The grand gala of the Oscars 2014 puts the finishing touch to an awards season that has allowed us to see the best red carpet designs. A night in which the films 'Twelve Years of Slavery' and 'Gravity' triumphed and in which nobody wanted to get off the script. A correct gala, but that did not leave room for surprises, like the red carpet, predictable and even boring for so much perfection.
When the stars began to parade down the red carpet at the Dolby Theater, it was already portentous that the night was going to be too quiet. A lot of gold, black and nude colors, styles measured and cared for down to the smallest detail, the celebrities preferred not to risk and all were perfect, but we miss some improvisation and color. Luckily the fabulous was there Lupita Nyong'o to add a touch of color with her blue princess dress. The brand new Oscar winner was also the winner of the red carpet with her 'Nairobi blue' Prada that she helped design. Cate Blanchett she picked up her second statuette with an Armani Privé with rhinestones the same tone as her skin.
The most beautiful couple of the night, with the permission of the 'Brangelina', was formed by Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves. Best Actor of the year, flawless in a black and white tuxedo. Camila, beautiful and very elegant with a pastel pink design by Gabriela Cadena.
The pretty girl from Hollywood Jennifer Lawrence, returned to be the protagonist on the night of the Oscars. He did not win the award, but he fell for the umpteenth time upon his arrival on the red carpet. And she shone with her own light acting as an ambassador for Dior, this time with a vibrant red peplum design from the Haute Couture collection.
Although they ran out of the Oscar, Amy Adams and Sandra Bullock They had a great time throughout the gala and were two of the great highlights of the red carpet. Amy, with an impeccable Gucci ink blue, was also one of the few who opted for the updo. We also highlight the colorful earrings of the 'American Hustle' actress, a true true. Blue was the color also chosen by Sandra Bullock, perfectly dressed as Alexander McQueen, and with wavy hair collected on one side.
Jewel dresses, metallic and nude tones, the most repeated trends.
Penelope Cruz, betting on the 'candy' trend, with a nice dusty pink design by Giambattista Valli. One of the most anticipated, Julia Roberts, he bet, as always, on black. Her Givenchy lace peplum was one of the most talked about of the night, although personally I was not convinced by the choice.
Jewel dresses were the most repeated trend on the red carpet. Nude, silver and gold colors, pailletes and transparencies flooded the Dolby Theater. It seemed that the celebrities had agreed and that we were watching a looping replay of the red carpet tickets. For example,Julie Delpyby Jenny Packman, or Sarah Paulsonby Elie Saab.
More of the same: Angelina Jolie with a silver-plated Elie Saab. Jessica Biel, by Chanel Couture, and with another of the trends of the night: loose hair with waves. Y Jennifer Garner, with an Oscar de la Renta fringe.
After the stumble last year, Anne Hathaway He did not want to risk it and played it safe with a black Gucci with a silver body, correct without further ado and repeating the pattern of the previous gala. Another one that opted for black, although in a more spectacular version, was the incredible Charlize Theron, from Dior, with a striking neckline that did not go unnoticed. Like Kate Hudson, another of the necklines of the night, with a daring Versace. Bravo for her.
Very pretty Naomi Watts, with a white Calvin Klein, also made of paillettes.
Anna Kendrick She was one of the few to take a chance and, although we applauded her intention, the result was not entirely satisfactory. His J.Mendel with openings, transparencies and floral motifs was too intense and it put years on him. It was not his best night.
Playing the distraction, the new sensation of the Hollywood scene. Margot Robbiefrom 'The Wolf of Wall Street', she was unrecognizable as a brunette and with a theatrical design with a Yves Saint Laurent bow.
Hollywood's 'baby boom'
Hollywood moms-to-be showed off their tummy (and style) at the Oscars. A very pregnant Kerry Washington she wore a draped Jason Wu gown, and became one of the most elegant on the red carpet in her own right. Elsa pataki She accompanied her husband, who was presenting an award at the gala, and added a touch of color to the night with a green beaded design signed by Elie Saab. Y Olivia Wilde, with an elegant black design with a spectacular back from the Valentino PreFall collection. Beautiful.
Emma Watson He caused a sensation among the audience, although we miss a bit of originality in his look. Still, Emma was right with her choice, an elegant Vera Wang design with a black skirt and metallic body.
Lady Gaga it was one of the unexpected surprises on this red carpet. The eccentric singer showed us her most glamorous side, acting as Versace's muse at the Oscars.