Of course we still have a mega fuck ton of Oscars finery to plow through, but let’s press pause on all that and bow down to the lady – nay, the queen; nay, the GODDESS – who absolutely owned the after-party red carpet.
She is clearly having the time of her life and we don’t blame her one bit. This dress looks stunning on her. We do have to admit to a slight bit of disappointment regarding the hair situation. We can understand the impulse to keep things toned down and let the dress have the spotlight, but when we think of how dramatic her hair can be when she lets it fly, we find ourselves wishing she really went for it. Still, she looks amazing and we love that she made such a bold and spotlight-grabbing choice.
Style Credits:
– Zuhair Murad Gold Fitted Gown Fully Embroidered with Sequins and Accompanied by a Matching Cape from the Spring 2020 Couture Collection
– Jennifer Meyer Diamond Long 4 Prong Tennis Studs
– Gianvito Rossi Sandals
Styled by Karla Welch | Hair by Araxi Lindsey | Makeup by Lisa Storey
[Photo Credit: RobinLori/INSTARimages.com, Ian West/PA Images/INSTARimages.com, Niviere David/Abaca Usa/Instarimages.Com, zuhairmurad.com]
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