Giorgio Armani dressed six celebrities for the 2023 Vanity Fair Oscar Party on Sunday (March 12).
If was a betting woman, I would’ve have put odds on Michelle Yeoh wearing Armani Privé on the red carpet for the Oscars, but it would appear she was saving her best for last, as the Oscar-winner wore an Armani Privé multi-coloured, fully embroidered strapless gown for the party.
No doubt the actress selected this look when she attended the Armani Prive Spring 2023 show back in January.
Too bad she didn’t select two.
Honestly. I was unsure about how the harlequin-print looks from the Armani Privé Spring 2023 collection would translate on the red carpet, but looking at Andrea Riseborough, it appears that I need not have worried.
Granted this style and its ruffled crinoline, embroidered ruffle collar won’t work for everyone, but the court-jester vibes some were anticipating aren’t present.
Personally, I prefer this Armani Privé pastel beaded gown over her McQueen look. These colours feel warmer against her skin-tone.
Laura Dern opted to wear a vintage Giorgio Armani Privé Spring 2006 silk jacket completely covered in silver and black paillettes, paired with black sequin trousers.
Styled with Giorgio Armani High Jewellery, I fully support this style over her “edgier” looks.
After seeing Channing Tatum at the Versace show last week my obsession grew that much deeper.
The actor was serving up James Bond level of elegance wearing a classic Armani tux with all the trimmings.
And then we have Regé-Jean Page who is actually in the running to become the next James Bond.
Black on black has never looked so silky smooth.
The British actor continues to be the perfect portrait of the Armani man.
A Boucheron Plume brooch, from Bleu de Jodhpur High Jewelry collection completed his look.
Sneaking in Sara Sampaio here, as she attended the Elton John Oscar Party.
From the ombré paillettes shades of blue, to the drapery and the (on-trend) dramatic flower details on each shoulder, I am in awe of just how breath-taking this Armani Privé dress is.
I will need a Cannes rerun.
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