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After White, It Was Black To Dominate The Oscar Red Carpet 2017
Blacks were another highlights of the Oscars red carpet 2017. A quick look at our favourite black looks here.
After white, it was black that took over the Oscars red carpet. It was more like a black and white story at the Oscars. Though black and white, the lookbooks were breathtaking.
Blacks came in all forms, from lace to sheer, to velvet to satin. Some had their princess moment, some had their velvet moment. In all, black ruled the red carpet. Also, nothing can go wrong when you turn up wearing black. So here are our favourite picks.
Brie Larson
The velvet moment of the evening! Brie turned up in a plunging neckline Oscar De La Renta black gown that offered a dramatic ruffled hem.
Kristen Dunst
Kristen got her princess moment in this black strapless gigantic trail gown by Dior.
Janelle Monae
Janelle had that queen moment in this Victorian patterned Elie Saab black gown.
Macha Greno
Macha made it to a point that she is the one to keep an eye one. The off-the-shoulder black gown came with a trail.
Mirana July
The sheer dress looked surreal on Mirana. We wonder why more celebrities do not channel these surreal avatar...
Mira Pak
The plunging neckline black dress sure was on point. The sleek black belt and the trail added the perfect flavour to the look.
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