15 Unforgettable Dresses That Made Oscar History

The Oscar ceremony goes far beyond a movie party, it is a spectacle of light, color and fashion. The dresses worn by the stars always dictate the couture fashion and inspire many people. There are many dresses that have surprised in the history of the awards.

In a few days the next Oscar delivery will take place. While we can’t see the stars in their new dresses, let’s look at the list of the most talked about looks in history that have walked the red carpet.

The Dior dress worn by Jennifer Lawrence the year she won the best actress award is a masterpiece. This is the most expensive dress in the history of the awards, with a value of 4 million dollars.

This dress put Nicole Kidman at the top of the most beautiful women who have walked the red carpet of the awards. In 1997 she was not even nominated. The dress, with a yellowish green tone and beautiful embroidery, always appears on the list of the most beautiful dresses in the world of fashion and cinema.

This Jean-Paul Gaultier mermaid dress was worn by the actress when she won the best actress award for playing singer Edith Piaf. The role is one of the most beautiful in film history, and so is the dress.

In 2002, Halle Berry won an Oscar for the film Monster’s Ball🇧🇷 For the awards show, she wore one of the most provocative and gorgeous ensembles the event has ever seen.

Actress and singer Cher, always very flamboyant, did not disappoint. In 1988, the daring style brought her luck and she took the award for best actress.

The dresses worn by Gwyneth Paltrow often, deservedly, appear on the list of the most beautiful in red carpet history. Tom Ford’s white dress, with some accessories, took the elegance to another level. She really looks like a princess.

That year, Madonna appeared at the ceremony with a Marilyn Monroe-style image. The singer wore a fitted dress with sequins, completed with a skin and lots of jewelry. That night the diva took the stage to sing ‘Sooner or Later’ of the movie Dick Tracy, which won the Oscar for Best Original Song.

The dress worn by Barbra Streisand to receive the Oscar also appears on the list of the most important in history. Some include it in the list of the most beautiful, others, in the list of the ugliest. It’s not a traditional dress, it’s a suit. In addition, it is completely transparent. After the ceremony she confessed that she didn’t know the ‘lights’ in the dress would shine.

That night Hilary Swank won her second Oscar. She had already won for the movie Boys Don’t Cry and, this time, took the award for Golden Girl, directed by Clint Eastwood. She left everyone speechless in a luxurious blue Guy Laroche dress, zipped in front and low-cut in back. The image mixes lightness and sensuality and the dress always appears on the list of the most beautiful in Oscar history.

Marilyn Monroe never won an Oscar, nor was she nominated. Nevertheless, she drew a lot of attention – as usual – at the 1951 ceremony. Marilyn presented an Oscar and wore a lush dress with a sweetheart neckline.

In 2014, Cate Blanchett took the stage to accept the award for best actress for the film Blue Jasmine, by Woody Allen. On the occasion, she wore a semi-sheer Armani dress decorated with flowers and sequins. The image mixes lightness and a lot of charm.

In 1961, Elizabeth Taylor won the Academy Award for Best Actress and, at the ceremony, opted for a stunning Dior dress that emphasized her slim waist.

Julia Roberts won an Oscar for her beautiful work in Erin Brockovich, A Talented Woman. Her dress, a Valentino, had a vintage feel and a very luxurious train. She was highly praised for the look.

The sober image of Grace Kelly in a pale green dress created by Edith Head, who worked at the Paramount studio, became a classic symbol that reflected Hollywood glamour.

The dress that Audrey Hepburn wore when she won the Oscar for best actress is the one that usually tops the list of the most important of the ceremony. It was created by Givenchy exclusively for her. A mixture of elegance and refinement. The dress even appears on Wikipedia.

Which one did you like the most? Would you put another one on the list? Share your opinion in the comments!