The Best Dressed A-list stars at the Oscars over the years
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It’s the 95th Academy Awards and the Hollywood A-List will be preparing for another show-stopping night. Weeks of hair, skin and body preparation have all been leading up to the biggest night in the awards calendar. It’s all about looking good from head to toe and making sure you don't end up on the worst dressed list.
The Oscars have given us some iconic and sensational fashion looks over the years and when it comes to putting a list of best dressed together we are seriously spoilt for choice. Peopleworld takes a look back at the best dressed from the red carpet over the years.
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Hide AdZendaya - 2022
At last year's 94th Annual Academy Awards Zendaya opted for a cropped white shirt and full length silver sequin skirt by Valentino. The actress never disappoints when it comes to fashion outfits and seems to always get it right.
Lupita Nyong'o - 2018
The actress looked like an Oscar is this stunning one shoulder gold sequin Versace dress with black embellished crossover detail as she attended the 90th Annual Academy. Another example of someone who always looks incredible.
Michelle Williams - 2006
Michelle wore a mustard yellow Vera Wang dress with V-neck frill detail to the 78th Annual Academy Awards not a usual colour for the Oscars but the actress looked effortlessly elegant and completely pulled it off.
Charlize Theron - 2004
There were so many incredible dresses that Charlize has worn over the years but this one (just) beats them all. The actress attended the 76th Annual Academy Awards wearing a sparkly floor length skin tight backless Gucci dress.
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Hide AdGwyneth Paltrow - 1999
Shimmering in a pink satin Ralph Lauren dress, Gwyneth stunned at the 71st Annual Academy Awards. The dress is now iconic as it was the dress she wore the night the actress won Best Actress for the film Shakespeare in Love.
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