The Oscars, the most anticipated film event of the year, are also a fashion celebration thanks to the red carpet. Often criticized for being conservative, this year saw classic dresses, but also some of the latest trends showcased by major fashion houses.

At a time when public opinion seems to be shifting towards conservatism, the red carpet of the Golden Globe It has been marked by a timeless elegance, but with sexy touches thanks to transparencies, open backs and some plunging necklines.

At the last Oscars, Ariana Grande didn't take home the Best Supporting Actress statuette she was vying for, but she was one of the winners on the red carpet at the film awards. The actress and singer captured much of the media's attention thanks to a spectacular pale pink dress—a nod to the color that characterizes her character in the film. Wicked– with a tight corset that ended with a peplum structure. The result was a silhouette inspired by an Alberto Giacometti lamp. The firm behind this original look It's Schiaparelli, which in the last five years has become the favorite of stars looking to surprise when they parade at all kinds of galas, from the Cannes Film Festival to the Grammys or the inauguration of the President of the United States.

The hectic weeks leading up to the ceremony of the Oscar, full of controversy, rivalries and solidarity for the fires in Los Angeles, have also been reflected on the red carpet. Neither silent luxury, Neither sheer nor a desire to go unnoticed, the nominees for the statuette have paraded with force with heterogeneous styles and a marked personality.