Sunday's Oscars were one of the biggest fashion events of the year and "GMA" is here to help you get your own look inspired by the glamorous ensembles seen on the red carpet for less.
Last week, we brought you looks inspired by nominees Teyana Taylor and Kate Hudson, 1999 best actress winner Gwyneth Paltrow, and best actor nominees Timothée Chalamet and Michael B. Jordan.
Taylor brought the heat once again in her gown Chanel, while fellow best supporting actress nominee Wunmi Mosaku glowed while showing off her baby bump in Louis Vuitton.
On the men's side, Jordan channeled his dual performance of twins Smoke and Stack from breakout hit "Sinners" by wearing a custom all-black suit by Louis Vuitton featuring a Mandarin-inspired stand collar.
Best supporting actor nominees Jacob Elordi, Delroy Lindo and Benicio Del Toro delivered a masterclass in modern black-tie.
Below, we've curated several looks in the same vein as your favorites from the show including Kate Hudson, Ginnifer Goodwin, Teyana Taylor and more.
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Sequins brought the sparkle to Hollywood’s biggest night, as Kate Hudson, Elle Fanning, Emma Stone and Wunmi Mosaku lit up the carpet in shimmering gowns that caught every flashbulb. To try the trend yourself, choose a sequin jacket like this one from Karl Lagerfld to bring a little red carpet shine to your next night out.
Romantic lace made a major statement on the red carpet, with Ginnifer Goodwin, Zoe Saldaña and Mia Goth proving the timeless fabric can feel both elegant and effortlessly modern. To recreate the look, opt for a lace dress or blouse for an easy way to add sophistication to any look.
Feathery gowns floated down the Oscars red carpet, embracing dramatic plumes for a look that’s equal parts glamorous and playful. To recreate the trend in real life, look for pieces with feather trim like this CeCe dress that adds instant drama to a simple silhouette.
Rich brown tones emerged as a standout trend this year, with stars like Zendaya, Marsai Martin, Kieran Culkin and Miles Caton showing the warm neutral is a stylish alternative to classic black. To recreate the look, swap your standard black suit for a chocolate or espresso tone and pair it with a crisp shirt or tonal layers.
