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Sunday, February 9, 2020
अपनी 76 साल की मां के साथ रेड कार्पेट पर पहुंचा ये हैंडसम ऐक्टर, स्टाइल था जबरदस्त February 09, 2020 at 09:22PM
We Happen To Love Kristen Wiig’s Red Carpet Lasagna Dress

Our favorite funny woman Kristen Wiig is usually noticed for her monotone quips and impressions of Target check-out cashiers. But, at the 2020 Oscars red carpet, the thing we couldn’t stop talking about was her dress. The 46-year-old comedian and Academy Award nominee wore a show-stopping vibrant red Valentino dress, replete with long black gloves, and Christian Louboutin shoes.
Meanwhile, on the Internet, the dress’ distinct geometric shape and vertical ruffles reminded people of something entirely different: lasagna. According to a number of Twitter users, Wiig’s dress strikingly resembled the trappings of a well-baked Italian dish walking down the Oscars red carpet.
Although Wiig’s outfit was a bold choice for the Oscars. She took a risk, and frankly, it paid off. Her look generated a ton of buzz — even before taking the stage with fellow Saturday Night Live alum Maya Rudolph (also in red, perhaps not coincidentally) to introduce two awards and partake in the best opening bit of the night so far.
Wiig was not nominated for any Oscars this year, though she did receive a nominee back in 2012 for co-writing Bridesmaids alongside Annie Mumolo. She attended the Oscars this year partly to promote her upcoming role in Wonder Woman 1984 where she will play the role of Cheetah. And Wiig certainly caught our attention tonight.
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The Secret Meaning Behind Natalie Portman’s Red Carpet Cape
Natalie Portman has been a long-time spokesperson for Dior, often showing up on red carpets wearing beautiful duds by the esteemed luxury house. For the 92nd Oscars, Portman decided to take her close relationship with the brand to the next level and use her outfit as an opportunity to speak up about the lack of female directors nominated — something the Academy has been highly criticized for this year.
Wearing an outfit that featured a black bodysuit with a sheer, gold-leaf embroidered layer on top, and a gold rope tied at the waist, Portman looked very regal. The highlight of the outfit? A cape that was embroidered with the names of this year’s snubbed female directors in gold script along one side of it. “I wanted to recognize the women who were not recognized for their incredible work this year in my [own] subtle way,” she told a reporter on the red carpet. Her hair was worn in a wavy chin-length bob with beautiful honey highlights, and she wore gold hoops for the occasion.
According to Variety, the names on the cape included Lorene Scafaria (Hustlers), Lulu Wang (The Farewell), Greta Gerwig (Little Women), Marielle Heller (A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood), Melina Matsoukas (Queen & Slim), Alma Har’el (Honey Boy), Céline Sciamma (Portrait of a Lady on Fire), and Mati Diop (Atlantics). The outlet also pointed out that this isn’t the first time the actress has spoken up at an awards show for the lack of female recognition. In 2018, when she was presenting the award for Best Director, she made a subtle yet unmissable jab saying, “And now, here are the all male nominees” before announcing the names. Natalie, you are forever our queen.
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Saoirse Ronan
For tonight’s special occasion, Best Actress nominee Saorise Ronan wore a Gucci black deep v-neck top with a cream and black peplum over a lavender skirt with a train. The black fabric on the dress was reportedly taken from her BAFTA gown, a nod to sustainability. Her makeup was soft and natural-looking, and she wore chandelier earrings with white and light pink diamonds, as well as Gucci hair clips (she also debuted new bangs!). “I really wanted to be in a film that had a bunch of girls in it,” the actress told E! News. Same.Photo: Amy Sussman/Getty Images.
Florence Pugh
Florence Pugh, Best Supporting Actress nominee, who’s been seriously impressing us with her outfits lately, opted for a custom Louis Vuitton teal, tiered gown with a belted waist, thin straps, and a high-low hem. The color of her strappy shoes perfectly matched the dress, and her hair was pulled into a soft braided updo. She kept her makeup light and dainty with soft pink lips and eyeshadow, adding a diamond choker with a pink tear drop shaped stone.Photo: Steve Granitz/WireImage.
Timothée Chalamet
Timothée Chalamet, style star extraordinaire, slicked his black hair back and rocked a navy and black bomber-style suit jacket, with a pink and diamond pin on the pocket, and a crisp white shirt underneath. His trousers felt sporty with jogger-like bottoms, which were paired with black boots. He looked like an exact replica of Jess from Gilmore Girls, making us ponder whether we’d accept a remake of the iconic show starring Timothée after its 2016 revival seriously flopped.
Laura Dern
Laura Dern already looked like a winner in a pink and black Armani Prive gown. Nominated for the Supporting Actress category for her historic role in A Marriage Story, the top of the gown was reminiscent of flapper dresses from the 1920s with a mix of black stones, beads, and fringe. The dress had a structured pink bodice with an a-line hem while she kept her hair simple (it was down with pieces pulled back softly) and added dangling diamond earrings and a diamond bracelet to finish off the look.Photo: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images.
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