The best-dressed celebrities on the 2025 Oscars red carpet

Textured, floral detailing covered Kaling's form-fitting silver dress from Oscar de la Renta.

Grande's soft-pink Schiaparelli dress had a strapless bodice with a three-dimensional, waved peplum.

Erivo wore a custom, bow-shaped ball gown from Louis Vuitton with a tall collar crafted from emerald-green velvet.

Dior designed Hough's sheer dress, which had a high neckline and a low back.

The "Chicken Shop Date" host arrived in a pale-blue gown from Versace that had statement cutouts on the bodice.

Feldman had fun with his suit for the Oscars, pairing an oversize jacket and wide-legged pants with a mesh button-down and bolo tie.

Cassidy's one-shoulder dress, cinched with a gravity-defying bow, was custom-made for her by Loewe.

Finney wore a black Harris Reed gown with a pointed, strapless neckline embellished with long feathers. She also wore sheer black gloves.

Jones' silver gown from Armani Privé featured a halter neckline and cutouts on the bodice.

Yai showcased her modeling skills on the red carpet in her peach-colored, mermaid-shaped gown and black feather boa, which were custom Marni.

The standout element of Pope's all-black look was his jacket, which was adorned with bows instead of buttons.

Nyong'o wore a white Chanel gown that was fit for a princess with pearl straps, a sequined corset bodice, a pleated skirt, and a pink satin belt.

The "Emilia Pérez" star wore one of the night's most distinctive looks: a custom strapless dress from Saint Laurent that featured ruffled tiers extending from her waist to the floor.

The influencer looked like a princess in her tan, strapless gown embellished with lilac flowers across its wide mermaid skirt.

The musician and "White Lotus" star proved that menswear is for everyone in her floor-length suit jacket and wide-legged trousers from Mark Gong.

The neckline of Moore's textured, silver dress dipped low, and an additional layer of fabric gathered around her waist, adding volume to the look.

Gomez took inspiration from Sophia Loren for her blush-pink gown, which was covered in crystals and designed by Ralph Lauren.

The star of "A Complete Unknown" arrived in a custom Givenchy suit. The look's shiny, butter-yellow fabric brought a pop of color to the red carpet.

Qualley kept things classic in diamond jewels and a black velvet gown with short puffed sleeves and an off-the-shoulder neckline.

The "Wicked" director wore a dark-green suit that had shiny lapels.

Raye's glamorous Vivienne Westwood gown had a corset bodice and was covered in drapery, from the off-the-shoulder sleeves to the floor-length skirt.

Cryus chose a custom Alexander McQueen dress for the Oscars. The black dress had a halter neckline and textured, sparkly detailing, which she accented with black gloves.

Emma Stone's cream dress — custom from Louis Vuitton — was covered in large, reflective sequins that shimmered as she walked the red carpet.

The "Paint the Town Red" singer walked the red carpet in an animal-print Balmain dress.

The Brazillian actor's white dress played with contrasting fabrics. The halter bodice was made of ruched tulle while the skirt was made of a simpler fabric.

Dern put a twist on menswear at the Oscars, pairing a sheer, lace top with high-waisted pants and a cummerbund. She carried a jacket over her shoulder, completing the all-black look.

Garfield looked effortlessly cool in an all-brown Gucci suit, which included a shiny button-down and sunglasses.

Berry's Christian Siriano dress, which had a corset bodice and a form-fitting neckline, was covered in metallic fabric arranged in a mosaic pattern.

Her strapless black gown was decorated with sequins across its corseted bodice, ruching at the hips, and a rose detail at the top of her satin skirt.

Domingo's custom Valentino outfit featured a red jacket that cinched his waist with a sash. The black lapels coordinated with his pants, and fun accessories such as sunglasses and a brooch made the look pop.