Anya Taylor-Joy

COURTESY

What: Custom Dior Couture and Tiffany & Co. Jewellery.

Why: The actress who made chess cool is stunning in an unexpected emerald hue set against platinum blonde hair. The plunging gown paired with a coordinating overcoat and heels feels like a modern nod to Old Hollywood.

Andra Day

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What: Chanel.

Why: The Best Actress nominee, for her turn in “The United States vs. Billie Holiday,” is stunning in a long grey silk tulle dress with a fully embroidered, sequin macramé bodice from the Haute Couture collection. It’s just the right amount of elegance and whimsy.

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Elle Fanning

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What: Gucci and Fred Leighton jewels.

Why: The fictional Catherine the Great brought all the drama in a mint green slip dress with crystal brooches and all the theatrical poses anyone could ever wish for.

Cynthia Erivo

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Emma Corrin

 

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What: Miu Miu.

Why: The breakout starlet is channeling her on-screen alter ego, Princess Diana in a bold shouldered velvet Miu Miu gown with a organza collar that the fashion-plate princess surely would have appreciated.

Regina King

COURTESY

What: Louis Vuitton and Forevermark jewels.

Why: If Regina King in silver sequins and black cut outs is the future—we’re looking forward to it. The director and actor is refined as ever in the fashion-forward gown with an ’80s futurism vibe.

Amanda Seyfried

 

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What: Oscar de la Renta and Forevermark jewels.

Why: Custom Oscar in a pretty shade of spring tulips, off-the-shoulder and embroidered with taffeta pressed flora is just the kind of ultra-feminine classic red carpet pick-me-up everyone can use right about now. Mermaid hair is a bonus.

Julia Garner

 

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What: Prada.

Why: With so much talk of an impending revival of the roaring ’20s, Garner is fully selling the idea in a flapper-worthy frock featuring a plunging front, intricate beading and drop waist. Double cuffs also by Prada complete the flawless look.

Lily Collins

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What: Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello.

Why: A one-should dress with side cut-out gives a subtle nod to ’70s glamour, done up in multi-colored embroidery. It’s a new look for the actress and it’s very Talitha Getty on the riviera in the best way.

Tiffany Haddish

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What: Alberta Ferretti.

Why: Haddish is bringing chainmail chicness in a custom strapless brown and silver embellished gown. It’s somewhere between Pierre Cardin in the ’60s and the knights of the round table and she looks fittingly strong and beautiful.

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