Les 14 stars les mieux habillées aux Oscars 2026 | Vanity Fair

16 Mars 2026 2368

Happy 2026 Oscars day to all those who celebrate! After an arduous few months of countless red carpets and awards ceremonies, we have arrived. This is what we’ve been training for. Call it the red-carpet Super Bowl, the best-dressed Olympics! At last, we have arrived.

The style of this awards circuit has been a bit of a slow burn, with the Golden Globes being an exception to the rule of a season in which the fashion has not always been stellar. There’s been some highlights, of course: Teyana Taylor in a tantalizing Schiaparelli dress at the Globes, Wunmi Mosaku in an electric blue Ahluwalia fringed look at the BAFTAs, Jessie Buckley in a Balenciaga dress that screamed Oscar winner at the Actors, and generally the delightful rise of Chase Infiniti, who tonight looked stunning in Louis Vuitton and De Beers London styled by styling duo Wayman Bannerman and Micah McDonald.

Tonight, things reached a proper peak. To put it simply, stars tonight brought it. Taylor and Buckley, wore looks by Chanel, the former with Tiffany & Co. jewelry (“the perfect finishing touch!” as Taylor told me over the phone on Thursday—but more on that later). It’s no surprise, and no mistake, that both women made our best dressed list—Chanel has been on fire this awards season, with Matthieu Blazy’s confident and audacious renovation of the storied house leading up to this moment. When was the last time someone won an Oscar in Chanel, you ask? Over a decade ago, when Julianne Moore took the award for best actress in a concoction by Karl Lagerfeld. As the kids would say, we are so back. Buckley is styled by red carpet maven Danielle Goldberg, while Taylor, fabulously so, has styled herself as she has for most of this awards season.

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See also, Demi Moore’s simply striking Gucci feathered gown—a trend of the night—designed by Demna, and Rose Byrne’s stunning Dior couture gown by Jonathan Anderson; both designers started at their respective houses last year, and they’re clearly making strides. Moore is styled by Brad Goreski, and Byrne by Kate Young. Also fantastic: Renate Reinsve, who has been leaning into a unique brand of sexy minimalism I’m particularly enjoying, in a Louis Vuitton gown, and Kate Hudson in Armani Privé and Garatti jewelry.

Man-of-the-moment Hudson Williams is in a black Balenciaga suit, looking every bit the Hollywood leading man styled by Anastasia Walker. Ditto Paul Mescal, a nominee tonight for his turn in Hamnet, who is in a Celine suit designed by American in Paris Michael Rider. Mescal is styled by Felicity Kay. The best dressed man tonight, however? Pedro Pascal in, surprisingly enough, Chanel, which does not even make menswear!

Be sure to vote for your favorite looks here, and check back in later this week as we reveal the winner of our best dressed leaderboard, as voted by you, our audience!

Watch the Vanity Fair Oscar Party livestream—hosted by Quenlin Blackwell, Jake Shane, and Brittany Broski—directly after the 2026 Oscars at youtube.com/vanityfair on Sunday, March 15, 10:30 p.m. ET and 7:30 p.m. PT.

In the words of Tyla “put me in Chanel!” Taylor looks stunning in a black and white concoction by Chanel designer Matthieu Blazy, which she paired with Tiffany & Co. jewelry. Have you ever seen Chanel look this steamy? Leave it to Taylor to take the legendary house to the next level.