The Oscars - What to expect when attending the Academy Awards
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How much does an A-list red carpet appearance cost? What was the most impressive jewelry ever worn, and how did the hairstyles changes over the years. We even did a research on the men's facial hair trends over the past years. More information can be found on:http://www.stylight.co.uk/Love/Oscar-Fashion/
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The Oscars - What to expect when attending the Academy Awards
- 1. ® Fashion & Trends HISTORICAL DRESSES The dresses of these three ladies are not only beautiful - they also have their own WIKIPEDIA PAGES Julia Roberts Audrey Hepburn 2001 Gwyneth Paltrow 1954 1999 Helen Hunt wore It doesn’t have to be an expensive DESIGNER GOWN an H&M dress in 2013. The COSTS How much does an A-list red carpet look cost? Here’s the imaginary receipt for a true Hollywood entrance. Hair $400 Make-up Earrings $1,500 Facial Botox $200 $800 Stylist $76,525 Haute Couture Dress $6,000/day $30,000 Fake Tan Shapewear $200 $180 Diamond Ring Haute Couture Clutch $20,000 $3,950,000 Diet coach Tailor $130/hour $1,000 Shoes Personal Trainer $180/hour $1,150 Manicure $250 TOTAL $4,088,605 Most expensive red carpet jewellery Lorraine Schwartz emerald drop EARRINGS worth $2.5 million + matching 65-carat RING, worth over $1 million – worn by Angelina Jolie in 2009 $7 million Around L'Wren Scott 1,400-carat diamond NECKLACE – worn by Nicole Kidman in 2008 "Hearts of Winter" cuff BRACELET by Anna Hu Haute Joaillerie made of 2,368 rose-cut diamonds worth – worn by Gwyneth Paltrow in 2012 $1 million $20 million Harry Winston sapphire and diamond NECKLACE with a replica of the famous cursed Hope Diamond – worn by Gloria Stuart (Titanic) in 1998 Hairstyles Hairstyles have changed a lot in the past centrury. Here are some general trends throughout the decades. 1930 Finger Waves 1940 Victory Rolls 1950 Pixie 1960 Bob 1970 Blow dry 1980 Perm 1990 Sleek 2000 Up-do 2010 Big Waves HAIR COLOURS Do you prefer Blondes or Brunettes? Let’s have a look at the winners’ haircolours red 6 % black 3 % grey 5 % blond 39 % brown 48% While films were still black & white blondes had trouble getting good parts black and brown simply looked more appealing MALE Style For men it’s not that easy to impress at the Oscars®. Colin Firth in his Tom Ford smoking jacket sets a perfect example. - clean cut tuxedo and sharp accessories best colours are black, navy or dark grey bow tie white dress shirt Most guests honour the BLACK TIE dress code – although some stars still show up in trainers and other faux pas. MOUSTACHE & CO the Evolution of Oscar® beards Yes! There are beard trends as well... “The scruffier your beard, the sharper you need to dress.” Ashton Kutcher shaved 2010 stubble 2011 moustache 2012 full beard 2013 George Clooney Justin Timberlake Bradley Cooper George Clooney Robert Downey Jr. Damian Bichir Bradley Cooper Sean Penn Javier Bardem Christopher Plummer Ben Affleck Colin Firth Mark Wahlberg Pharrell Williams Hugh Jackman Matt Damon Special thanks to: oscars.org Credits: oscar.go.com nymag.com dailymail.co.uk foxnews.com gq.com We thank the Academy, our (Content) Producers and of course our friends & family. STYLIGHT.co.uk