French actor Jean Dujardin is taking home the Oscar for best actor for The Artist! Dujardin beat out Demián Bichir, George Clooney, Gary Oldman and Brad Pitt with his role in the silent film. Do you agree with this win?
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Michel Hazanavicius is getting the Oscar for best director for The Artist! He beat out fellow nominees Alexander Payne, Martin Scorsese, Woody Allen and Terrence Malick. Do you agree with this win?
No surprises here: Christopher Plummer has won the Oscar for best supporting actor for Beginners. He beat out Kenneth Branagh, Jonah Hill, Nick Nolte and Max von Sydow. Do you agree with Plummer's win?
Comedienne Tina Fey stepped out in a navy Carolina Herrera gown that featured this season's hottest trend: a peplum pop. Not only did the fit-and-flair silhouette at the waist show off Tina's svelte figure, it helped to highlight the other classic Hollywood-inspired accessories. Her sapphire chandelier earrings, sapphire ring and mini-box clutch added just the right amount of glamour to her already sophisticated look. How do you think Tina did?
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Octavia Spencer continued her awards season streak and is taking home the Oscar for best supporting actress for The Help! She beat out Bérénice Bejo, Jessica Chastain, Melissa McCarthy and Janet McTeer. Do you agree with this win?
Showing off her signature sun-kissed glow and perfectly toned arms, Cameron Diaz looked insanely chic in a cream-coloured strapless Gucci Premiere gown, complete with shimmery tiered ruffles at the hem. She rocked a killer Tiffany & Co. diamond choker necklace and cocktail rings, Salvatore Ferragamo blush satin peep-toe pumps with her nude ensemble. Although we weren't treated to an ultra-leggy Cameron look, we still think this long-and-lean outfit is super polished and pretty. Do you agree?
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Meryl Streep inspired visions of Oscar gold in a stunning metallic Lanvin gown. While the palette's bold, Meryl carries it effortlessly with a sophisticated, spot-on silhouette. She capitalizes on the luxe vibe with gold drop earrings, gilded footwear, and a coordinating clutch, then adds a chain belt at the waist for a '70s-inspired touch. It's always a joy to see Meryl light up the red carpet; what's your take on her Oscars look?
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Shailene Woodley might be young in age, but today the actress decided to show off a more sophisticated side on the Oscars red carpet. The actress opted for a refined, ivory long-sleeved Valentino gown paired with Harry Winston diamonds. The dress's intricate detailing is gorgeous, and we love that she left the statement accessories at home. What's your verdict on her grown-up look?
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It might be black, but Angelina Jolie's velvet Atelier Versace gown is anything but basic. With sculptural folds at the neckline and a seriously sexy slit (even that's an understatement), Angelina's look says Hollywood royalty with elegance and ease. She needs little else to complete the look, save for a classic red lip, drop diamond earrings, and a pair of Salvatore Ferragamo peep-toe platforms to highlight her killer pins. Sex on legs?
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Natalie Portman proved today that good design doesn't date. The new-mum donned a vintage haute couture Valentino gown from 1954 for her strut down the Academy Awards' red carpet. We could imagine the strapless, polkadotted ballgown being worn by Hollywood icons like Sophia Loren, but Natalie makes it her own, adding a statement diamond collar, drop earrings and a sleek black clutch bag for today's outing. We heart it. Do you?
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