Hollywood’s biggest night featured numerous memorable fashion moments.
Before the winners are announced and the speeches start, the Oscars offer another spectacle: the red carpet.
The 2026 Oscars showcased bold fashion on Hollywood’s grandest night, with attendees arriving in everything from dramatic couture gowns to sleek modern designs. The Oscars red carpet is a fashion stage where designers present statement looks and stars define their style for the awards season.
This year did not disappoint.
Striking silhouettes, shimmering embellishments, and unconventional color choices made several celebrities stand out as soon as they faced the cameras.
Here are some of the best-dressed stars at the 2026 Oscars.
KPop Demon Hunters trio deliver striking looks
May Hong, Arden Cho, and Ji-young Yoo, the voices behind the fictional girl group Huntr/x in KPop Demon Hunters, each made a distinct statement on the Oscars red carpet. Hong embraced gothic glamour in a sheer black ruffled gown with a sharp pixie cut and cascading earrings. Yoo exuded classic elegance in a strapless two-tone ballgown with a pale blue bodice and navy skirt, cinched with a sweeping black bow. Cho opted for theatrical flair in a black lace mermaid gown by Korean designer Miss Sohee, featuring oversized sculptural green sleeves embroidered with delicate florals, reminiscent of a traditional Korean hanbok.
The trio’s looks balanced old-Hollywood glamour with bold modern red carpet drama.
The voices of the Saja Boys bring boy-band polish
Danny Chung, Neckwav, Andrew Choi, Kevin Woo, and SamUIL Lee, the singing voices behind the fictional K-pop group Saja Boys in KPop Demon Hunters, embraced sleek, boy-band style on the Oscars red carpet. They wore sharply tailored suits and modern black-tie attire, each member adding his own twist to classic formalwear while maintaining a cohesive group look. Their polished, coordinated, and stage-ready appearance was fitting for a fictional K-pop act taking on the real world.
Chase Infiniti’s lavender dreams
One Battle After Another’s Chase Infiniti brought soft drama to the Oscars red carpet in a custom Louis Vuitton gown in a dreamy lavender hue. The fitted bodice led to cascading tiers of ruffles, creating a sweeping train. The ensemble exuded movement and old-Hollywood romance, paired with delicate jewelry and long flowing hair, perfectly capping off Infiniti’s awards season debut.
Hudson Williams steps onto Hollywood’s biggest stage
Heated Rivalry star Hudson Williams kept it sleek and classic in a sharply tailored Balenciaga suit. The monochromatic black-on-black ensemble with a crisp tie and sculptural lapels epitomized understated elegance, while subtle details like a Bulgari jeweled brooch and polished accessories added a touch of edge. It’s a reminder that the most striking looks are often simple.
McKenna Grace’s pink, satin princess moment
McKenna Grace embraced fairytale glamour in a pink satin ballgown with a structured bodice and voluminous skirt, creating a classic princess silhouette. Matching satin opera sleeves and delicate diamond jewelry added a touch of old-Hollywood elegance.
A bold color for a Best Actress nominee
Best Actress nominee Renate Reinsve turned heads with a strapless red gown that embraced minimalist glamour. Featuring a sleek silhouette, dramatic thigh-high slit, and elegant train, the look was completed with matching red heels and a classic red lip. Confident and timeless, Reinsve’s style matched her performance in Sentimental Value.
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