Short segment discussing prominent fashion trends observed at the Oscars (2023), focusing on widespread white dresses (not bridal), statement necklaces, sheer black garments, standout gowns (Mindy Kaling, Michelle Yeoh, Halle Berry, Emily Blunt, Angela Bassett), and tailored menswear with subtle details. The speaker highlights specific looks and predicts white dresses will continue outside weddings.
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We saw a lot of trends at the Oscars this year. White was huge. And it wasn't in a bridal kind of way. White. I would say it was more in a cotillion ball kind of way. So, like, Mindy Kalig was really, really cool with these. It was almost like long gloves that weren't gloves. It was very architectural. I thought she looked stunning. Michelle Yeoh I thought was beautiful, and I thought that was a dress that just felt so ethereal and angel. It was like, I know I'm gonna win, you know, but it was beautiful. And Halle Berry was wearing white. I mean, there were so. Oh, Emily Blunt also. So there were just all these beautiful white dresses. I think we'll see it going forward, but not at weddings, because usually. Right. You don't wear white if you're a guest. So maybe the other balls or that kind of thing. We saw a lot of statement necklaces, meaning that they were BO and they were also up above the collarbone. Lady Gaga wore a gorgeous one with another trend, which was this sheer black that we saw in a lot of places. And Angela Bassett also wore, I mean, this beautiful purple dress. She also was a contender for best dressed. I mean, she's up there on the list. And it was almost like a snake that crossed over and it just laid. It filled up that space of her dress just perfectly. Men do not have a lot of wiggle room for adding interest, so it usually comes more in tailoring and very subtle details, but they were all very, very well tailored. And then I think adding some of the lapel interest or different sorts of ties or color or texture really made it look. Yeah, very classy.
