Oscars 2021: Amanda Seyfried To Zendaya, The Red Carpet Looks We Loved
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Oscars 2021: Red, gold and a thousand shades of style
The 93rd Academy Awards are not only being held at two locations - the Union Station and the Dolby Theatre (which has been a venue for Oscars since 2001) - but also brought back an in-person red carpet. Unlike most award shows this, the Oscars had several attendees and so stars decided to use the opportunity to put their most fashionable foot forward at Hollywood's big night. Let's just say, it was worth the wait. The looks veered from pretty pastels (read Halle Berry's lavender dream) to fiery shades of red - Reese Witherspoon and Amanda Seyfried were perfection personified. Gold and silver too seemed to be recurring shades on the red carpet colour palette for the season. Here's a list of all the red carpet looks we loved this year. Amanda Seyfried looked a million bucks in this Giorgio Armani Privé number. Another red alert moment, featuring Reese Witherspoon and her precious smile.
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