Oscars 2022 - 10 Fave Outfits from the 2022 Red Carpet | Independent Fashion, Beauty & Culture

by Anne-Marie Jones

As the world gets closer towards a sense of normality, the red carpets are being laid down once more for the big annual events.

Here are 10 of the looks we loved from the recent Oscars red carpet:

Lily James

Fresh from her role as Pamela Anderson in the excellent ‘Pam + Tommy’ miniseries (don’t judge a book by it’s cover – it’s a more thought-provoking and engaging show than you may expect!), Lily James plays it risque on the red carpet in this fun pink ensemble.

Chloe Bailey

Speaking of risque, Chloe Bailey tests the limits in this custom-made LVDF gown.

Jamie Lee Curtis

Looking fabulous in this Pinhead-inspired outfit (just kidding), Jamie-Lee Curtis is lovely as always.

Timothee Chalamet

Looking like an absolute rock star, Timothee Chalamet is a timeless, ageless, ethereal being who is possibly part elf, part mortal (kinda like Bjork?).

Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith

Definitely the most talked about couple of the evening, but I really do have to add how stunning they both look! (You can slap me if you disagree).

Vanessa Hudgens

With the days of ‘High School Musical’ long behind her, Vanessa always looks incredibly elegant at every event. This whole look makes me think of the golden age of Hollywood – absolutely classic!

Megan Thee Stallion

At Sans Pareil, we are big fans of Megan’s amazing sense of style and flair, and once again she really brings it to the Oscar red carpet.

Kirsten Dunst

Ah yes, our favourite ‘seat filler’. Just kidding, I’ve been a fan since Jumanji, I love KD. This is a genuine vintage dress and I adore it.

On one hand it was vaguely in danger of turning into of those Barbie doll cakes (girls of the 90’s, you know what I mean), but the designer had enough restraint to keep it cool.

Sofia Carson

To be honest, I’m not sure who she is, but this Giambattista Valli dress is incredible and NEEDS to be on this list. I love that the dress is allowed stand by itself as a powerful statement piece, not distracted by accessories or makeup and hair.