Find out more information on the Heart Truth campaign, click here.

Photographer: Mazur /Wire Image