This morning, Bowen Yang and Rachel Sennott stepped into the spotlight to announce the nominees for the 2025 Oscars, set to take place on March 2 in Los Angeles. While some question the timing, given the ongoing recovery efforts from California’s devastating wildfires, Hollywood has a message: the show must go on—but with purpose.
Celebrity stylist Ilaria Urbinati, working with The A List agency, championed the rallying cry, “#LASTRONG” and “#DontCancelEvents.” Their reasoning? Awards season isn’t just glitz and glam—it’s a lifeline for countless vendors, staff, and small businesses who rely on the revenue these events generate. And what better way to rebuild than by keeping the economy rolling?
Bowen Yang proved you can mix classic and quirky in a Moschino Pre-Fall 2025 three-piece suit. The intricate white scalloped trim added a playful edge to the otherwise formal black ensemble, perfectly balancing reverence with flair to match is personality.
Rachel Sennott, on the other hand, brought understated elegance in a fitted Balenciaga gown with a sweetheart neckline. Minimalist yet striking, her look leaned into the potential trend we might see this season: a wave of black ensembles. With whispers of a sartorial shift to honour and reflect on the tragedies, Rachel’s gown feels like a preview of what’s to come.
As the countdown to March 2 begins, the Oscars 2025 are shaping up to be a season not only of celebration but also of reflection—a testament to Hollywood’s unique ability to merge style with solidarity.
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