Angela’s purple gown looks reallly good on her. Sometimes purple colors overpower the one wearing it but for her, the color just made her look very glowing.
i surprised myself in choosing Angela Bassett as my Best Dressed. She was lovely. Soft feminine hair & face and the color & design of the dress was fluid and flawless. That purse she carried was to die for!! As a purse collector, it was quite special. ~ The gorgeously sewn yellow dress Kerry Condon wore was splendid!! ~ Michelle Williams rarely appeals to me. I don't like her harsh look; pale pixie hair, pale face & red lips. It doesn't work. yuck girlfriend. Please change it up;, most especially that hard hair style! There was so much long, long beautiful hair and I can't express how much joy that brings me! Thank God long hair has come back in a big way!!! Not a fan of Michelle Yeoh's shapeless white bag of a dress. Her face, hair and spirit are beautiful, just not the shapeless dress. ~ I am so OVER Jessica Rabbit's tired old bombshell uniform & hair. She's like Sophia Vergara who did the same predictable thing in her time. (prob still doing it.) I don't even 'see' her anymore. She's voided herself out. I have a Barbie gown almost just like hers. ~ Gaga is a gem of a human being. Love that Lady. Her talent, personality & humanity are unsurpassed. Loved everything abt her Versasce dress but not the pointy bra. Don't like the pointy bra effect anywhere or on anyone, even Madonna. ~ Rhianna. I'm sorry but the publicity around her is always so OTT & full of fabricated hype far beyond reality. She is paying a Publicity/PR team a fortune to generate that constant stream of hype. They're workin overtime trying to convey her as the greatest singer, style maven & mother of all & she just ain't all that. Made some huge hits but not the level of star her Publicity pushes. The general public are unaware of the mechanism behind celebrity fame and how much is force fed to us. Ever since Demi Moore bared her naked huge pregnant belly ages ago, women have been flaunting their pregnancies and I don't like it. An expectant mama is walking magic. Putting it out there is tasteless. ~ Florence Pugh turned me off when she walked onto the stage, right arm locked, finger holding dress open to show off her thigh even while announcing. I watched transfixed, seeing if she was going to let the darned dress go to greet the winner. Too blatantly OBVIOUS. Trying too hard. I didn't mind the voluminous confection of a dress. It was very pretty, as is she; although uninspired re: bland drab dress color. Somebody needs to tell Florence & all women; the allure is to leave people expectantly hoping & waiting for an accidental glimpse of something. Again, we look back to that time Angelina Jolie made a to-do in her black dress emeralds moment, strategically staging her thigh. Just let your reveal happen accidentally & naturally!! Ladies when will you learn? The beauty & sexiness is in what's hidden, NOT what you work so hard to FLAUNT. I'm even more than over the deep, wide chest cleavage. Those fake boob silicone containers are not even attractive anymore. 😉
i was genuinely impressed at the fabric of hong chau’s prada gown. so many people walking onto carpets these days with wrinkled fabrics but she looks like a pale pink pillar of perfection. just the cherry on top of her stunning performance in “the whale”
I absolutely agree. One of my favourite looks of the night. The only thing I’d say is that it could have been accessorised better - in my opinion. But it was so beautiful
I genuinely appreciate Hong Chau for her outfit choice. Her name is Hong ( means pink ) Chau (means pearl) and she picked the aodai collar. It’s such a meaningful outfit.
I think Michelle’s dress would have stood out on a contrast color background and rug. The color they chose is just so horribly neutral. It washes out the fair skinned. It makes light dresses with detail fade into the background
I would like someone edit the carpet in the looks, to see how they were going to look originally (aparently the color change was a last moment thing and a lot of stylists didn't know)
@@bnes9371 My qujibble with red is that there are many gowns in red and there's often a clash. I would love to know what colour Luke would suggest for the carpet.
I'm sure someone must have done this and I just need to find it, but I need to see these with a red carpet. All the whites are doing absolutely nothing for me. It's also washing a lot of people out. I also didn't love Janelle Monet's dress, but I was happy to see some color.
It looks like high school students built it and weren’t any where near finished. The small molding on the bottom was cheap looking. I bet heads are rolling in the red carpet department designers!
COngratulations to Sandra Oh for showing other celebrities how to wear an exciting and more rarely-seen colour on the awards carpet. Marigold orange is gorgeous and visible. No hiding behind black or white.
Luke, you are the Original Fashion Gangsta for getting this up SO FAST. You are an absolute legend for getting this to us so quickly. I'd give you an Oscar, but all I have is that fuzzy green muppet in the garbage can. I love you to bits!!!! (Carla Delavigne is the only one worth mentioning. Ke Huy and Brendan winning were my emotional centers, to hell with the tuxes lol.)
Can you do a part two? There were so many other looks I'd love to hear your take on! Cara Delevigne (loved her red dress!), Margot Robbie, Mindy Kaling, Michael B Jordan, Pedro Pascal (interested to hear your take on his tailoring), Paul Mescal, Ludwig Göransson, Deepika Padukone. Or maybe even a Vanity Fair party looks video?
idk what happened to florence pugh’s fashion this year. the stunning orange harris reed moment had my hopes up but another let down from one of the most talented actresses of her generation.
@@MrLadyMaroles yup exactly. that minidress+billowing train combo was done in venice (and not terribly fantastically tbh) and i’m not interested in seeing the same thing over and over. florence is the quirky type who i expect the avant garde moments from but no i guess not
I think the black underskirt would've killed as a bejeweled panty. The skirt reminded me of the biker shorts I'd wear under my sports uniforms. Also I do not like the shoe.
The yellow of Kerry Condon’s dress may be nod to both her costume in The Banshees of Inisherin and something for which Ireland is well-known around the world: their butter. The coat that Kerry’s character wears as she leaves the island of Inisherin is bright yellow, symbolizing her happiness at leaving. The film, thanks to it gaining popularity with an international audience, is bringing knowledge of Irish history to the forefront, where many smaller elements of its culture have been for a while now. While the most well known elements of Irish culture - especially their cuisine - are their lovely alcohols, another well known element of its culinary culture is its delicious and vibrantly yellow butter.
Loved it but the assymetrical straps really bothered me! I was keen to hear Luke’s thoughts on that but the photo he looked at, her hair was draped over it.
I really wish that you had highlighted Malala Yousafzai! While you may have said her look was “blah” it contained a lot of symbolism for Pashtun women (who are constantly forgotten about!!) The dress and jewelry she wore were inspired by a look worn by Princess Abedah Bibi of Afghanistan in the 1950s. Malala wore Princess Abedah’s actual earrings that the princess inherited from her mother Queen Soraya Tarzi. Queen Soraya was a staunch advocate for women’s rights. She was extremely progressive for her time and worked to obtain women’s right to vote and run for office. She was also Afghanistan’s minister of education and founded the first girls school in Afghanistan in 1921. She also founded the first women’s hospital in 1926 and worked to give women access to higher education abroad. Malala and Queen Soraya have many similarities and the fact that Malala chose to honor great Pashtun women on such a big stage is amazing. Yet she is still constantly being dismissed. Pashtun women in general are constantly forgotten.
Yes, how he reflected Michelle's costume from the launderette scene was very smart and the two of them really gave some wonderful speeches after so many wins.
🙌 Cate Blanchett 🙌 all the way!!!!!! She is always so dignified, yet playful, mischievous, exciting, but so elegant and harmonious. Her/ her stylist fashion choices are great
Seriously! I was checking all day for this and had to remind myself to be patient because Luke puts so much research and thought into these, and that takes time!
I love how informed Luke is regarding fashion history, both ancient and modern, and how he weaves it into his critiques. Encyclopedic and engaging, rather than heavy-handed. We learn stuff watching you, Luke!
I feel like you need to do a Part 2! Fan BingBing's dress was my favourite of the night. Also hats off to Cara Delevingne and Monica Barbaro. And seeing Tems white poof in the background of the ceremony, blocking the view of who was behind her was friggin HILARIOUS! XD
Hi Luke you probably picked the most conspicuous celebrities or your favorite looks however would have loved to see some of the looks you didn't include like Deepika, Malala, Cara Delevigne, Elizabeth Olsen and so many more 😊 hope there is a part 2 or even 3 coming 😇😇
Glad I’m not the only one who couldn’t stand the boning on the Jamie Lee Curtis dress. It just didn’t make any sense to me. I had to remind myself to focus on how special this moment was for her, and how stunning she looks irregardless
Truly agree with your Hong Chau critique … my favorite as well. And a subliminal deconstructed pink triangle in the back, giving me a nod to silence =death posters of the late 1980s. Maybe just a trigger in my mind, but shows how wonderful fashion is, a true art form to allow a mind to drift with such a minimalist ( at quick glance) piece of art.
I love Rihanna, she is so completely not apologetic about her pregnant bodie (about her bodie in general). It helps to take away so much pressure off of pregnant women and shape.
He missed the BACKSIDE of Gaga dress, Now that was the unexpected part. Makes me think he did NOT watch the beige carpet/ show, or he surely would have pointed out the butt view * edit He didn't even know N Kidmans dress had one long sleeve
I also wasn't floored by Michelle Yeoh's look, but I have to say that her face last night was the prettiest I've ever seen it look. Almost ingenue. I've always thought she was beautiful, but she was spectacular looking on Sunday. The dress made me wonder if she felt she might not win (not a stretch--no Asian had ever won before), and didn't want to overshadow the ultimate winner. In addition, the youthfulness the look gave her face might keep her in the minds of producers who don't always have numerous roles for women over 35. I'm probably overthinking this... Another less kind thought is that her looks have been slightly trending downhill since the memorable, perfectly tailored yellow blazer and scrumptious poofy floral skirt ensemble that started the season. It's got to be impossible to keep up that trend. Overall I agree: sadly, no real memorable looks yesterday. But it was a great night. Maybe I'm just getting old and sentimental, but I can't think of another year where I wanted multiple winners for each category.
I think Hong Chau was my favourite. Simple but beautifully executed. Personally I think this was one of the worst Oscar’s for fashion… You should definitely review the Vanity Fair party because there is more to look at
Ana de armas gown reminded me a lot of the famous marylin dress that Kim wore to the met. The fabric and placement of the stones were near identical. Looks like she wanted a revamped, different color version of that dress.
i'm getting so sick of the "translucent gown with modcloth high waisted swimsuit underneath" look i feel like i've been seeing this since like 2014, everyone still thinks it's so fresh and it hasn't changed at all
I loved harry shum jr and Hong chau's outfits. It's awesome to incorporate one's heritage within the context of a western atmosphere. And they did it in a such a way that it worked and didn't feel out of place
I loved the ultraviolet of Angela's gown, and Cate really served!! 💙💜 What baffles me is why anyone thought it was ok to even let that dress happen on JLC? A person who had a role in a film that has a predominantly asian cast, and you're going to put her in D&G. 🙄
Hey Luc, I hope you can read this comment. A little interesting thing that I noticed about Hong Chau's dress is that it represents her name as well. Hong Chau means pink pearl in Vietnamese. The fact that she chose to wear a pink dress with pearl earrings is amazing. *chef kiss*
i loved it except for the high slit - i think if the slit had even just started lower it could've been perfect but the high slit really took me out of it
@@crisscross7758 I loved the stained glass look! That’s exactly what I thought of! I wish she had worn that to the ceremony. It’s my favourite that’s she’s worn.
Couldn't have clicked any quicker to see your take on the looks!! And .......Love love love the effort on the Vietnamese dress pronunciation. But it actually sounds like "Ao Yai". The D sounds like a Y. :)
Angela Bassett 's purple gown and Stephanie Hsu's look are my favs among these . Also Cate Blanchett's , Rihanna's and Lady Gaga's looks are stunning. Personally , I would wear something close to Sandra Oh's dress :)
Good critique, mostly aligned w/ mine and my daughter's opinions. Only thing you didn't cover was what we thought was a truly ghastly mistaken dress on Ruth, the costume designer who won the Oscar for best costumes in Wakanda Forever. I didn't mind the gold color, or the fabric, or the hot pink lining and platform sandals, BUT, the part that covered her chest looked badly stitched and, like, puckery, like they just couldn't quite get it right, and that was a shame. I saw what she was going for in my head, but when that seam started getting jiggy, she should've had a Plan B, because the gold/pink didn't work out that well. And she is the winner of the Oscar for best costumes! Which with I agreed, the costumes in that movie were FAB. Her dress, not so much.
I think Michelle Yeoh in her dress was lovely though the dress itself was not a spectacular statement. But I caught myself nodding at the look. It’s gentle, pleasant, and modest, but with just a bit of ethereal element in a easy on the eyes kind of way. I imagine the audience in Hong Kong, Mainland, Malaysia, Singapore. Etc would all approve of this dress. She’s 60, she’s stunning, she’s talented & successful, I don’t think she cares about “serving looks”. She wears the dress, the dress doesn’t wear her.
30:20 am so glad you liked the white ethereal gown of Michelle Williams, I so love it ! I think your fashion opinions come closest to truth, if feelings about clothes could ever be factual :)
@@victoriadiesattheend.8478 Agreed. Rooney Mara is absolutely stunning. She doesn't look unhealthy in the least. She is just very fair-skinned, which is a beautiful feature of hers. She doesn't choose to get fake-tanned like so many, and I appreciate that about her.
Thank you for getting this out so quickly. I think the problem with Nicole Kidman is black is not her colour. She looks horrible in it. Maybe if her hair had been up it wouldn't of looked dirty. Thats the vibe she always gives off in black. Dirty as in unshowered not sexy. The other person that had a similar problem was Roony Mara. Yes the dress was gorgeous but on her the colour does not work. She looks so sickly and washed out.
Im so proud of myself for slowly nailing down how I think you’re going to feel about the looks. Also, I think Rooney/her team did an impeccable job of finding a unique and meaningful dress that she could also comfortable wear for the hours and hours long ceremony
Love your commentary! Do you think that not having a red carpet was a factor in how these dresses presented? For example, I think that Ana DeArmas' dress would have looked better on the red carpet, as opposed to the champagne color. Cheers
I feel bad for the dresses that clashed horribly with the carpet 😂 it's an okay colour, but what would look striking against a red carpet is very MEH against the 'champagne' one. FYI empire waistline gets its name from the french empire- empress josephine popularised it around europe (the style predates the name and was called greek or something before then) I don't think britain called itself an empire until later (Victoria was the first monarch with the title)
First of all - Wow super impressed how fast you put up this video! 👏thx for that! I really love learning about the history of all the fashion and I’m always excited to see if I agree with you on whether or not a look is standing out. One minor critic I have for this one is the Rooney Mara - Alexander McQueen look. While I again loved to hear about the story around this dress, I feel this looks very unflattering on her, gives her an almost constraint posture, „pulls her down“ and compared to the Model wearing it, for me it doesn’t sit right, it should be higher up on the shoulders and the bust, of course that horrible champagne carpet does not help to make this one pop either. I also missed Angela Basset in your BEST list - she was Royalty in that ultraviolet dress 💜
I have a serious question. Are clutches back in style for red carpets? Because they seemed to have been #GONE for years and it now looks like clutch designers are like "Guys, we wanna be worn, we wanna be seen, we wanna SELL effing purses" to the stylists. As if for a minute it was out of style to wear a clutch and have it be seen on your pictures which is kinda silly as these are also usually a luxury item brands want to be advertised on so to speak?. Am I making myself understandable? Do you agree?
Luke Cate's dress looks like blue satin and the black and blue effect cuts her in half. Besides that blue is too strong for her coloring. Florence Pugh looked awful. Dont these people to color analysis?????
"Bated breath"-- Using a shortened form of abated, which means "stopped or reduced," the phrase refers to people holding their breath in excitement or fear as they wait to see what happens next.
Boning on Jamie Lee Curtis was to give illusion of a small waist but it was unsuccessful. Perhaps a v-neck neckline could have made it a less matronly.
i was looking at photos of the red carpet and thinking to myself "man if i'm this bored i can't imagine how exhausted luke is gonna be" ajifonejaifonjeao
On the Michelle Yeoh look; I watched a recent interview about a week ago where she talked about how her mom had opinions about her clothing. From the video of her mother watching the ceremony in Malaysia, I thought how similar their two outfits looked (white, feathers, ethereal looking). I’d like to think that was something she thought about with the selection of her dress, especially after she dedicated the award to her mother. For that, I really like the look 🥲💖🥯
Would’ve liked to hear your views on the red stunner from Cara Delevigne; I thought it one of the most dramatic, best fitting and best looking dresses…
The Cate Blanchet dress did nothing for me, the drape was lackluster, it didn’t elevate or accentuate, it honestly felt lazy. Ana de Armas would’ve looked better in tissue paper than that ugh of a dress. As for that Rooney Mara look… who ordered the desiccated mummy???
Smokings were for women? You’re funny. Sorry, i am an educated menswear tailor, knowledge from it’s peak... smokings are for men, women took advantage of it (luckily) Also, the skirt of blanchetts dress could fit a bit better or cut have been cut more to the body, since the top is already loose and drapy... but it was one of my favs. But it wasn’t a winner dress. As soon as I saw her on the carpet i thought she went for „...and i don’t wanna win“. Michelle Williams cape is more likely chiffon or tulle instead of organza. Organza is a light but more stiff falling silk. Also, Selma Hayek, Tems and Elizabeth Banks are honorable mentions
YAY for making a video on the Vanity Fair after party as there were some amazing looks. As for this video, some of my favourites of the night were missing. Looks I liked - Angela Bassett (just gorgeous), Michelle Yeoh, Sandra Oh (stunning, on point, a queen), Greg Tarzan Davis, Shohreh Aghdashloo (both stunning and meaningful), Sarah Polley, Ram Charan, Marlee Matlin, Deepika Padukone, Harvey Guillen (a thing of beauty), Barry Keoghan (except for the shoes), Halle Berry (the whole look was a thing of beauty from head to toe), Nicole Kidman, Emily Blunt (perfection), Jessica Chastain, Sofia Carson (a princess dream), Ava DuVernay, Stephanie Hsu, Daniel Kwan, Michael B. Jordan (sometimes a little can go a long way), Vanessa Hudgens, Paul Mescal, Ruth E. Carter, Malala Yousafzai, Michelle Williams, Fan BingBing (glamorous), Cara Delevingne (the whole look was just *chef's kiss*). Also, are hairdressers in LA on strike? As many of the ladies looked like they just put on the dress and run out of home. And it's a theme this red carpet season. Ana de Armas being the first that comes to mind. Sometimes the hair-down look works - like on Jessica Chastain, other times it just looks lazy.
Everyone is in white. Red carpet definitely missing. Can you imagine how.much more striking all of these white dresses had been on crimson red?
Angela’s purple gown looks reallly good on her. Sometimes purple colors overpower the one wearing it but for her, the color just made her look very glowing.
Angela Bassett is such a beautiful woman, she could wear nearly anything! But i really enjoyed the purple dress!
Agreed. She should have made Luke’s best dressed.
Only if we had it in a different fabric
i surprised myself in choosing Angela Bassett as my Best Dressed. She was lovely. Soft feminine hair & face and the color & design of the dress was fluid and flawless. That purse she carried was to die for!! As a purse collector, it was quite special.
~ The gorgeously sewn yellow dress Kerry Condon wore was splendid!!
~ Michelle Williams rarely appeals to me. I don't like her harsh look; pale pixie hair, pale face & red lips. It doesn't work. yuck girlfriend. Please change it up;, most especially that hard hair style!
There was so much long, long beautiful hair and I can't express how much joy that brings me!
Thank God long hair has come back in a big way!!!
Not a fan of Michelle Yeoh's shapeless white bag of a dress. Her face, hair and spirit are beautiful, just not the shapeless dress.
~ I am so OVER Jessica Rabbit's tired old bombshell uniform & hair. She's like Sophia Vergara who did the same predictable thing in her time. (prob still doing it.) I don't even 'see' her anymore. She's voided herself out. I have a Barbie gown almost just like hers.
~ Gaga is a gem of a human being. Love that Lady. Her talent, personality & humanity are unsurpassed.
Loved everything abt her Versasce dress but not the pointy bra. Don't like the pointy bra effect anywhere or on anyone, even Madonna.
~ Rhianna. I'm sorry but the publicity around her is always so OTT & full of fabricated hype far beyond reality.
She is paying a Publicity/PR team a fortune to generate that constant stream of hype. They're workin overtime trying to convey her as the greatest singer, style maven & mother of all & she just ain't all that.
Made some huge hits but not the level of star her Publicity pushes. The general public are unaware of the mechanism behind celebrity fame and how much is force fed to us.
Ever since Demi Moore bared her naked huge pregnant belly ages ago, women have been flaunting their pregnancies and I don't like it. An expectant mama is walking magic. Putting it out there is tasteless.
~ Florence Pugh turned me off when she walked onto the stage, right arm locked, finger holding dress open to show off her thigh even while announcing. I watched transfixed, seeing if she was going to let the darned dress go to greet the winner.
Too blatantly OBVIOUS. Trying too hard. I didn't mind the voluminous confection of a dress. It was very pretty, as is she; although uninspired re: bland drab dress color.
Somebody needs to tell Florence & all women; the allure is to leave people expectantly hoping & waiting for an accidental glimpse of something.
Again, we look back to that time Angelina Jolie made a to-do in her black dress emeralds moment, strategically staging her thigh.
Just let your reveal happen accidentally & naturally!!
Ladies when will you learn?
The beauty & sexiness is in what's hidden, NOT what you work so hard to FLAUNT.
I'm even more than over the deep, wide chest cleavage. Those fake boob silicone containers are not even attractive anymore.
😉
Yes, that's my favourite.
i was genuinely impressed at the fabric of hong chau’s prada gown. so many people walking onto carpets these days with wrinkled fabrics but she looks like a pale pink pillar of perfection. just the cherry on top of her stunning performance in “the whale”
The leather “tail” ruins it.
I was impressed by how boring and ugly it is.
My best dressed for this year’s Oscars!
I absolutely agree. One of my favourite looks of the night. The only thing I’d say is that it could have been accessorised better - in my opinion. But it was so beautiful
Hv it
I genuinely appreciate Hong Chau for her outfit choice. Her name is Hong ( means pink ) Chau (means pearl) and she picked the aodai collar. It’s such a meaningful outfit.
That is absolutely beautiful! Thanks for sharing that🥰
That's really interesting! Thanks for sharing 💕
Wow thanks for that. Beautiful and good to know!
I think Michelle’s dress would have stood out on a contrast color background and rug. The color they chose is just so horribly neutral. It washes out the fair skinned. It makes light dresses with detail fade into the background
Agreed!!
YES. Hate the beige carpet. Bring back the red!
I would like someone edit the carpet in the looks, to see how they were going to look originally (aparently the color change was a last moment thing and a lot of stylists didn't know)
@@bnes9371 My qujibble with red is that there are many gowns in red and there's often a clash. I would love to know what colour Luke would suggest for the carpet.
I'm sure someone must have done this and I just need to find it, but I need to see these with a red carpet. All the whites are doing absolutely nothing for me. It's also washing a lot of people out. I also didn't love Janelle Monet's dress, but I was happy to see some color.
they did Jamie Lee kinda dirty; she's statuesque, not mother of the bride sheesh
That dress was HORRID!😬
Can we talk about the ugly carpet?
Ughhh I know. It looks like they rented a local hall. It feels more like a ‘DIY oscars red carpet’ themed party lol
Omg i knew there was something off with these pictures
So ugly and it's not even champagne, that's beige and I bet it got dirty in like 0.5 seconds.
Bring back the red
It looks like high school students built it and weren’t any where near finished. The small molding on the bottom was cheap looking. I bet heads are rolling in the red carpet department designers!
It's grey :( I'm not living laughing loving
i would love to hear your opinions on the after-party looks!!! some were even better than the oscar's carpet
Kate Hudson’s pink number was one of my favorites overall from the night !
Yes and that Jacket Rooney Mara added for me it was to die for.
There should be part 2!! You missed so many great looks - Fan Bingbing, Halle Berry, Deepika Padukone, Cara Delevingne, and more.
Halle berry was good? It was ok at most
And Tems !!!
just started watching and got sad that he missed Cara lol she looked stunning, really
Omg Fan had my favorite gown of the night
Ram charan and jr ntr from RRR
COngratulations to Sandra Oh for showing other celebrities how to wear an exciting and more rarely-seen colour on the awards carpet. Marigold orange is gorgeous and visible. No hiding behind black or white.
It was absolutely BREATHTAKING!
My favorite dress of the night!
Sandra oh went to my high school 😁
To be fair, not a lot of people would look good in that colour.
@@ashildrtheswift3028 you're right, but most celebrities always go for something safe and boring.
can't wait for your after party fashion roast !
it's definitely coming!!
@@hautelemode please feature Deepika on it.
@@hautelemode yes Deepika and of course more south asian celebs any time any where on this channel ❤❤❤
How about Mindy Mailing’s white dress? She was stunning when she walked on the red carpet.
I'm at that point in life where I wait for HauteLeMode's reviews of the red carpet fashion more than the event itself. 😂
I don’t care about the events at all, but I always watch his reviews. Love them
When I heard about the Oscars I had this same thought...
who the hell chose such a bland carpet & background color? it really ruined a lot of these dresses.
Luke, you are the Original Fashion Gangsta for getting this up SO FAST. You are an absolute legend for getting this to us so quickly. I'd give you an Oscar, but all I have is that fuzzy green muppet in the garbage can. I love you to bits!!!! (Carla Delavigne is the only one worth mentioning. Ke Huy and Brendan winning were my emotional centers, to hell with the tuxes lol.)
Can you do a part two? There were so many other looks I'd love to hear your take on! Cara Delevigne (loved her red dress!), Margot Robbie, Mindy Kaling, Michael B Jordan, Pedro Pascal (interested to hear your take on his tailoring), Paul Mescal, Ludwig Göransson, Deepika Padukone.
Or maybe even a Vanity Fair party looks video?
Yes, I’m disappointed he didn’t cover Mindy Kaling. I feel like that was a love-it-or-hate-it look.
Even Fan Bing Bing who was amazinggg!
TIMESTAMPS:
Ana De Armas - 0:46
Angela Bassett - 2:19
Ariana DeBose - 4:20
Austin Butler - 6:32
Cate Blanchett - 8:22
Danai Gurira - 10:03
Florence Pugh - 11:01
Halle Bailey - 13:05
Harry Shum Jr. - 13:42
Hong Chau - 15:12
Jamie Lee Curtis - 19:37
Janelle Monae - 21:12
Jennifer Connelly - 22:21
Jessica Chastain - 23:16
Jonathan Majors - 24:16
Kerry Condon - 25:28
Lady Gaga - 26:55
Michelle Williams - 28:38
Michelle Yeoh - 30:34
Nicole Kidman - 33:35
Rihanna - 34:48
Riz Ahmed - 37:14
Rooney Mara - 38:45
Sandra Oh - 40:52
Stephanie Hsu - 43:05
THANK YOU !!!!
I really liked Kate Hudson's silver sequined dress by Rodarte
I loved janelle monae gown fit her perfect
Must Rihanna always show either her belly or boobs ?? Just asking nicely 😁
Thank you!
idk what happened to florence pugh’s fashion this year. the stunning orange harris reed moment had my hopes up but another let down from one of the most talented actresses of her generation.
I love her but I think that she’s already worn that exact same silhouette like 500 times already, and it’s become boring and tired 🥱
@@MrLadyMaroles yup exactly. that minidress+billowing train combo was done in venice (and not terribly fantastically tbh) and i’m not interested in seeing the same thing over and over. florence is the quirky type who i expect the avant garde moments from but no i guess not
I think the black underskirt would've killed as a bejeweled panty. The skirt reminded me of the biker shorts I'd wear under my sports uniforms. Also I do not like the shoe.
@@Sandy-gg7to She's actually wearing shorts, which makes it worse in my opinion.
The carpet didn't help, she looked like me when i get out of bed with my down-comforter.
The yellow of Kerry Condon’s dress may be nod to both her costume in The Banshees of Inisherin and something for which Ireland is well-known around the world: their butter. The coat that Kerry’s character wears as she leaves the island of Inisherin is bright yellow, symbolizing her happiness at leaving. The film, thanks to it gaining popularity with an international audience, is bringing knowledge of Irish history to the forefront, where many smaller elements of its culture have been for a while now. While the most well known elements of Irish culture - especially their cuisine - are their lovely alcohols, another well known element of its culinary culture is its delicious and vibrantly yellow butter.
Her dress was definitely my favourite. I think in her pre show interview she did mention the yellow was a nod to her coat in the movie!
I have been very interested in seeing The Banshees of Inisherin, thank you for that detail!
She said it was just one of her favorite colors. The color of her character in movie is yellow and etc. etc..
Reminds me of Kerrygold butter - another on message Irish reference!
Loved it but the assymetrical straps really bothered me! I was keen to hear Luke’s thoughts on that but the photo he looked at, her hair was draped over it.
This year was definitely lackluster fashionwise but at least everyone looked comfortable
Agreed
And most looked beautiful. Not exciting but beautiful
Oscars are not meant to be a runaway, it's an chick elegant night, on one wants to look weird
@@holdmacat9932 chic*🙂
@@holdmacat9932 except that they are looking weird 💀
I really wish that you had highlighted Malala Yousafzai! While you may have said her look was “blah” it contained a lot of symbolism for Pashtun women (who are constantly forgotten about!!) The dress and jewelry she wore were inspired by a look worn by Princess Abedah Bibi of Afghanistan in the 1950s. Malala wore Princess Abedah’s actual earrings that the princess inherited from her mother Queen Soraya Tarzi. Queen Soraya was a staunch advocate for women’s rights. She was extremely progressive for her time and worked to obtain women’s right to vote and run for office. She was also Afghanistan’s minister of education and founded the first girls school in Afghanistan in 1921. She also founded the first women’s hospital in 1926 and worked to give women access to higher education abroad. Malala and Queen Soraya have many similarities and the fact that Malala chose to honor great Pashtun women on such a big stage is amazing. Yet she is still constantly being dismissed. Pashtun women in general are constantly forgotten.
Thank you for sharing! I absolutely loved her look but hearing it’s history and symbolism makes it even more special.
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YESSSSSS! Me too 😅😅😅
I wish you talked about Daniel Kwan’s suit! I feel like in terms of menswear his suit jacket stood out and was a nice nod to EEAAO
Yes, how he reflected Michelle's costume from the launderette scene was very smart and the two of them really gave some wonderful speeches after so many wins.
🙌 Cate Blanchett 🙌 all the way!!!!!! She is always so dignified, yet playful, mischievous, exciting, but so elegant and harmonious. Her/ her stylist fashion choices are great
I appreciate your hard work! A quick turnaround! 👏🏾💯
Seriously! I was checking all day for this and had to remind myself to be patient because Luke puts so much research and thought into these, and that takes time!
Celebrities. Stop supporting D&G. Stop it.
What did D&G do?
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I love how informed Luke is regarding fashion history, both ancient and modern, and how he weaves it into his critiques. Encyclopedic and engaging, rather than heavy-handed. We learn stuff watching you, Luke!
I feel like you need to do a Part 2!
Fan BingBing's dress was my favourite of the night. Also hats off to Cara Delevingne and Monica Barbaro.
And seeing Tems white poof in the background of the ceremony, blocking the view of who was behind her was friggin HILARIOUS! XD
And deepika and Megan thee stallion!!
I cant believe you didn't talk about the BACK of Lady Gaga's dress!
Was just about to comment this too!
Same. Only reason I clicked on this video
Yes, the back of her gown was amazing! I was waiting for him to say something about it too.
@@venanciahopkins5035 Is it backless?
@@pollycipher Very low cut in the back.
Hi Luke you probably picked the most conspicuous celebrities or your favorite looks however would have loved to see some of the looks you didn't include like Deepika, Malala, Cara Delevigne, Elizabeth Olsen and so many more 😊 hope there is a part 2 or even 3 coming 😇😇
Glad I’m not the only one who couldn’t stand the boning on the Jamie Lee Curtis dress. It just didn’t make any sense to me. I had to remind myself to focus on how special this moment was for her, and how stunning she looks irregardless
Jennifer Connelly’s look is so under appreciated😭😭😭
I wish her make up and hair were different though - she looks so severe
Truly agree with your Hong Chau critique … my favorite as well. And a subliminal deconstructed pink triangle in the back, giving me a nod to silence =death posters of the late 1980s. Maybe just a trigger in my mind, but shows how wonderful fashion is, a true art form to allow a mind to drift with such a minimalist ( at quick glance) piece of art.
I love Rihanna, she is so completely not apologetic about her pregnant bodie (about her bodie in general). It helps to take away so much pressure off of pregnant women and shape.
harry shum jr giving asian prince charming - LOVE his look, so dapper!
Lady Gaga looked stunning ✨✨✨ love that she always takes risks and does the unexpected!!
Yes she did
Her hair and makeup were giving Robert Palmer Addicted to Love girl era vibes. An all around slay.
She was fantastic
He missed the BACKSIDE of Gaga dress,
Now that was the unexpected part.
Makes me think he did NOT watch the beige carpet/ show, or he surely would have pointed out the butt view
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He didn't even know N Kidmans dress had one long sleeve
Her waist!!! Wow wow wow
I also wasn't floored by Michelle Yeoh's look, but I have to say that her face last night was the prettiest I've ever seen it look. Almost ingenue. I've always thought she was beautiful, but she was spectacular looking on Sunday. The dress made me wonder if she felt she might not win (not a stretch--no Asian had ever won before), and didn't want to overshadow the ultimate winner. In addition, the youthfulness the look gave her face might keep her in the minds of producers who don't always have numerous roles for women over 35. I'm probably overthinking this...
Another less kind thought is that her looks have been slightly trending downhill since the memorable, perfectly tailored yellow blazer and scrumptious poofy floral skirt ensemble that started the season. It's got to be impossible to keep up that trend.
Overall I agree: sadly, no real memorable looks yesterday. But it was a great night. Maybe I'm just getting old and sentimental, but I can't think of another year where I wanted multiple winners for each category.
She needed a brighter color for her gorgeous coloring
Boy missed out my high fashion muse Cara Delevigne!!!
Everything was a snooze fest. Do you do any reviews of the Vanity Fair party outfits?
He commented elsewhere he's doing that too!
Can hardly wait! Some real moments there.
@@caitlingill Yay! Can’t wait to watch that video.
I know I maybe biased. But I'm bummed you missed Deepika Padukone and the RRR cast... Would have loved your take on Indian menswear
Yes! Would have loved to see his take on those! Also, he missed Cara Delevigne, whose entire look was drop dead gorgeous!
I might also be biased but NTR Jr's Outfit was just amazing!
I think Hong Chau was my favourite. Simple but beautifully executed.
Personally I think this was one of the worst Oscar’s for fashion…
You should definitely review the Vanity Fair party because there is more to look at
I think the red Cara Delevingne dress was worth a mention, as was that big white gauzy dress with the free-standing, over-the-head extension.
Ana de armas gown reminded me a lot of the famous marylin dress that Kim wore to the met. The fabric and placement of the stones were near identical. Looks like she wanted a revamped, different color version of that dress.
i'm getting so sick of the "translucent gown with modcloth high waisted swimsuit underneath" look i feel like i've been seeing this since like 2014, everyone still thinks it's so fresh and it hasn't changed at all
I loved harry shum jr and Hong chau's outfits. It's awesome to incorporate one's heritage within the context of a western atmosphere. And they did it in a such a way that it worked and didn't feel out of place
I loved the ultraviolet of Angela's gown, and Cate really served!! 💙💜 What baffles me is why anyone thought it was ok to even let that dress happen on JLC? A person who had a role in a film that has a predominantly asian cast, and you're going to put her in D&G. 🙄
disappointed at no TEMS in this roast! her view blocking headpiece was truly a campy showstopper
and no Cara Delevigne!!! She actually looked stunning
@@queenb2450 omg yes how could i forget cara in her beautiful elie saab?!
@@queenb2450 I LOVED her look
cara and tems ateee
Hey Luc, I hope you can read this comment. A little interesting thing that I noticed about Hong Chau's dress is that it represents her name as well. Hong Chau means pink pearl in Vietnamese. The fact that she chose to wear a pink dress with pearl earrings is amazing. *chef kiss*
One more thing about Hong Chau is that Hong in Vietnamese means pink/rose. So I imagine the pink dress is also a reference to her name. :)
If Papi Pascal is at an event, you are required by law to discuss what he's wearing.
Thank you Luke for another great fashion roast! Your videos are always enjoyable and I love the informative aspect you add to them.💖🌟🎀
i feel like harry shum jr.'s fit was also inspired by his chef role in everything everywhere all at once . iykyk . 🤣 🤣 🤣
I liked Ana’s after party dress! Do the after party!!
i loved it except for the high slit - i think if the slit had even just started lower it could've been perfect but the high slit really took me out of it
I liked it too. It looks like Art Nouveau stained glass. She looks so much better. The silver oscar dress completely washes her out.
@@crisscross7758 I loved the stained glass look! That’s exactly what I thought of! I wish she had worn that to the ceremony. It’s my favourite that’s she’s worn.
Yes I way preferred it to her ceremony dress.
@@allisonheath1156 Me too!!
If you're nominated I think you need to keep things classic
Just in case you win. Because those pics are forever.
Couldn't have clicked any quicker to see your take on the looks!! And .......Love love love the effort on the Vietnamese dress pronunciation. But it actually sounds like "Ao Yai". The D sounds like a Y. :)
You missed Cara Delevingne. She looked the best
I loved her look
Angela Bassett 's purple gown and Stephanie Hsu's look are my favs among these . Also Cate Blanchett's , Rihanna's and Lady Gaga's looks are stunning.
Personally , I would wear something close to Sandra Oh's dress :)
Angela Bassett looked gorgeous, I loved the purple.
Good critique, mostly aligned w/ mine and my daughter's opinions. Only thing you didn't cover was what we thought was a truly ghastly mistaken dress on Ruth, the costume designer who won the Oscar for best costumes in Wakanda Forever. I didn't mind the gold color, or the fabric, or the hot pink lining and platform sandals, BUT, the part that covered her chest looked badly stitched and, like, puckery, like they just couldn't quite get it right, and that was a shame. I saw what she was going for in my head, but when that seam started getting jiggy, she should've had a Plan B, because the gold/pink didn't work out that well. And she is the winner of the Oscar for best costumes! Which with I agreed, the costumes in that movie were FAB. Her dress, not so much.
I think Michelle Yeoh in her dress was lovely though the dress itself was not a spectacular statement. But I caught myself nodding at the look. It’s gentle, pleasant, and modest, but with just a bit of ethereal element in a easy on the eyes kind of way. I imagine the audience in Hong Kong, Mainland, Malaysia, Singapore. Etc would all approve of this dress. She’s 60, she’s stunning, she’s talented & successful, I don’t think she cares about “serving looks”. She wears the dress, the dress doesn’t wear her.
I agree, but still, that mesh is awful, reminds me of cheap party dresses i bought in my early twenties.
Thank you about JLC's dress! External boning looked awful - did her no favors at. all.
My favorite looks were Angela Bassett and Salma Hayek. The fiery orange sequined dress looked fantastic on her.
I mostly don't agree with the assessments, I watch to hear his smugness and it becomes a game to see what he will and will not pooh-pooh.
And now we eagerly await the Oscar after parties edition...
Angel basset my favorite oscar look
30:20 am so glad you liked the white ethereal gown of Michelle Williams, I so love it ! I think your fashion opinions come closest to truth, if feelings about clothes could ever be factual :)
no halle berry?? disappointed she didnt make the cut
Cara delevingne was Harper’s Bazaar best dressed. It’s interesting how she’s not even in this video. I wonder why? 🤔
That’s another event. She went to the after party, no the Oscars.
What about the cara delevingne look. That was fire 🔥
Let's be honest, the carpet is beige.
I think Rooney Mara ruins the outfits she wears by looking so unhealthy. 👎🏼👎🏼
Where's Cara? She looked great.
Yes she did.Gorgeous
I find Rooney Mara stunning.
@@victoriadiesattheend.8478 Agreed. Rooney Mara is absolutely stunning. She doesn't look unhealthy in the least. She is just very fair-skinned, which is a beautiful feature of hers. She doesn't choose to get fake-tanned like so many, and I appreciate that about her.
I love her acting and her I don't give a $#!t attitude but I so wish she had better posture! She always appears bored or forlorn
Thank you for getting this out so quickly. I think the problem with Nicole Kidman is black is not her colour. She looks horrible in it. Maybe if her hair had been up it wouldn't of looked dirty. Thats the vibe she always gives off in black. Dirty as in unshowered not sexy. The other person that had a similar problem was Roony Mara. Yes the dress was gorgeous but on her the colour does not work. She looks so sickly and washed out.
why didn't you talk about the back of Lady Gaga's dress. That deserved a whole 2 minutes...
Im so proud of myself for slowly nailing down how I think you’re going to feel about the looks. Also, I think Rooney/her team did an impeccable job of finding a unique and meaningful dress that she could also comfortable wear for the hours and hours long ceremony
Love your commentary! Do you think that not having a red carpet was a factor in how these dresses presented? For example, I think that Ana DeArmas' dress would have looked better on the red carpet, as opposed to the champagne color. Cheers
Thank you for using term “pregnant belly” rather than “baby bump” which is a term I don’t like.
Why not
I feel bad for the dresses that clashed horribly with the carpet 😂 it's an okay colour, but what would look striking against a red carpet is very MEH against the 'champagne' one.
FYI empire waistline gets its name from the french empire- empress josephine popularised it around europe (the style predates the name and was called greek or something before then) I don't think britain called itself an empire until later (Victoria was the first monarch with the title)
I wish you had discussed the back of Gaga's dress. Lovely!
no Fan Bingbing or Deepika?
Fan Bing Bing is the one I came for aside from Florence, her outfit was gorgeous
When I first Harry Shum jr. look I was hoping to hear your opinion . Was definitely something different to see from the men side of fashion
Ah I wait for this after every show!!! Give it to us!!!! I think they sucked for the most part 😕
Same!!!!
First of all - Wow super impressed how fast you put up this video! 👏thx for that! I really love learning about the history of all the fashion and I’m always excited to see if I agree with you on whether or not a look is standing out. One minor critic I have for this one is the Rooney Mara - Alexander McQueen look. While I again loved to hear about the story around this dress, I feel this looks very unflattering on her, gives her an almost constraint posture, „pulls her down“ and compared to the Model wearing it, for me it doesn’t sit right, it should be higher up on the shoulders and the bust, of course that horrible champagne carpet does not help to make this one pop either. I also missed Angela Basset in your BEST list - she was Royalty in that ultraviolet dress 💜
I have a serious question. Are clutches back in style for red carpets? Because they seemed to have been #GONE for years and it now looks like clutch designers are like "Guys, we wanna be worn, we wanna be seen, we wanna SELL effing purses" to the stylists. As if for a minute it was out of style to wear a clutch and have it be seen on your pictures which is kinda silly as these are also usually a luxury item brands want to be advertised on so to speak?. Am I making myself understandable? Do you agree?
Do the Vanity Fair after party, some of the looks were amazing and horrible and need your thoughts.
Luke Cate's dress looks like blue satin and the black and blue effect cuts her in half. Besides that blue is too strong for her coloring. Florence Pugh looked awful. Dont these people to color analysis?????
Been waiting for this with baited breath!
"Bated breath"-- Using a shortened form of abated, which means "stopped or reduced," the phrase refers to people holding their breath in excitement or fear as they wait to see what happens next.
Boning on Jamie Lee Curtis was to give illusion of a small waist but it was unsuccessful. Perhaps a v-neck neckline could have made it a less matronly.
i was looking at photos of the red carpet and thinking to myself "man if i'm this bored i can't imagine how exhausted luke is gonna be" ajifonejaifonjeao
Loved: Shark took a little nibble. You rock!
On the Michelle Yeoh look; I watched a recent interview about a week ago where she talked about how her mom had opinions about her clothing. From the video of her mother watching the ceremony in Malaysia, I thought how similar their two outfits looked (white, feathers, ethereal looking). I’d like to think that was something she thought about with the selection of her dress, especially after she dedicated the award to her mother. For that, I really like the look 🥲💖🥯
I think you will have to do a second part. ¿Where is Emily Blunt, Margot Robbie, Halle Berry, Zoe Saldaña, Pedro Pascal, etc.?
Would’ve liked to hear your views on the red stunner from Cara Delevigne; I thought it one of the most dramatic, best fitting and best looking dresses…
The Cate Blanchet dress did nothing for me, the drape was lackluster, it didn’t elevate or accentuate, it honestly felt lazy. Ana de Armas would’ve looked better in tissue paper than that ugh of a dress. As for that Rooney Mara look… who ordered the desiccated mummy???
i wasn’t the happiest about jamie lee curtis winning best supporting actress, but to find out that she also wore dolce and gabbana?
Omg so happy you loved cates look!! I also thought it was fricking FABULOUS!! So fun unique and iconic
This morning when i realised the oscars was last night i was excited because it meant this video was coming soon.
Smokings were for women? You’re funny. Sorry, i am an educated menswear tailor, knowledge from it’s peak... smokings are for men, women took advantage of it (luckily)
Also, the skirt of blanchetts dress could fit a bit better or cut have been cut more to the body, since the top is already loose and drapy... but it was one of my favs. But it wasn’t a winner dress. As soon as I saw her on the carpet i thought she went for „...and i don’t wanna win“.
Michelle Williams cape is more likely chiffon or tulle instead of organza. Organza is a light but more stiff falling silk.
Also, Selma Hayek, Tems and Elizabeth Banks are honorable mentions
YAY for making a video on the Vanity Fair after party as there were some amazing looks.
As for this video, some of my favourites of the night were missing.
Looks I liked - Angela Bassett (just gorgeous), Michelle Yeoh, Sandra Oh (stunning, on point, a queen), Greg Tarzan Davis, Shohreh Aghdashloo (both stunning and meaningful), Sarah Polley, Ram Charan, Marlee Matlin, Deepika Padukone, Harvey Guillen (a thing of beauty), Barry Keoghan (except for the shoes), Halle Berry (the whole look was a thing of beauty from head to toe), Nicole Kidman, Emily Blunt (perfection), Jessica Chastain, Sofia Carson (a princess dream), Ava DuVernay, Stephanie Hsu, Daniel Kwan, Michael B. Jordan (sometimes a little can go a long way), Vanessa Hudgens, Paul Mescal, Ruth E. Carter, Malala Yousafzai, Michelle Williams, Fan BingBing (glamorous), Cara Delevingne (the whole look was just *chef's kiss*).
Also, are hairdressers in LA on strike? As many of the ladies looked like they just put on the dress and run out of home. And it's a theme this red carpet season. Ana de Armas being the first that comes to mind. Sometimes the hair-down look works - like on Jessica Chastain, other times it just looks lazy.
7:38 love when you casually throw in some fashion history like how it was illegal for women to wear trousers for a long time in Paris
ok also even the backdrop those weird red pylon things that get in the outfit fotos- annoyed. whos in charge
Wanted to see Fan Bingbing and Deepika Padukone too