The Times picture staff was in pressure on the purple carpet that led to the 97th Academy Awards, capturing all the most effective seems whereas the celebrities took the street within the Dolby Theater for the ceremony, hosted for the primary time by Conan O’Brien.
See the celebrities of “Wicked” Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, the candidates of the principle actress Demi Moore and Fernanda Torres, Selena Gomez, Lupita Nyong’o and others in garments starting from elegant and complex to extremely sculpted, with quilt gildings a substantial pattern. Among the boys who make dramatic decisions: the star of “Sing Sing” Colman Domingo in Custom Valentino and the star “A whole unknown” Timothée chalamet in Butter Yellow Givenchy.
Mikey Madison
“Anore” Ingue Mikey Madison arrives on the purple carpet in an Dior gown.
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Colman Domingo
The star of “Sing Sing” Colman Domingo introduced one other distinctive facet on the purple carpet, carrying customized Valentino.
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Adrien Brody
The star of “The Brutalist” Adrien Brody takes the street alongside the carpet in a customized Giorgio Armani gown.
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Margaret Qualley
The star of “The Substance” Margaret Qualley returns a Chanel gown.
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Selena Gomez
The star of “Emilia Pérez” Selena Gomez opted for a traditional look on the carpet, carrying a Ralph Lauren gown.
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Timothée Chalamet
The star “to finish unknown” Timothée Chalamet has chosen a Givenchy Giallo Butter gown for his stroll alongside the carpet.
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Zoe Saldaña
The star of “Emilia Pérez” Zoe Saldaña accesses its Yves Saint Laurent gown with black gloves.
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Demi Moore
The star “The Substance” Demi Moore wears a shiny gown by Giorgio Armani with out the purple carpet.
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Cynthia erivo
The star of “Wicked” Cynthia Erivo retains him inexperienced for the Oscars in a customized Louis Vuitton gown.
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Ariana Grande
The star of “Wicked” Ariana Grande exhibits her Schiaparelli gown on damaged in direction of the Academy Awards.
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The star of “Wicked” Ariana Grande wears a Schiaparelli gown carved on the carpet.
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Lupita Nyong’o
Lupita Nyong’o offers the purple carpet one other lap in a Chanel gown.
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Working males
Even the “evil” director Jon M. Chu stored him inexperienced on the purple carpet.
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Isabella Rossellini
The candidate “Conclave” Iabella Rossellini wears the blue velvet on the purple carpet.
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Ralph Fiennes
The star of “Conclave” Ralph Fiennes offers his approval on the carpet.
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Guy Pearce
Guy Pearce, appointed to Oscar for his assist change on “The Brutalist”, impacts a sublime pose on the purple carpet.
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Kieran Culkin and Jazz Charton
The star of “A Real Pain” Kieran Culkin accompanies his spouse, Jazz Charton, on the carpet.
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Jeremy Strong and Emma Wall
The candidate “The Apprentice” Jeremy Strong Escorts his spouse, Emma Wall, alongside the carpet.
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Edward Norton and Shauna Robertson
Edward Norton’s “A Complete Unknown” candidate accompanies his spouse, Shauna Robertson, on the carpet.
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Marissa Bode
The star “evil” Marissa Bode wears a vibrant purple gown of Rvng Couture.
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Elle Fanning
The star of “A Complete Unknown” Elle Fanning sports activities a Sarah Burton for the Givenchy gown with a cartier necklace.
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Elle Fanning put a black bow.
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Monica Barbaro
The candidate “to finish unknown” Monica Barbaro offers her pink Dior gown a dramatic lap for the cameras.
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Andrew Garfield
Andrew Garfield walked on the carpet with a gucci brown chocolate gown.
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Fernanda Torres
Fernanda Torres, nominated in Oscar for “I’m nonetheless right here”, selected a Chanel gown with a feathered fringe.
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Emma Stone
Emma Stone stored it elegant in a Louis Vuitton gown.
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Ana de Armas
Ana de Armas opted for a black Louis Vuitton gown with a lace neck.
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Rachel Sennott
The star of “Saturday Night” Rachel Sennott has chosen a shiny Balenciaga couture gown for her stroll alongside the carpet.
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Edward Berger
The director of “Conclave” Edward Berger hits a pose for the purple carpet.
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Marlee Matlin
Marlee Matlin greets the group on the carpet.
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Yasmin Finney
Yasmin Finney’s “Heartstoppers” star opted for Harris Black Black’s Reed gown with dramatic feathers.
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Richard Beek, Nick Park and Merlin Crossingham
Richard Beek, Nick Park and Merlin Crossingham, filmmakers behind “Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Vengeance”, appointed to Oscar “, present their Stop-Motion creations.
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Jeff Goldblum and Emilie Livingston
The star of “Wicked” Jeff Goldblum accompanies his spouse, Emilie Livingston, on the purple carpet.
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Julian courageous noisecat
Julian Brave Noisecat, co-director of the documentary appointed to the “Sugarcan” Oscar, honors his native legacy on the purple carpet.
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Coco Gauff
Tennis Star Coco Gauff exhibits its form of a purple carpet in a lemon gown.
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Brady Corbet and Mona FastVold
Brady Corbet, director of “The Brutalist”, arrives with the co-writer and companion Mona Fastvold.
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Clarence Maclin and Divine G
Clarence Maclin and Divine G, each named for the “Sing Sing” co-writing, go for black and white tuxedo.
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Joan Chen
The star of “Didi” Joan Chen in a chartreuse fluid gown from Elie Saab Resort Collection.
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Diane Warren
Frequent candidate Diane Warren exhibits off a customized Klein Epstein Parker mixed with a customized shirt and a customized tie.
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Matt Rogers and Bowen
Matt Rogers, left in a tuxedo by J. and Bowen Yang, co-conductors of the podcast of “Las Culturistas”, makes recognized their presence on the purple carpet.
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Nick Emerson
Nick Emerson, editor appointed to Oscar for “Conclave”, made an preliminary look on the purple carpet.
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DJ Guggenheim
DJ Guggenheim, producer of “The Brutalist”, is prepared for tuxedo on the purple carpet.
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