Without a doubt, fashion has experienced a dry spell over the pandemic. In the meantime, celebrities have also lost one of their most important instruments for projecting their image. As a result, it was predicted that the Oscars and Grammys, which have resumed their pre-pandemic forms, would set the tone for a post-pandemic social program. Individual expression, which had been suppressed by a mask discipline for the previous two years, and a lighthearted indulgence after a long period of denial emerged.
In terms of color themes, black and white remained supreme, with pink and other colors making small roles as the camera pops. Significantly, the black ensembles mostly kept to the traditional discipline, with very slight changes.
Lady Gaga was elegance personified in a black Armani gown with a booming whitetail and a Tiffany diamond wreath around her neck as the only accessory. She has been extremely edgy in her public appearances so far.
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Olivia Rodrigo, who won three awards, wore a contoured black Vivienne Westwood gown with a choker and long gloves, perfect for a night at the opera in the old world. The pink highlights on her gown, which actually enhanced her physique, and the necklace, on the other hand, highlighted how even the young might wear tradition while remaining modern and unique.
For a nostalgic style, Dua Lipa chose a sheer, gold-shackled Versace bondage gown, but the leather-strapped bustier effect slowly dropped into a classical gown, softening the drag queen aspect to that of a goddess.
Billie Eilish matched her Vegas-style elaborate hair and square eyeglasses with a black suit jacket styled like a cape.
Brandi Carlile, a singer-songwriter, revived the classic black pants by adding a crystal-embossed blazer.
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Saweetie, who was nominated twice, wore her bright pink gown in two sections, with her blonde pixie cut and diamond choker breaking up the uniformity. Chrissy Teigen and St Vincent went for a tested method of expressing themselves in pink ruffles.
